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Israeli security forces say organizations in Ramallah and Yatta were used to support terrorist activity, leading to five arrests and the seizure of documents, computers, and materials linked to designated Hamas funds

The IDF says the division destroyed underground terror infrastructure, eliminated more than 100 terrorists, and disrupted Hamas efforts to rebuild its capabilities

The Boeing Apache Echo helicopters are expected to strengthen Israel’s operational capabilities and form part of the Defense Ministry’s long-term force-building strategy

The IDF has begun reviewing acts of heroism from October 7 for military medals and citations, with extraordinary civilian bravery also under consideration.

The Be’er Sheva District Court sentenced Shahada Abu al-Qi’an after he admitted to aiding a terrorist organization, transferring weapons to the West Bank, and enlisting in the IDF to gather intelligence

Israel Aerospace Industries introduces HawkGuard, a new counter-drone system that uses AI-powered detection and explosive-free interceptor drones to protect military vehicles and critical infrastructure

A central activist in a pro-Palestinian organization and two other foreign nationals were arrested after documenting IDF soldiers and a security post in Hebron, with additional photos from previous shifts discovered on their devices.

An annual hiking trip for students of the ORT Maalot yeshiva high school ended in disaster after an unexploded piece of ordnance detonated in the Upper Galilee. The IDF is investigating whether one of the students picked up the device and put it in his backpack — in an area that had already been swept.

The IDF releases footage showing armed Hamas operatives inside Kamal Adwan Hospital in northern Gaza and terrorists planting an explosive device nearby.

Israel greenlights a US mission to identify Hamas weapons handover points as a senior defense official warns of preparations for renewed fighting.

Two Hezbollah operatives were arrested in Lebanon over an 800-kilogram explosives shipment reportedly destined for Beirut's Dahiyeh district.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has called for a criminal investigation into participants in the controversial documentary NAZA, which features anonymous interviews with 24 Israeli soldiers and intelligence officers, accusing the film of damaging Israel's security interests and international reputation

The IDF and Shin Bet say two Gaza strikes killed an Islamic Jihad commander involved in the October 7 attack and a Hamas Nukhba operative in Khan Younis.

An unidentified object triggered sirens in northern Israel, prompting overnight IDF searches. Authorities have yet to determine what was detected.

The IDF said it confirmed that Mohammed Yazgi, a terrorist involved in holding hostages captive, was killed in a strike in Gaza City. A terrorist from the Daraj Tuffah Battalion was also killed.

A military court convicted Nadmi Abu Bakr of intentionally causing death after he threw a brick from a rooftop, killing the soldier during an operational activity in Ya'bad in 2020. The terrorist will compensate the soldier's family with more than 4 million shekels.

The IDF announced that it killed two Hamas operatives, including a commander who took part in the October 7 massacre and the abduction of the body of Sgt. Shaked Dahan, of blessed memory. The military said both men had continued advancing terror activity and rebuilding the group’s capabilities.

More than 75 retired American military commanders and legal experts are rejecting accusations of genocide in Gaza, pointing to steps the IDF took to reduce civilian harm. In an unusual open letter, they also warn of potential legal consequences for the U.S. military in the future.

IDF Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir visited a division-level exercise held by Division 38 and assessed the forces’ readiness. He addressed the lessons of Yom Kippur and October 7, as well as the IDF’s force-building efforts.

Three years after the massacre, the IDF is revealing the scale of the fighting and the heavy price paid by its forces. The report also outlines changes to intelligence warnings, border defense, readiness and the reserve system.