IDF

A brit milah for two: Welcoming life, honoring the fallen

VALERY WAS more than just a comrade. He was brave. A rock in times of chaos. A man of quiet courage and deep conviction. Bobby often spoke of how Valery made him a better soldier and a better man.

By JONATHAN LIEBERMAN
31/05/2025

IDF strikes Syria, 'no party will have immunity' Katz says

The weapons posed an international threat as well as a threat to Israel's maritime navigation abilities, the IDF said in a statement.

30/05/2025

US-backed Gaza aid distribution mechanism threatens Hamas control, sources say

Hamas fears losing control over vital humanitarian supplies, demanding that distribution returns to the UN.

Kfir Brigade destroys booby-trapped Gaza building with drone technology

Under the direction of Division 36, the Kfir Brigade has killed dozens of terrorists, as well as destroyed Hamas infrastructure and weaponry as part of Operation Gideon's Chariots

Golan, Olmert's comments are making it easier to arrest IDF soldiers abroad

Yair Golan and Ehud Olmert's statements may have concrete consequences in the growing international legal campaign against Israel.

'Irrelevant' ceasefire proposal may be exactly what Israel needs, military expert says

Lt. Col. (res.) Amit Yagur argued that so long as the Witkoff proposal doesn't interfere with the civilian campaign against Hamas, it may be worth accepting.

IDF probe: Urim base not initially targeted by Hamas on Oct. 7

An IDF probe found that the Urim outpost was not adequately secured at the time of the attack; eight IDF soldiers and commanders were killed

Sana’a Daqqa, widow of Walid Daqqa, arrested for incitement against Israel, IDF soldiers

Along with four other terrorists, Walid Daqqa murdered IDF soldier Moshe Tamam and later made headlines by fathering a child through smuggling sperm from prison.

Israel’s billion-dollar laser weapon could dominate global defense – or be killed by politics

Israel’s laser weapons debut in combat as NATO eyes next-gen defenses. Low-cost, battlefield-proven tech—but geopolitics may block export deals.

By UDI ETSION
30/05/2025

IDF halts training for female combat drivers

The decision is controversial as the High Court of Justice has pressed the military to open more, not fewer, tracks for women in combat.

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