IDF confirms hostage Hamzah Ziyadne killed in Gaza captivity
Hamzah Ziyadne, 23, who was held hostage in the Gaza Strip, was killed in Hamas captivity, the military and Shin Bet (Israel Security Agency) announced on Friday, following the completion of an examination by the National Institute of Forensic Medicine and the Israel Police,
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After IDF strikes Houthis, Katz says there will be no immunity for Iran-backed group’s leadersThe post After IDF strikes Houthis, Katz says there will be no immunity for Iran-backed group’s leaders appeared first on The ...
There have been at least dozen complaints filed against Israeli troops for alleged war crimes when they were traveling, ...
Over the past week, security forces apprehended dozens of wanted suspects in the area of the Judea and Samaria Division, and two terrorists were eliminated in close-quarter encounters.
PM, defense minister condemn assault on Maj. Gen. David Zini and his aide in central city; military expresses support for ...
The IDF’s 769th “Hiram” Brigade discovered and confiscated a significant cache of Hezbollah weapons during operations in Southern Lebanon, the army said on Friday. Rocket launchers, mortar shells, ...
Defense Minister Israel Katz instructed the IDF to present a plan that would bring about the complete defeat o ...
The Israeli military has been steadily expanding its presence along a strategic corridor that splits the Gaza Strip in half ...
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) detained more than 240 suspected terrorists during a raid on Kamal Adwan Hospital in northern ...
"I can't describe the excitement I felt when I saw the light in the eyes of the women whose husbands are fighting right now," one volunteer said.
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IDF confirms airstrikes against Houthi targets in YemenThe IDF confirms it launched airstrikes against Houthi targets in Yemen a short while ago, in response to the Iran-backed group’s repeated ballistic missile and drone attacks on Israel. The Israeli ...
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