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US strikes against the Houthis help protect Israel's Home Front
US strikes in Yemen boost protection of Israel’s home front "We are prepared for attacks from Houthis and Iran," a former Israeli official says.
US strikes in Yemen boost protection of Israel’s home front "We are prepared for attacks from Houthis and Iran," a former Israeli official says.
Decisive victory the goal, Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir says.
As questions remain over the Lebanese Armed Forces' ability to stop Hezbollah's entrenchment, the IDF is completing the remainder of its withdrawal.
The timeline for an Israeli military return to the Strip is expected to be short.
The city is a magnet for weapons, Iranian and Hamas-fueled terrorism, and gunmen who are increasingly using deadly IEDs, and blatantly use mosques, schools and hospitals.
The initiative will spearhead development of Israel's military AI systems and is expected to boost Israel's status as a strategic U.S. partner.
During the 8 months that the IDF left Jabaliya, Hamas and PIJ reestablished their terror infrastructure, including at Kamal Adwan Hospital.
After losing Syrian supply routes, Iran could try shipping arms to Lebanon and gaining influence in Syria via Al Qaeda, according to Israeli analysts.
Concerns linger over Hezbollah's compliance and Israel's operational freedom.
The IDF has killed some 1,200 terrorists in northern Gaza and is adamant not to let others return.
Israel has spent weeks intensifying its efforts to interdict Hezbollah’s weapon supplies, an effort that will likely continue indefinitely, and although it can still terrorize northern Israel, the Lebanese group's arsenal is a shadow of its former self. Analysis.
Beyond damaging missile capabilities, the strike on October 26 places Israel in an active position against Iran. It clarifies that any direct attack by Iran will be met with a comprehensive response action. Analysis.
Israel appears to be playing a longer game, seeking to degrade Iran’s immediate military threat while leaving room for future strikes.
The targeting of Hezbollah’s financial foundations signals a strategic blow to its Iranian-funded terror network's grip on Lebanon.
With Hezbollah's top commanders eliminated, and tens of thousands of rockets destroyed, the IDF has significantly reduced the terror army’s attack capabilities.
IDF Spokesperson: Tehran is funding terror in Syria, Iraq, Lebanon, Gaza, Yemen and Judea and Samaria.
Former defense official says beeper attack joins other strikes that appear to be "softening up" the terrorist group ahead of future developments.
The younger brother of Hamas chief Yahya Sinwar, Mohammad is considered a major planner of the Oct. 7 mass murder attack. Now that Deif is gone, is Mohammed Sinwar Hamas’s next terror master?
While Hamas is showing signs of limited resurgence, its new recruits are essentially "cannon fodder."
At the operational level, the Jewish state proved it can act quickly on intelligence warnings, but it must be remembered that there is a long way to go. Most of Hezbollah’s capabilities remain intact.
Israel eliminated Hezbollah’s chief of staff but seeks to keep the focus on Gaza. War decision now rests with senior leader Hassan Nasrallah.
Israel must not opt for "more of the same" in the aftermath of Hezbollah's deadly attack on Majdal Shams, observers tell JNS.
Why is Hezbollah intercepting Israeli drones and what does this mean for the future? Is Israel prepared?
The military’s growing control of Gaza created conditions for the daring daylight hostage rescue in Nuseirat • Terrorists fired waves of RPGs at the extraction force from civilian areas.
The $14.3b package pays for supplies already delivered, air defense systems, and precise attack capabilities.
"The lesson from the war in Ukraine and against Hamas is identical: Israel must significantly increase its arsenal," said a former Israeli defense official. Opinion.
Commanders, infrastructure, weapons production and field operatives: How the IDF is taking the terrorist group apart from the top down. Report.
The first question is whether the terrorist acted on his own at this usually quiet border.Analysis.
A highly religious man, Nasrallah sees Iran as the source of his Shi’ite Islamist ideology and also his funding and force build-up.Op-ed.