Iranian attacks reportedly hit more than 100 targets across 11 U.S. bases, damaging essential infrastructure, including command headquarters, aircraft hangars, satellite systems, and advanced radar technology.
More than 20 female IDF soldiers have completed one of the military’s most grueling year-long training courses—earning their place in the elite Yahalom combat engineering unit.
Fooks is the third Israeli soldier to be killed in Southern Lebanon since a ceasefire came into effect on April 17.
Hamas, which ousted the PA from Gaza in 2007, did not formally nominate candidates in Gaza and boycotted the race.
Sirens sound in northern Israel as Lebanon ceasefire collapses, prompting Education Ministry to cancel classes in frontier towns.
Footage from southern Lebanon shows an IDF helicopter and a squad of soldiers evacuating wounded men—as a Hezbollah drone strikes just feet away, narrowly avoiding operational disaster.
Jewish support for Iran war slides during ceasefire, though shrinking majority still backs US strikes.
The first polls conducted after two former Israeli prime ministers announced they will be running on a joint ticket give mixed signals regarding whether the alliance is a gamechanger that could help unseat Netanyahu.
Israel cancels mass Lag Ba’Omer event at Meron over Hezbollah threat World Israel News Staff Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has canceled this year’s mass Lag Ba’Omer gathering at Mount Meron, ordering the event to be held only in a limited, symbolic format. The annual pilgrimage to the tomb of Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai, normally drawing
President Trump suggests US blockade on Iran could cause the Islamic Republic’s oil infrastructure to explode in the next few days.
