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Gal Ganot
'You live from one deployment to the next': Israeli reservists struggle to rebuild their lives
For Gleb and Noam, leaving the military never meant leaving the war behind; hundreds of days of reserve duty later, their futures remain on hold as they grapple with the loss of friends, relentless exhaustion and the psychological toll of war
Gal Ganot
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10.14.26
Her father was killed on 9/11; on October 7, Jamie Pila fought for Israel
Born six months after her father, James Gartenberg, was killed in the World Trade Center on 9/11, Jamie Pila left a comfortable life in New Jersey to enlist in the IDF; carrying a locket with his photograph, she fought near Gaza on October 7 and now calls Israel home
Gal Ganot
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10.11.26
Voting under fire: how the IDF prepares for October 27 election
As Israel prepares for its 26th Knesset election, the IDF will deploy mobile polling stations to combat zones and allow early voting from October 20; strict rules govern political expression, identification and ballot secrecy, while military operations will continue as usual
Gal Ganot
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10.11.26
‘We saw devastation’: IDF fighters return to haunting Kfar Aza photo that became an Oct. 7 symbol
Lt. Col. Netanel Makayes and reservist Yair Ansbacher revisit Rachel Cohen’s home with photographer Ziv Koren, recalling the ruined holiday table, the four Lotar fighters killed that day and the moment Ansbacher broke down beside Makayes
Gal Ganot
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10.07.26
Human cost of war: 30,000 wounded since Oct. 7, 63% face psychological trauma
Defense Ministry says its rehabilitation system now treats 91,200 people, including 42,500 with mental health conditions; budget has surged 88% as officials expect caseload to reach 100,000 by 2028
Gal Ganot
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10.06.26
'Targeted killing': Gaza intel chief at center of Oct. 7 failures says IDF singles him out for blame
Newly released court files show Lt. Col. Aryeh Amidror argues he is being made to pay for broader failures, while the IDF cites serious errors before and during the Hamas attack
Gal Ganot
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10.06.26
‘We had 20 guns guarding 250 people’: Givati trainees recall fighting in Sderot on Oct. 7
Three weeks before completing combat training, three hesder yeshiva soldiers went from Simchat Torah prayers to battling terrorists, rescuing families and protecting civilians across Sderot
Gal Ganot
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10.05.26
‘This is my country’: Israel-born children of Filipino migrants fight for right to join IDF
As the military faces a severe manpower shortage, dozens of young adults born and raised in Israel are petitioning the High Court for permission to enlist, saying Oct. 7 only strengthened their determination to serve
Gal Ganot
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09.28.26
Two IDF soldiers lightly wounded by IED blast in southern Lebanon
The soldiers were evacuated for medical treatment and their families were notified; the IDF said it struck Hezbollah terror infrastructure in response
Gal Ganot
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09.19.26
‘I can hit my wife in my sleep’: rabbi who identified Oct. 7 victims reveals his battle with PTSD
Rabbi Menachem Perl tells ynet how identifying bodies at Shura shattered his mental health, why he eventually sought psychiatric care and why Haredi and observant soldiers need treatment settings built around their way of life
Shilo Freid, Gal Ganot
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09.17.26
IDF studies smart-gun technology after recent soldier suicides
Military is examining weapons that could detect self-harm attempts as mental health officials warn distress may surface when combat intensity drops
Gal Ganot
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09.16.26
IDF received 1.2B shekels in donations since Oct. 7, yet troops still fundraise for their own gear
Donations from Israelis and Diaspora Jews funded ambulances, infrastructure, aid and support for troops, yet some reservists say they still rely on private fundraising to buy basic gear, replace worn equipment and meet operational needs
Gal Ganot
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09.16.26
More than 30 handguns, M-16 rifles seized in smuggling attempt from Jordan
Two Jericho residents crossed into Jordan and returned with more than 30 handguns and two M-16 rifles. IDF surveillance soldiers tracked them, alerted forces and helped foil the smuggling attempt: 'Complacency is our enemy'
Gal Ganot
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09.11.26
Israel’s drone force goes deep into Iran after years in the shadows
Israel’s drone force expands from missions near the country’s borders to strikes deep inside Iran, with armed remotely piloted aircraft helping clear the way for fighter jets after the capability was developed in just months
Gal Ganot
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09.09.26
IDF moves to widen combat eligibility as manpower shortages deepen
The proposed Profile 70 would sit between 64 and 72, allowing recruits once limited to rear-echelon roles to be screened for combat and combat-support jobs, with Medical Corps and Personnel Directorate staff work now underway
Gal Ganot
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09.07.26
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