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Gal Ganot
Cut found in Zikim fence near Gaza; IDF launches searches, says no crossing detected
Kibbutz security chief reported the damage, prompting troops to search the area; IDF says no suspects have been found, the timing of the cut remains unclear and surveillance checks show no known crossing from Gaza
Gal Ganot
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08.08.26
Her grandfather was taken hostage. She chose to join the system she wants to change
Noam Sapir was supposed to begin her third year of law studies through the IDF on the day her grandfather, Shlomo Mansour, was kidnapped from Kibbutz Kissufim and taken into Gaza; even after learning he was murdered in captivity, she decided to continue on the officer's track
Gal Ganot
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08.05.26
'A wound you can’t see': IDF spokesperson Effi Defrin reveals his battle with PTSD
IDF Spokesperson Brig. Gen. Effi Defrin revealed he developed PTSD from his military service, describing its impact on his family and daily life: 'You feel you’re back in the tank, being shot at, while you’re in the middle of Tel Aviv'
Gal Ganot
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08.03.26
‘I envy every girl enlisting in 2026’: the women who opened elite IDF units to female fighters
Mor Lidani and Gali Nishri spent more than six years fighting for women to be assessed individually for elite combat roles, helping open routes to Sayeret Matkal, Unit 669 and Yahalom while confronting military resistance and religious opposition
Gal Ganot
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08.01.26
Off-duty IDF soldier arrested over suspected shooting of Palestinian child in West Bank
Police seized the soldier’s weapon after reports that the child was wounded at a farm west of al-Mughayyir
Einav Halabi, Gal Ganot
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08.01.26
IDF kills Hezbollah terrorists in southern Lebanon clash; officer wounded
Troops identified and struck the Hezbollah cell on Ali al-Taher Ridge after it entered the IDF security zone, the military said
Gal Ganot
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08.01.26
IDF spokesperson freezes social media activity except official accounts
IDF spokesman Brig. Gen. Effie Defrin ordered all military digital accounts suspended except those of official branches and commands, citing the election period and the need for institutional neutrality and message discipline
Gal Ganot
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07.31.26
Israeli reservists risk losing up to 20% of their pay as careers and studies stall
A new Taub Center study warns that prolonged reserve duty since October 7 is delaying studies, stalling careers and eroding wages, as some 70,000 students served in the past year and average compensation per reserve day fell about 30%
Gal Ganot
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07.31.26
Wounded in combat, they met in rehab and fell in love
Assaf Yaish and Lian Cohen were wounded in separate military operations last year and faced lengthy rehabilitation; between treatments at Sheba Medical Center, they unexpectedly found each other and fell in love
Gal Ganot
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07.29.26
Breaking barriers: Yahalom's first female operations officer on leading in war
Maj. O., the first woman to serve as operations officer in the elite Yahalom unit, says success is about ability, not gender; after leading missions in Gaza and Lebanon, she reflects on breaking barriers, commanding in male-dominated roles and the growing presence of women in key combat positions
Gal Ganot
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07.29.26
Sole survivor of Gaza building collapse disaster returns to the ring
Dor Almog was the only one of 22 soldiers to survive the January 2024 building collapse in Gaza's al-Mawasi; after months of rehabilitation through combat sports, he will join other wounded veterans at a major fight event in Tel Aviv
Gal Ganot
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07.26.26
Women officers who fought on Oct. 7 now train the IDF’s next combat generation
After confronting terrorists under heavy fire, three officers completed company commanders’ training and are now preparing new combat units, arguing that women should be judged by professional and operational standards, not prejudice
Gal Ganot
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07.23.26
Thousands rally against Netanyahu government’s last-minute legislative blitz
Protesters gather in Tel Aviv and across the country after the outgoing coalition advanced laws on Haredi draft exemptions, the judiciary, media regulation and gender-segregated academic programs before parliament’s election recess
Gal Ganot
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07.18.26
‘Like being stripped before my battalion’: Reservists battle new IDF PTSD policy
The IDF froze its original procedure for reviewing reservists with psychiatric disabilities after admitting it breached medical privacy, but affected soldiers say the revised system still exposes deeply personal information
Gal Ganot
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07.18.26
Severe vehicle shortage harms Gaza operational activity, says senior commander
Shortage prevents critical rest rotations for soldiers who are at their limit; Some commanders allocate vehicles for moving soldiers in and out of Gaza instead of operational missions; IDF acknowledges problem but says it has not harmed soldiers' operational readiness
Gal Ganot
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07.14.26
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