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ביבי בנימין נתניהו, הרמטכ"ל אייל זמיר על רקע הפגנות לשחרור החטופים

IDF fears ministers will push for military government in Gaza as difficulties of upcoming offensive become clear

Analysis: Hospital incident in Khan Younis illustrates the difficulty to be expected in urban warfare in Gaza City, which is fully populated; In both cities there is a complete mix of civilian infrastructure and combat sites making it very easy to misidentify targets

Yossi Yehoshua | 08.26.25

Nawaf Salam, Benjamin Netanyahu, and Joseph Aoun

Northern Israeli leaders blast proposal to scale back IDF in Lebanon: 'Don’t abandon us like on Oct. 7'

Statement from Prime Minister’s Office suggesting Israel could reduce its military presence in Lebanon if Hezbollah disarms has sparked outrage in the north, where local leaders warn it endangers fragile security and residents’ return

Yair Kraus | 08.25.25

כותרות בעולם בגלל תקיפת צה"ל בבית החולים בחאן יונס

The world is focused on the Israeli strike on a Gaza hospital: 'What was the objective?'

The IDF continues to investigate attack on Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis, which is considered a “sensitive site” that cannot be struck without special approval from a very senior officer, and the world's leading media outlets, including CNN, BBC and CBS, criticized the killing of 20 people, including 5 journalists

Ron Crissy, Yoav Zitun | 08.25.25

IDF chief orders immediate probe into strike on Gaza hospital: 'We regret harm to uninvolved'

At least 19 reported in strike on Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis, with Reuters and Al-Jazeera journalists reportedly among the dead

Einav Halabi | 08.25.25

President Herzog pardons soldier at fallen commander’s request

President pardons a Golani Brigade soldier at the request of his fallen commander, Capt. Reei Biran; pardon clears the soldier’s juvenile record, honoring Biran’s wish and recognizing Y.’s bravery and dedication in combat

Itamar Eichner | 08.25.25

IDF uproots thousands of trees in major West Bank operation after terror attack

IDF uprooted thousands of trees in the West Bank after a shooting attack, calling it a security measure to expose terrorists; rights groups condemned the move as collective punishment, sparking uproar and legal complaints against the army

Yoav Zitun, Elisha Ben Kimon | 08.24.25

IDF strikes Yemeni presidential complex after confirming first Houthi use of outlawed cluster munitions

Israeli Air Force hits Houthi missile bases, after confirming missile fired Friday carried banned cluster warhead—first such use by Iran-backed group; local media reports previously bombed power station also among targets

Yoav Zitun, Lior Ben Ari | 08.24.25

Hamas digs in Gaza City's underground tunnels as Israel prepares major offensive

Israel has set Oct. 7, 2025, as the deadline to evacuate about 1 million Palestinians from Gaza City ahead of a planned ground operation; Officials say Hamas is entrenching itself in a vast tunnel network, while residents describe lawlessness and despair

Ynetnews | 08.24.25

IDF prepares for Gaza City offensive with phased approach to ease troop strain

As Netanyahu presses for speed, army plans deliberate campaign, stressing troop welfare, rotations and hostage safety over rapid conquest, while reservists are mobilized in waves to sustain months of urban fighting; 'This is a marathon, not a sprint'

Yoav Zitun | 08.24.25

Platoon commander killed in Gaza blast, IDF investigates

Lt. Ori Gerlic killed when Israeli ordnance exploded near him during a strike on Hamas; 899 soldiers killed since war began and 454 during Gaza ground offensive

Yoav Zitun | 08.23.25

IDF tanks push deeper into Gaza City as hostage talks remain uncertain

Palestinians report Israeli armor advancing into Gaza City’s Sabra neighborhood; Netanyahu yet to rule out partial deal to free 10 hostages alive and 18 bodies in exchange for a two-month truce

Itamar Eichner, Einav Halabi | 08.23.25

'How does the mighty IDF not have a generator?': Inside the base where power cables melted

At Sayarim base near Eilat, 115°F heat melted power cables, cutting off AC and cold water for 400 female recruits; days later, the power was back, schnitzel was on the menu and officers insisted the crisis was over after millions were spent on repairs

Oded Shalom | 08.23.25

IDF tests advanced JLTV for long-range operational missions

The military conducted unique exercises with the new Oshkosh JLTV, testing air and sea transport for distant missions, exploring how the armored tactical vehicle can perform beyond local battle zones

Nir Ben Zaken | 08.22.25

הלוחמות הפרמדיקיות שמתמרנות עם הלוחמים ברצועת עזה

Female IDF soldiers fight for lives in Gaza: ‘Announcements about fallen troops hit hard’

Inside Gaza’s most dangerous sectors, the 74th Battalion's all-female medical team maneuvers under fire, making life-and-death decisions in seconds and caring for wounded soldiers amidst constant danger

Hagar Kochavi | 08.22.25

Drone from Yemen triggers sirens near Gaza; IDF chief says operations in Gaza expanding

A hostile drone launched from Yemen activated sirens in Israeli towns near Gaza; IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir said operations in Gaza are expanding while forces in the West Bank continue to preempt terror threats

Yoav Zitun, Roni Green Shaulov | 08.22.25

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