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'Practiced' shooting cans, birds: 4 Israeli Arabs charged with conspiracy to commit terrorist act
Shin Bet and Israel Police announce they foiled shooting attack on IDF soldiers in Karmiel; The Israeli citizens corresponded via WhatsApp about the fighting in Gaza and the stabbing attack in the city in the summer of 2024 and prepared to carry out their shooting
Yair Kraus, Elisha Ben Kimon, Eitan Glickman
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02.23.26
Shin Bet foils planned shooting attack on IDF soldiers in Karmiel; 4 Israeli Arabs arrested
Attack foiled: Shin Bet and Israel Police announce they have arrested four Israelis from northern Israel on suspicion of planning to carry out attack; Investigation revealed several members of the cell received training in order to execute the attack
Yair Kraus, Elisha Ben Kimon
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02.23.26
Turkish activists launch 'hunt' for dual-citizen IDF soldiers
Since the IDF disclosed the number of soldiers holding additional citizenship, Islamist activists have published more identities of Israelis with Turkish roots, writing: 'Soldiers disguised as tourists are among us, this country is not a resting place for bloodthirsty murderers'
Itamar Eichner
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02.20.26
'We are angry at the state': parents of Ofri Yafe speak out after fatal friendly fire in Gaza
Hadas and Yiftach Yafe, whose son Ofri was killed by IDF fire in a case of mistaken identity, said they bear no anger toward the army or its soldiers, but blaming the state for placing 'the best of our sons in illogical situations,' adding that they donated his organs in hopes he might save lives
Yair Kraus
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02.18.26
Muslim workers make Jewish garments for IDF in Uzbekistan
In Muslim-majority Uzbekistan, Israeli-owned factories produce tallit and tzitzit for IDF soldiers, forging an unlikely bond of faith, tradition and quiet diplomacy in a country with zero tolerance for antisemitism and growing ties with Israel
Nitzi Yakov
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02.09.26
Returning to the fundamentals: Inside Battalion 101’s kill-confirmation drills and rugged field training
In the Paratroopers and Golani brigades, soldiers still do not know where they will be deployed once their current pause ends; a sign of the growing likelihood that fighting in Gaza may resume. Yoav Zitun joined an open-terrain exercise with Battalion 101 and heard why the note bearing the 'Spirit of the IDF' is no longer kept in a pocket; why it is vital to return to the basics of recruit training; and how the battalion commander is coping with slipping discipline - including fighters he sent to military prison. “With the little time we had for training, I preferred to run five attack drills rather than one long defensive exercise.”
Yoav Zitun
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02.07.26
It's a dog's life: American IDF soldiers adopt pups abandoned in Gaza border communities
American soldiers who served in Israel during the Iron Swords war found 10 abandoned dogs and decided not to leave them behind; After rehabilitation and medical treatment, the dogs will be flown to the US where they will be reunited with the soldiers who saved their lives
Ilana Curiel
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02.04.26
Where trauma meets the tide: inside Israel’s surf therapy movement after October 7
From Nir Oz survivors to security forces and bereaved families, HaGal Sheli’s 'Tools From the Waves' turns the sea into a clinic for resilience
Maayan Hoffman/The Media Line
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01.21.26
'I emptied my savings': how National Insurance miscalculation left reservists facing massive debts
Thousands of reservists have been told to repay large sums after National Insurance recalculated reserve duty benefits retroactively, citing inflated wage data during wartime service, leaving many with debts of tens of thousands of shekels
Gal Ganot, Shira Kadari-Ovadia
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01.20.26
Armed men impersonate Israeli soldiers to rob jewelry store in Palestinian city | Watch
The team of masked suspects carrying weapons and driving a vehicle with an Israeli license plate robbed a jewelry store in Ad-Dhahiriya; They were arrested after a chase by IDF forces; PA security forces arrested the leader and returned some of the loot
Einav Halabi, Elisha Ben Kimon
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01.13.26
The IDF can’t do it all, it's time to scale back
Opinion: Haredi enlistment remains unlikely, and the IDF must stop fixating on absent recruits and clearly define its limits; with a growing troop shortage, it's time to cut missions, because fewer soldiers means greater risk and reduced capability
Nahum Barnea
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01.12.26
IDF soldiers speak to teens ahead of enlistment: 'be a person before you’re a fighter'
Marking two years since Oct. 7, Following Warriors program was held for the first time near Gaza. Combat soldiers shared with future recruits their experiences from intense fighting, personal toll of losing friends and commanders.
Gal Ganot
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12.11.25
'The injury isn’t just our personal story, it’s the story of the entire nation'
Hagai lost his sight in Gaza, Yonatan’s hand was severed by friendly fire and Porat suffered a head injury near Jabaliya; three heroes open up about pain, perseverance and the road to healing, and share a message with the nation they fought to defend
Or Hadar
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12.08.25
Young IDF doctors describe saving lives under fire: '650 mothers counted on us'
When the war began, they had just completed medical training, but their real internship unfolded under fire: saving hundreds of soldiers, losing friends and receiving freed hostages; one doctor was wounded four times; another had to declare six hostages dead; 'I’m glad we’ve reached the debriefing stage,' said Capt. Dr. T., 'but part of me still wants to be back there with the fighters'
Sarit Rosenblum
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12.05.25
The war is over, but the world has begun hunting Jews again
Opinion: Our country, which was established because we had no protection anywhere else in the world, cannot stand by while its soldiers are persecuted outside its borders
Ofir Ohayon
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11.30.25
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