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Swords of Iron
IDF pushes manpower revolution to avert crisis amid shortage of 12,000 soldiers
The IDF is quietly overhauling its manpower system to bridge a 12,000-soldier shortfall, sending more troops to combat roles and adding tens of thousands to reserves; but it still needs conscripts, including thousands of Haredim each year
Yossi Yehoshua
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08.14.26
Fighting to return: 3 in 4 IDF soldiers wounded in war are back in service
More than 8,900 IDF personnel have been wounded since October 7, yet about 77% have returned to service, including 3,600 combat soldiers, as the military expands medical, emotional and rehabilitation support from hospital to unit
Elisha Ben Kimon
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08.05.26
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
'We got on the last truck out of Gaza, and went straight down to the fields of the Jordan Valley'
After 14 months of fighting, Nahal troops spent their final year of service farming, mentoring at-risk youths and supporting isolated communities along Israel’s eastern frontier, blending combat service with agriculture in a modern revival of the Nahal model
Ofir Hauzman
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07.15.26
Israel marks 1,000 days since October 7 with protests, exhibits and mass rally
Events will begin at 6:29 a.m., the moment Hamas launched its attack, and continue through the day with memorial ceremonies, roadblocks, survivor testimonies and a central evening rally in Tel Aviv’s Hostages Square
Roy Rubinstein
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07.02.26
Top demographers challenge Gaza mortality study, warn of possible double counting
Prof. Sergio DellaPergola and Dr. Mark Zlochin say a widely cited Lancet Global Health study estimating about 75,200 violent deaths during the war in Gaza contains methodological flaws that could undermine its findings
Nadav Eyal
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06.28.26
'The smell still follows me': Shura workers recount the trauma of identifying October 7 victims
Content warning: Schneider radiologist Dr. Tomer Portnoy opened victims’ body bags at Shura for 10 days; Kaplan imaging technician Yigal Foigel served there too; two years and seven months after October 7, both describe trauma that still haunts them
Ariela Ayalon
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06.27.26
Maccabiah to honor 18 fallen soldiers with special pins
At next month’s Maccabiah, special memorial pins for fallen soldiers, designed with bereaved families, will be unveiled; one honoring Staff Sgt. Adi Leon features a drawing from a letter he wrote before entering Gaza
Gal Ganot
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06.20.26
Government indifference, exposed databases: Israel’s cyber failures laid bare
State comptroller says wartime cyberattacks surged while Israel lacked binding laws, national drills and AI readiness, with sensitive state databases left exposed
Raphael Kahan
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06.09.26
'My grandparents would never believe I stood in Germany in an IDF uniform'
Noam, a Nahal reconnaissance soldier wounded in an incident that killed 5 troops, prayed for IDF soldiers at a Budapest synagogue; Rachel Bayer, whose brother fell in the war, joined the Jewish Agency delegation in Europe
Gal Ganot
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05.10.26
'They were shocked to hear IDF soldiers were saved thanks to German blood'
Lt. Dr. Y, physician of the IDF’s 77th Battalion, visited Germany with the Jewish Agency’s 'Shlichim in Uniform' program, telling lawmakers and Jewish teens how German-donated blood saves wounded soldiers
Gal Ganot
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05.07.26
From Khan Younis to Panama: soldier reunites with comrade who saved his life
About 11,000 km from Israel, a post-army trip to Panama led to a rare encounter as Saar met Alon, who saved his life in Gaza 18 months ago, asking, ‘Do you remember me?’
Or Hadar
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04.24.26
Photos from Gaza became their last: Noam, Yaniv, Uri and Ehsan documented before they fell
Families of four IDF soldiers killed in the Swords of Iron war reflect on the sons they lost and on the photos taken in Gaza by an IDF documentation unit — images that became their last
Eti Abramov
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04.21.26
Ten lives, one school: The fallen heroes of Himmelfarb High
Himmelfarb High in Jerusalem has lost nine graduates and a teacher since Oct. 7; a story of ten young lives defined by promise, courage and loss, and of a school rooted in pluralism, tradition and love of country
Dror Feuer
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04.21.26
'I wanted to understand what he went through': Sister of fallen IDF soldier enlists in same combat corps
After losing her brother, Sgt. First Class Tom Rotstein, in Gaza last June, L. fought to change her army assignment and enlist in his combat engineering corps: 'I know there will be hard moments, but that’s where I need to be'
Gal Ganot
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04.06.26
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