IDF Soldiers
Hundreds of Hebron families displaced by IDF operations, uncertain when they can return - interview
Some 407 households, comprising 2,649 people, had been affected by the IDF's military action, the spokesperson for Hebron’s official Support and Relief Committee, told The Jerusalem Post on Monday.
IDF finds underground shaft near West Bank home of Hamas terrorist who killed two soldiers
Lone soldiers, b'not sherut find a true home at the Michael Levin Base
IDF pushing for Hebron attack to be classified as clash between soldiers, terrorists, not terror
IDF failed to defend Paga Outpost during Oct. 7, opening door for terrorists to massacre at Be'eri
The combat team posted at the outpost was not sufficiently prepared for such a terrorist infiltration, including not having conducted training drills or scenarios, the IDF probe found.
‘NAZA’ documentary can’t explain why a military bent on genocide would need AI - opinion
NAZA's thesis, delivered by Abraham in the film’s own framing, is that the killing of Gazan civilians was not incidental to the war against Hamas; it was the design.
Enduring the tragedy of loss, Israeli families of suicide victims struggle to find a path to life
Bishvil Hahayim was officially founded in 2000, but founders worked for several years beforehand to create an organization that would help families and prevent these calamities.
Former IDF soldier killed in paragliding accident during Colombia trip
Following the tragic news, the Chabad updates site reported that the city Chabad emissary Rabbi Levi Vanunu, in close cooperation with the Israeli Embassy there, is working around the clock.
Journalism has always had anonymous sources, but how did NAZA filmmakers check theirs? - opinion
The question to ask Abraham and Szor about NAZA isn't why the sources don't show their faces, but how they verified them.
The legal, ethical war which 'NAZA' highlights and Israel is still barely showing up for - comment
Even if most soldiers followed the rules, some would need to pay a legal price for their actions, both because that is the IDF's value and because such accountability may yet save the Jewish state.
IDF warns of rising West Bank tensions despite low terror levels, pushes for preventive operations
Security officials say terror activity in the West Bank is at its lowest level since 2011, but warn of growing friction, weapons concerns and potential escalation ahead of the holidays.
Shift in public donations: Fivefold increase for mental health, drop in equipment for combat soldie
Data from the Jgive and Charidy platforms show that Israelis continue to open their wallets, but their targets are shifting from acute emergency needs to long-term issues.
There are 636,120 ways home - opinion
The DSM‑5 lists numerous PTSD symptom combinations, each a distinct road back from war, and no single measure can account for that journey
IDF chief Zamir visits wounded soldiers at Sheba Medical Center ahead of Rosh Hashanah
Zamir toured the various departments and spoke with wounded troops and their families about their injuries, recovery and rehabilitation, and their healing journey.
