How Israel destroyed Assad’s Syrian Navy In Operation 'Arrow of Bashan,' Israeli forces struck 15 vessels at Syria’s Latakia port, targeting missile boats suspected of carrying long-range Noor and Styx missiles that risked falling into hostile hands.
WATCH: Hamas releases footage of RPG attacks on armored IDF vehicles The footage shows multiple ambushes by concealed Hamas terrorists firing rocket-propelled grenades at IDF tanks and D9 bulldozers, before retreating into underground tunnels that were later destroyed by the IDF.
Gazan who accused Hamas of rape arrested for spying for Israel The report stated that the man had criticized Hamas on social media via a fake account.
IDF imposes safety curfew across all military units The IDF has suspended routine and non-essential activities during the curfew to focus on safety inspections, operational reviews, and targeted training.
‘One of our greatest supporters’ – Israel to honor Ben Shapiro on Independence Day Israeli minister announces that Daily Wire cofounder Ben Shapiro has been selected for the annual torch lighting ceremony in Jerusalem marking the anniversary of Israel's establishment.
WATCH: How a robotic exoskeleton is helping an IDF soldier get his life back Once told he’d never walk again after being shot in the back in Gaza, Daniel, a young IDF soldier, is now defying the odds, taking his first steps with the help of a cutting-edge robotic exoskeleton at Sheba Medical Center.
Pope Francis dead at 88, Israeli president lauds Pope’s Jewish outreach Pope Francis dies day after addressing the faithful at Easter Sunday event, during which he lamented rise in global antisemitism, while calling for Gaza ceasefire and release of Israeli hostages.
Ukrainian synagogue hit by Molotov cocktail The attack was the second time a Jewish target was attacked over Passover in Kryvyi Rih.
Harvard faces $1 billion in additional cuts as row with US admin deepens After freezing $2.3 billion in federal funding to Harvard University, the Trump administration is now reportedly preparing to suspend $1 billion in federal research funding to the school.
Hamas recruits 30,000 Gazans to replace terrorists killed by IDF Hamas has quietly rebuilt its fighting force with 30,000 new recruits trained in secret camps across Gaza.
Gazan doctor threatened for protecting hospital from terrorists Dr. Mohammed Sakar faces retribution because he prevented Islamic Jihad from exploiting hospital for terror purposes.
Angelina Jolie: ‘Gaza is a mass grave for civilians, aid workers’ Hollywood star Angelina Jolie blames Israel for Gaza suffering, but skips key facts about Hamas terror and hostage-taking.
Baseless blood libel: IDF inquiry refutes accusations of intentional killing in Gaza ambulance shooting In March, IDF troops opened fire on a convoy of ambulances in the Tel a-Sultan neighborhood of Rafah, southern Gaza, killing 15 Palestinians, six of them terrorists.
In meeting with Putin, Qatari ruler accuses Israel of not complying with ceasefire Last week, Putin invited released hostages to the Kremlin and lauded Hamas leaders for freeing the captives, calling their release a 'humanitarian act.'
WATCH: 82 years on, honoring the brave Jews of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising In 1943, courageous Jewish fighters in the Warsaw Ghetto launched a daring, desperate revolt against Nazi oppression, battling fiercely for nearly a month, with 7,000–13,000 Jews killed, about half of them burnt alive or suffocated
Israeli army dismisses officer, reprimands another over deadly ambulance convoy strike While the investigation found no ethical violations, it cited multiple 'professional errors' and breaches of protocol.
WATCH: Israeli NBA star Deni Avdija returns to Israel after breakout season Fresh off a breakout season with the Trail Blazers, Deni Avdija returns to Israel with All-Star ambitions and a burning drive to lead the Israeli national team—proving his meteoric rise is just the beginning of something bigger.
Iran’s endless rounds of negotiation: Delay, deceive and cheat – opinion The Iranian regime's primary objective remains preserving its power. The mullahs see their nuclear program as the key to their survival.
Israel strikes Hezbollah commander behind Iranian arms transfers According to the IDF, the commander also played a key role in coordinating arms deals along the Syria-Lebanon border.
WATCH: Houthis shoot down 21st MQ-9 Reaper drone since Oct. 7 Valued at over $30 to 35 million each, the drones shot down by the Houthis mark a significant blow in the ongoing conflict—but despite these high-value losses, the U.S. Navy’s assaults remain unrelenting.