Security

An IDF paratroopers officer successfully expunged his youth criminal record through a specialized military program, enabling his career advancement.

The Ministry of Defense is delaying approval of emergency regulations for people with disabilities, citing budget shortfalls, leaving vulnerable populations unprotected.

A new book titled \"Perkei Banim\" honors fallen IDF soldiers through their writings, featuring a poignant essay by Ayala Dekel on Sergeant Agam Naim, the first female soldier killed in Gaza.

Hundreds of thousands of Iranians attended a regime rally in Tehran, vowing to defend the country amid escalating tensions with the US and Israel, as authorities launched a mass volunteer recruitment drive.

A profile of Yitzhak Hochman, a legendary Israeli basketball star and Yom Kippur War intelligence officer who fell during a rescue operation in Suez City in 1973.

Fifty-one years after the Yom Kippur War, the remarkable story of tank veteran Yitzhak and his son Y. highlights a generational legacy of battlefield bravery and defense on the Golan Heights.

U.S. embassies across the Middle East issued security alerts warning of potential airspace closures, as President Donald Trump cut short his weekend at Camp David.

A chilling photograph of three Israeli armored soldiers from 2023 highlights the heavy toll of the Iron Swords War, as two have fallen in Gaza.

Iranian Revolutionary Guard experts reportedly inspected the Bab el-Mandeb strait for radar and tunnel works as Houthi forces launched a strike on Riyadh, prompting Saudi air defense concerns.

Alarming footage from the Gaza Strip shows a suspect infiltrating an IDF outpost unnoticed, alongside a second incident where a terrorist approached an army position before fleeing.

An official in the UAE addressed claims that Abu Dhabi warned Israel before the October 7 attack, stating security matters are handled through relevant authorities rather than national leaders.

Rom Braslavski, a Gaza captivity survivor, visited the Western Wall and shared an emotional account of his faith, endurance, and resistance against conversion pressure.

Iran rejects US negotiations and outlines strict conditions to end the war, while Houthi advances in the Bab el-Mandeb strait and surging oil prices strain Washington and Riyadh.

A government initiative allocates 120 million shekels to address West Bank hilltop youth, sparking debate over whether dispatching teachers to outposts normalizes illegal settlement activity.

Former senior Mossad official Sagiv Asulin urges Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to officially designate cognitive warfare as a national security threat and establish a dedicated agency to combat global delegitimization campaigns.

The IDF confirmed the elimination of Hamas commander Muhammad Suleiman Bayouk in Khan Yunis, alongside other Nukhba operatives involved in the October 7 attacks and ceasefire violations.

North Korean state media released images of leader Kim Jong Un inspecting attack drones resembling Israeli and American models, ordering mass production and AI integration.

Shin Bet and the IDF confirmed that the eliminated Rafah Brigade commander, Nael Abu Abid, was involved in holding Israeli hostages, including Lt. Hadar Goldin and Staff Sgt. Nimrod Cohen.

False alarms of suspected terrorist infiltrations were triggered in Yitzhar in Samaria. Security forces confirmed the suspects were local residents following recent security scares.

Tensions surged across the West Bank on Saturday with reports of settler friction, property vandalism in Qusra, and IDF security measures near Ramallah.

Tensions and clashes erupted between West Bank settlers and the IDF on Saturday over alleged weapons distribution cuts, raising security concerns.

Czechia showcased its Israeli-developed SPYDER air defense system by Rafael at the NATO Days event in Ostrava, marking a milestone in NATO defense cooperation.

Clashes in southern Yemen and an apparent aerial strike near Riyadh's international airport leave dozens dead, as Houthi forces pressure vital shipping lanes and Saudi air defense stockpiles run low.

Shifting US foreign policies prompt Israel and Middle Eastern nations to diversify security alliances, looking toward India and Germany amid rising regional tensions and the ongoing Iranian threat.

Two people were killed and four injured in an airstrike in Gaza City. Meanwhile, the IDF and Shin Bet confirmed the elimination of senior Hamas commanders, including the Rafah Brigade chief.

CENTCOM Commander Admiral Brad Cooper announced that over a billion barrels of oil passed through the Strait of Hormuz while Iran exported zero due to a US blockade.

Two IDF soldiers sustained minor injuries when an engineering vehicle struck a Hezbollah explosive device in southern Lebanon. The military responded with strikes on terror infrastructure.

Turkish drone firm Skydagger released a video showing an FPV drone destroying a tank resembling the Israeli Merkava, marking a first for a Turkish defense contractor.

The IDF and Israeli leadership are planning the international distribution of October 7 massacre footage. The move comes amid debates over foreign documentaries and public diplomacy strategies.

IDF forces maintain maximum alert across the West Bank following shooting incidents and settler clashes, deploying reinforced units ahead of Yom Kippur and upcoming holidays.

Iran executed an Iranian citizen convicted of spying for the Mossad. Meanwhile, US officials report higher military casualties than official Pentagon figures, and South Korea discusses freedom of navigation in the Strait of Hormuz.

Sirens sounded twice in Riyadh as Houthi rebels seized the Bab el-Mandeb strait, prompting Saudi Arabia to seek Western air defense aid amid dwindling interceptors.

A shipment of F-35 fighter jet components, including a stealth cockpit canopy, was diverted from Australia to Hong Kong, raising fears of Chinese access to classified U.S. technology.

A Washington Post report reveals that US military fatalities in the Middle East conflict exceed Pentagon public figures, with officials citing at least 22 deaths.

Indonesia has received its first aircraft carrier, a former Italian warship set to be renamed the Gajah Mada. The acquisition aims to bolster maritime security and disaster relief, though it has sparked domestic debate over costs.

A masked Israeli was filmed beating a Palestinian woman with a club in Masafer Yatta. IDF forces deployed to the scene, but the suspect fled and remains at large.

Satellite images reveal China is building the world's first underwater mothership in Shanghai, capable of deploying massive unmanned submarines across oceans.

Shelly Meshel-Yogev, whose daughter was murdered on October 7, confronted former Aman chief Aharon Haliva in a park, demanding accountability for the military intelligence failure.

Satellite imagery shows Iran expanding underground fortifications at the Kuh-e Kolang Gaz La nuclear site near Natanz following US threats, alongside repair work at Parchin.

The IDF has deployed extensive military reinforcements across all sectors ahead of Yom Kippur under Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir, maintaining high multi-front readiness.