Bombing

Israeli Air Force says it dropped 135,000 bombs in recent wars, warns of Syrian military rebuild

The Israel Air Force dropped 135,000 bombs in recent years of conflict, including 23,860 requested directly by ground forces for immediate support in Gaza and Lebanon.

Illustrative Israeli F16s.
AN ODESA orphanage, damaged in a Russian strike.

Odesa Jewish school, orphanage damaged in Russian strikes

US President Donald Trump points his finger during an event in Phoenix, Arizona, on April 17.

Trump says nuclear weapons 'should never be allowed,' will not be used against Iran

Israeli Air Force fighter jet seen in central Israel amid the ongoing war, March 30, 2026.

IDF dropped 18,000 bombs during Iran war


We live in fear: Car explosion leaves two dead, as Ramle residents rage against Police impotence

Ramle residents spoke about their frustration with the police and, in particular, National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir, "We live in fear."

 The remnants of a car explosion which killed two people near Ramle, November 27, 2024.

Massachusetts man pleads guilty to threatening to bomb synagogue

John Reardon during a hearing in Boston federal court pleaded guilty to threatening to bomb the Congregation Agudas Achim and threatening to kill Jewish children.

John Reardon of Millis, Massachusetts, appears in an undated booking photograph after his arrest for allegedly making a threatening call to a synagogue in Attleboro, Massachusetts

'Spitting on the graves of Jewish victims': Terrorist to teach social justice at Canadian uni

Dr Hassan Diab was found guilty of the 1980 bombing of a French synagogue and sentenced to life imprisonment.

 Dr Hassan Diab

Apartment sold at building in Tel Aviv with a ‘large nuclear bomb shelter’

Now, it seems that even those who plan to survive Israel’s potential first nuclear attack but don't have the budget for a private cottage with an nuclear bomb shelter can find a solution.

 Example of a JNF-USA beautified bomb shelter in Israel

Playing rummikub in the safe room - reporter's notebook

I can’t help but think of October 1, 2023. Who was I one year ago? I can’t remember.

 Shir Perets plays rummikub in the shelter

Terror suspect involved in Hebron-area car bombing arrested in Halhoul hospital

Yamam and Shin Bet fighters arrested a wanted man, a resident of Halhoul near Hebron, who was involved in a car bomb explosion about a month ago. The wanted man was injured during the explosion.

Forces at the scene of a gas station car bomb explosion in Gush Etzion.

Fortifying Israel’s North: The battle for bomb shelters

Recognizing the urgency, Jewish National Fund-USA was among the first to act, providing Israel’s north with philanthropic support and a strategy for fast-tracking bomb shelters.

 Example of a JNF-USA beautified bomb shelter in Israel

US has sent Israel thousands of 2,000-pound bombs since Oct. 7

While the officials didn't give a timeline for the shipments, the totals suggest there has been no significant drop-off in US military support for its ally.

 U.S. President Joe Biden reacts during a visit to a Waffle House, in Marietta, Georgia, after participating in a presidential debate in Atlanta, Georgia, U.S., June 28, 2024.

Russia drops new deadly glide bomb as hopes for Ukraine ceasefire snag

The FAB-3000 reportedly packs nearly a ton and a half of explosives, according to the Independent. It is a modified munition inspired by early designs used in the Soviet era. 

 Firefighters work at a site of a printing house hit by a Russian missile strike, amid Russia's attack on Ukraine, in Kharkiv, Ukraine March 20, 2024.

Iran must be brought to justice for the AMIA bombing - opinion

While Israel is actively engaged in holding the October 7 perpetrators accountable, Argentina’s Jewish community and all of society are waiting for answers.

 ARGENTINA’S PRESIDENT Javier Milei welcomed the Supreme Court of Justice ruling that Iran masterminded the 1994 AMIA bombing, and asserted that the court was delivering ‘the justice that both victims and their families have awaited for decades.’