Operation Guardian of the Walls
Ra'am chief says Netanyahu trusted Hamas's Sinwar, vows to testify before state inquiry on Oct. 7
"[Netanyahu] trusted Yahya Sinwar and told me: 'Yahya Sinwar and I understand each other.' He said that about himself, and I was stunned," said Mansour Abbas.
Lod mayor ‘seething’ after Jewish-Arab clashes, right-wing activist summoned for questioning
Shin Bet will not undergo 'dramatic shifts' following Zini's appointment, ex-official claims
Hamas leveraged previous Gaza truce to plan Oct. 7, Sinwar memos reveal
Israeli defense innovations saved lives during the conflict
Just imagine how many more deaths there might have been without the Iron Dome – Gazan, as well as Israeli.
Reflections on Gaza and antisemitic, anti-Israel sentiments - opinion
‘We viewed ourselves as grasshoppers and they viewed us as grasshoppers.’ (Numbers 13:33) Cause and effect. No one respects an individual, a society or a country that does not respect itself.
World Bank: Gaza war caused $570 million in Palestinian damages
Operation Guardian of the Walls caused millions of dollars in damages to Gaza, claimed the World Bank, which is hoping to mobilize donors.
Italian Senator to raise awareness about Hamas goals in EU Parliament
Salvini said he would make the Italian and EU Parliaments understand the terrorist organization's intentions in its war against Israel and its ambition to spread Islam around the world.
Lapid thanks Canada's Garneau for standing with Israel during Gaza war
During the 11-day Gaza war in May, known as Operation Guardian of the Walls, Garneau tweeted that a he supported Israel's right to defend itself against Hamas rockets.
IDF on alert in the South after latest round of Hamas clashes
MILITARY AFFAIRS: A month and a half after Guardian of the Walls, it’s back to ‘normal’ for the IDF on the Gaza border.
IDF: IAF opens third F-35 squadron, will focus on training pilots
The squadron will take aircraft from the other squadrons in order to train new pilots. Sources told the 'Post' that it is still unclear if the 117th will remain a training squadron.
Antisemitism spikes in South Africa
South African Jewish leaders are sounding the alarm after there has been a rise in verbal, physical and online attacks against the South African Jewish community.
Israel can do better in the war of images
The IDF works hard to supply information — but not a story. And this is a key reason that they have been losing the war of narratives.
New algorithm can map damage from incendiary devices
The algorithm was created by researchers at Ben-Gurion University and can see through clouds of smoke, quickly assessing any damage.
