Operation protective edge
On this day: Bodies of Gil-Ad Shaer, Naftali Frenkel, and Eyal Yifrah found in West Bank
The murder of the three teenagers led to the IDF’s invasion of Gaza the next week, launching the 2014 Gaza War, also known as Operation Protective Edge.
IDF seals 16-kilometer Hamas tunnel where murdered soldier Hadar Goldin's remains were held
On This Day: Fatah, Hamas factions form short-lived 'Palestinian Unity Government' to rule over PA
'Like a subway': IDF reveals Rafah tunnels where Hadar Goldin's remains were held
On this day: Gilad Shalit Released from Hamas captives
When one Israeli became worth 1,027 Palestinian prisoners.
John Kerry vents frustration over working with Netanyahu in new book
Kerry writes that he lost trust in the Israeli PM.
Amnesty International concerned over arms supplied to Israel, Saudi Arabia
“The Arms Trade Treaty states clearly that arms exports are prohibited if there is a real risk of them contributing to human rights violations."
Goldin family appeals to media to stop using anonymous sources
Leah and Simha Goldin wrote on Monday: “In recent months, the Israeli media has published articles and analyses that contradict the family’s stance.
Israel making ‘great strides’ to Gaza operation, minister says
"It is clear that after four years of quiet since Operation Protective Edge residents are back in an unacceptable situation."
400 IDF soldiers return medals received in Operation Protective Edge
IDF veterans protested outside Netanyahu’s residence marking four years since the military operation against Hamas in Gaza.
Goldin, Shaul families challenge gov’t, Hamas
Zehava Shaul, Oron’s mother, told the conference she believes the time has come for Israeli and Gazan leaders to come to a solution in the case.
PM at Protective Edge memorial: ‘There is no existence without sacrifice’
The prime minister said that one of the goals of Hamas during the 2014 war was to isolate Israel internationally.
On 12th anniversary of capture, Hamas releases new footage of Gilad Schalit
In the photos, Schalit can be seen in his cell and out of it, including in the company of his captors.
IDF promotes officers who think outside the box, but still follow the line
In the end, the argument that the IDF promotes colorless rule-abiding commanders is simply not true.
