Magazine

Recommended reading for Israel’s leadership: the US vice president’s autobiography holds a roadmap for future relations with Washington. 

While decapitating the Houthi leadership is a major achievement for Israel, it is not enough. At home, IDF reservists and citizens demand to know what victory in Gaza actually means.

Persecution of minorities, encouragement of IDF soldier kidnappings, support for terrorism, oppression of women, and a legal system that enables modern slavery – all this and more can be found in Qatar.

They crowd around the screen. In a tent in Gaza, hidden among women and children, lies the target. The uninvolved move away, the drone is activated, and suddenly - boom. Everyone shouts “Yes!” realizing it was another successful elimination. Our correspondent joined Unit 6 of Maglan, which operates deep inside enemy territory and vows: “Every terrorist’s time will come.”

Dermer’s shuttle diplomacy and Trump’s remark that the war could end “within two or three weeks” recall the days leading up to the Abraham Accords.

Israel took the platform of a business jet, outfitted it with groundbreaking technology, raced against the clock under the pressure of war, and produced the Oron - a mission aircraft with capabilities that soar beyond imagination.

These were not calls about another fire or another accident, but desperate cries from Israelis pleading for rescue in the final moments of their lives on October 7, revealed here for the first time.

Defense sources warn that clearing Gaza City of civilians may trap Israel in unwanted military governance role while Hamas potentially uses population as human shields in final stronghold.

Conquering Gaza will require an additional emergency mobilization of tens of thousands of reservists. They say it is a privilege to serve, but ask the government to do more to make sure the burden is shared by everyone.