Israel Police weighs mounting bodycams on horses
The aim is to capture clear footage and deter violence against the mounted units during protests.
Defense & Security
IDF halts leave for all combat units
"The IDF is at war and the deployment of forces is under continuous assessment according to requirements," the military says in a statement.
Why has the IDF not updated its reserve registry in the wake of the war?
Aged-out reserve service members who are no longer in the call-up registry would help the current order of battle and ease the burden. But no decision has been made.
Drone attack damages Eilat navy base building
The attack, which caused no injuries, was claimed by the Islamic Resistance in Iraq.
Senior official sees ground operation in north 'after Rafah'
The senior Israeli official told Israel Hayom that after the IDF completed its planned maneuver in Rafah it will turn to the north. "Achieving the strategic goal of the return of northern residents to their homes requires a ground war. We will do that after Rafah, not simultaneously,” the official said.
Reservist in hot water for praising Putin, firing gun
The IDF has launched an investigation after footage shows the soldier congratulating the Russian president on his "election victory," followed by "celebratory" shots.
Border Guard undercover unit finally open to female fighters
Up until now, women could join other undercover units in the organization, but under the revised position, prospective female recruits would be allowed to join if they meet the relevant criteria for other applicants and only if there is more than one woman who passes the threshold.
Head of elite IDF unit to be disciplined over harsh words for Israel's political class
"You must be worthy of those soldiers who sacrificed their lives," Lt. Col. Dan Goldfus tells politicians.
Dozens of Palestinian administrative detainees freed due to lack of prison space
IDF and Shin Bet explain that the move stems from a need to free up space “for detainees of a higher threat level.”
Dutch court orders halt to export of F-35 jet parts to Israel
The Netherlands houses one of several regional warehouses of US-owned F-35 parts, from which the parts are distributed to countries that request them, including Israel in at least one shipment since the Oct. 7 attacks.