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The Israeli military official told a Knesset committee that 16 suicides have taken place in 2025 so far compared to 21 for all of 2024, prompting urgent calls for better mental health support and accessibility reforms.
The IDF team for documentation and exploitation of enemy materiel captured documents showing the terror organization's plan to exploit civilian contractor access as pathway into a base belonging to Israel's version of the NSA.
Rafael wins parliamentary-approved tender for short-range missile systems one month after Bucharest's Iron Dome acquisition decision.
Analysts publishing assessments of developments in Tehran and Isfahan are offering effusive praise for the sophisticated execution of this formidable operation.
A recently opened entertainment facility in America's premier tourist destination has acquired multiple Merkava Mark 2 tanks visitors can ride.
Earlier, the Israeli Navy warned the activists to change course and leave the restricted area, but the crew refused. An alarm was heard on board, and participants put on life jackets. One activist said they were "suddenly surrounded by many lights all at once."
Israel and Germany are preparing for the transfer of the Arrow 3 air defense system in the coming months. The first coordination meeting included representatives from the Defense Ministry and Israel Aerospace Industries. The system, developed in partnership with the US, is designed to intercept long-range ballistic missiles.
The Israeli military's involvement in the multinational exercise sparked intense backlash across Arab social media platforms.
The 931st Battalion of the Nachal Brigade sustained serious injuries Saturday night in northern Gaza Strip when he was struck in the head with a rifle butt and the electronic appliance.
The personal belongings recovered include keys to his Damascus apartment, forged passports and identification documents he utilized, and numerous photographs from his covert period in Syria, including images of Eli Cohen with senior Syrian military and government officials.
