IDF chief announces second phase of Operation Gideon's Chariots
"Securing the return of our hostages constitutes a moral and national obligation. We shall persist in targeting Hamas' strategic centers until achieving its defeat," Zamir said.
"Securing the return of our hostages constitutes a moral and national obligation. We shall persist in targeting Hamas' strategic centers until achieving its defeat," Zamir said.
Investigation reveals suspects acquired multiple drones to mount explosives for attack on the national security minister.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu strongly condemned Belgium's decision to recognize a Palestinian state, stating the country's leader seeks to appease terrorist forces before they target Belgium.
Nizar Zakka, who was freed from Iranian captivity in 2019, urges Qatar to ensure Israeli hostages in Gaza receive food, medical care and humane treatment in line with Islamic values.
Pro-Iranian media reported an increase in Saudi Air Force flights and the deployment of air defense units. A source claimed the move was part of cooperation between Riyadh, Washington and Jerusalem.
Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir made it clear: “We want nothing but decisive victory.” In his view, Israel must exhaust efforts to reach a hostage deal before sending tens of troops into battle.
Imagery shows regime dismantling key systems at Natanz nuclear facility, perhaps in order to shield its hardware from another campaign, just months after Operation Rising Lion.
A strict blackout is in effect in Yemen after the Israeli strike that killed many government officials. But what happened to the chief of staff, deputy prime minister and the minister of defense? Seems like the Houthis are trying to hide something.
IDF reservist memo warns Gideon's Chariots II to capture Gaza City has major flaws because it lacks the essential components for victory.
"The decision to conquer Gaza will place the hostages, soldiers, and civilians in jeopardy. It is being issued by a messianic government that lacks public legitimacy and is solely concerned with its own political survival," says one reserve officer who has already served hundreds of days.
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