Inside a small, unassuming building, fighters from the 188th Brigade uncovered, in the heart of a neighborhood normally teeming with civilians, lies what was once a massive munitions facility. It took Hamas years to build its subterranean plants and huge workshops, including the tunneling infrastructure connecting them. Then they lost their prized asset when IDF troops arrived.
Despite the severity of his injuries, Amedi's father assured Israeli news channels that his life is not in immediate danger
Hamas’ success created the perception in Israeli society that the key strategic problem on the northern border is Hezbollah’s Radwan force, which could invade border-adjacent communities. But pushing the Radwan force back from the border would be only be a tactical achievement, especially given the IDF’s lessons learned from Gaza border communities.
The leadership of Hadassah, The Women’s Zionist Organization of America, the largest Jewish women's group in the United States,...
Hezbollah has lost over 130 terrorists since Oct. 7.
