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December 11, 2022

Surprise IDF drill simulates war with Hezbollah

According to the IDF, 8,000 active soldiers and another 5,000 reservists were participating in the drill.

Surprise IDF drill simulates war with Hezbollah

Latest IDF News

4 IDF reservists killed, 14 wounded in battle with Hezbollah terrorists

Hezbollah underground complex

IDF discovers Hezbollah tunnel and plans to launch an Oct 7th-style attack into Israel

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5 IDF soldiers killed in Southern Lebanon

IDF kills 3 Hezbollah commanders, eliminates 70 more terrorists

12 US lawmakers demand probe into IDF Lebanon strike

IDF Soldiers Killed

2 Israeli reserve soldiers killed in northern fighting

hashem-safiednne

IDF confirms death of Hezbollah executive council chief

Lebanon Rockets

Hezbollah retains less than 30% of its firepower, IDF says

Raam Fighter Planes

Israel strikes Hezbollah’s main naval base in Beirut

Hamas murdering Gazans fleeing combat zone: IDF paramedic

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IDF discovers Nasrallah’s half a billion dollar money bunker beneath Lebanon hospital

Anti-IDF protest

Why is terror-supporting imam leading anti-IDF protests in Israel?

Analysis

IDF still hasn’t internalized the tunnel threat, experts say

How blunders at IDF base led to disaster on October 7th

Jordanian Border

Inside IDF’s plans for tech-heavy border fence on Jordanian frontier

IRON SWORDS WAR

Israel police say IDF, security agency could have saved lives at Nova festival had they shared intel

‘Brave and Complex’: How IDF located and freed hostage from Gaza tunnel

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Sorting out truth from lies about the IDF attack on Hamas command center in a school

IDF Gaza Border

After years of neglect, Israel ‘returns to territorial-defense concept’

How IDF took out Hezbollah ‘ghost’ commander Shukr

Intel had Hamas’ Oct. 7th plan, but hidden from IDF, gov’t leaders

Kfar Aza massacre

Oct. 7: What happened, why it happened, and what made it horribly inevitable

Israel at war: Philadelphi tunnel vision