IDF foils Hamas tunnel ambush in southern Gaza
IDF troops responded immediately, returning fire and killing all four attackers
IDF troops responded immediately, returning fire and killing all four attackers
A massive blast threw Mendel into the air. He woke up on the ground, fully conscious. His ears rang. He smelled gunpowder.
IDF troops operating across Judea and Samaria arrested over 20 suspects wanted for smuggling weapons and constructing explosives intended for attacks on Israeli forces and civilians.
Due to rapidly rising Arab rioting commanders urgently needed a lightweight armored vehicle capable of maneuvering through dense cities.
Some weeks ago, Israel completed its mission to return all captives from Gaza, marking the first time in over a decade that no Israelis are being held as terror bargaining chips.
Instead of the usual maze of switches, periscopes, and controls, the Carmel features a cockpit that resembles a high‑end gaming simulator.
The inability of security forces to reach breached communities on Oct. 7th pushed the IDF to rethink its emergency doctrine.
In the 2020s, as drone warfare surged, microwave weapons moved from experimental technology to a central component of modern air defense.
Master Sgt. Avihay Amsalem was a heroic IDF soldier who charged into battle on October 9, two days after the massacre, fighting the last remnants of Hamas before he was killed in action.
