After discovering the limits of relying on American satellite intelligence, Israel developed its own launch vehicle, giving the country an independent way to put reconnaissance satellites into orbit and monitor threats across the Middle East.
Nearly 1,000 IDF medical professionals faced realistic battlefield emergencies in the military’s first medical championship in three years, testing how lessons from the war have reshaped the way the army treats its wounded.
Former Israeli national security adviser Jacob Nagel is calling for a sweeping effort to move the country’s most important military and civilian facilities underground, warning that Israel must learn from enemies that have spent years building protected networks beneath the surface.
“I went out with a meat cleaver, I wanted to kill a settler.” In his interrogation, 31-year-old Ahmed Kahla described how he arrived at a Jewish farm in Samaria with a knife and lighter, intending to set fire to a tent and murder one of its residents.
