
The Elite Snapir Unit: Israel’s silent guardians of the sea
Snapir operates close to shore, often in civilian-heavy zones where discretion and precision are essential.

Snapir operates close to shore, often in civilian-heavy zones where discretion and precision are essential.

In Beit Hanoun, the IDF’s elite Yahalom engineering unit demolished a Hamas tunnel stretching roughly a kilometer, removing a significant piece of the terror group’s underground infrastructure.

For years, Iran has relied on proxies to wage a multi‑front war against Israel. Who says Israel can’t use similar methods against Iran?

Russian tanks suffered catastrophic losses to portable anti‑tank weapons and drones.

One of its primary roles is monitoring Iran’s nuclear program and missile facilities.

Through Sari Dov’s ‘House of Heroes,’ wounded Israeli soldiers rebuild their bodies, confidence, and sense of mission as they transition from hospital beds back to fighters in spirit.

Carmel works by linking unmanned ground vehicles, aerial drones, and sensor arrays into a single digital network.

The barrier is expected to take three years to complete.

Despite warnings that he would be hopelessly outnumbered by hundreds of terrorists, Noam drove on toward danger.

After months of intelligence work, the Shin Bet, IDF, and Israel Police uncovered a Tulkarm-based terrorist network stockpiling rockets and explosives for attacks on Israeli forces.

The discovery comes months after his body was returned to Israel for burial on October 13, 2025, as part of a ceasefire deal.

Exo‑atmospheric missile defense systems are vital because they intercept ballistic missiles in space before re‑entry.

Unlike most tanks, which prioritize firepower and speed, the Merkava was designed to maximize crew survivability.

Israel has begun construction on the first 80 kilometers of a NIS 5.5 billion, 425-kilometer upgrade to its Jordanian border fence, with the Defense Ministry and IDF planning the next sections to strengthen the country’s eastern defenses.
During the recent war with Iran UAV missions accounted for an extraordinary 50 percent of all IDF strike operations.

‘We will not allow Hamas to rebuild, we control large parts of the Strip and hold the dominant lines. The yellow line is a new border.’

Israeli forces in southern Lebanon demolished an old Hezbollah attack shaft and a weapons depot, uncovering mortar rounds inside and eliminating any chance the terror group could use the sites in future attacks.

They cost a whopping $165,000 each.

Both nations see drones as strategic tools for regional influence.

Moving from house to house, they helped evacuate civilians while exchanging fire with terrorists.