
The four greatest IDF tragedies
On February 4, 1997, two Israeli Air Force transport helicopters collided mid-air over northern Israel.

On February 4, 1997, two Israeli Air Force transport helicopters collided mid-air over northern Israel.

Soldiers enter a computer-lined room, strap on headsets, and suddenly find themselves inside a damp, narrow tunnel. By Hezy Laing The IDF has embraced virtual

It’s a crucible for mental resilience, teamwork, leadership, and adaptability.

The casualties, likely included a disproportionate number of Hizbullah officers.

Founded in the 1980s, Sar-El has welcomed over 160,000 volunteers from more than 30 countries.

The community has one of the highest enlistment rates in Israel.

The new Negev NG-7 offers improved ergonomics, lighter weight, and modern features like better optics compatibility.

In the wake of the October 7 attacks over 60,000 pairs were requested by IDF soldiers.

The IDF has rapidly expanded its use of robotic systems, especially in the Gaza conflict.

29 Oketz dogs had been killed in action.

One country far outpaces all others in procurements.

The IDF has rolled out a series of groundbreaking innovations that are reshaping modern warfare and rehabilitation.

IDF considers daring plan to split Gaza in two and relocate civilians.

‘A high-risk but potentially effective strategy’

BlueWhale operates without a crew, eliminating the danger to human life during high-risk missions.

In 2024, Israeli arms exports reached a record $14.8 billion, nearly doubling over five years.

Famous companies like Mobileye, Check Point and Palo Alto Networks all began with IDF tech.

Head of American Task Force to Combat Antisemitism: I’m Shocked.

Unless Hamas is dismantled, no viable civilian alternative can emerge.

Sensitive information could be compromised through the cars’ built-in surveillance and sensor systems.