A Nation of Superheroes – reserve soldiers remotely run businesses while battling terror
‘People ask me how I did it? Looking back it seems impossible, but it happened.’
‘People ask me how I did it? Looking back it seems impossible, but it happened.’
The IDF helicopters flew low over the Mediterranean, evading Syrian radar.
His resistance delayed Hamas terrorists from penetrating into the kibbutz, giving residents time to hide and alert security forces.
The deaths of Kula and Yavetz mark another blow to the Nahal Brigade, which has been engaged in some of the war’s most difficult combat.
Hundreds of IDF soldiers have sacrificed their lives over the past two years since the October 7 massacre, protecting the Jewish nation and the land of Israel while fighting terrorists in Lebanon, Gaza, Syria, and in the air.
In two years of war, more than 20,000 Israeli soldiers have been injured, half under the age of 30.
They physically blocked the entrance to the venue, serving as a human buffer between the terrorists and thousands of revelers trying to escape.
Moving house to house, they cleared buildings occupied by Hamas terrorists and guided residents to safety. By Hezy Laing On the morning of October 7,
The most incredible image of all was from the huge Torah celebration at the site of the Nova Festival massacre.
Only 12 tanks were positioned in the sector of Battalion 77 on the night of Oct. 6–7. Company H, Hermon, held the northern sector, while Company V, Vulcan, held the southern area.
The unit is globally recognized for its precision, courage, and commitment to life-saving excellence. Hezy Laing Unit 669 is one of IDF’s most elite and
The local emergency squad was activated with the chilling message, ‘This is not a drill’.
Alexander, flanked by his family, described the honor as a reminder of communal resilience.
Ach Gadol operates a system of personal, one-on-one accompaniment for lone soldiers, based on a model where every volunteer is a former lone soldier themselves.
The terrorist was identified as Mahmoud al-A’qad from Nablus. A knife was found in the terrorist’s car.
Traditional surveillance methods—satellite imagery, signal interception, and human intelligence—had failed to pinpoint his location.
The Chief of Staff expressed his appreciation for the soldiers’ great dedication.
‘You will think I’m crazy, but only those who have experienced this war can truly understand me.’
Ori Megidish, who was rescued by Israeli forces three weeks after her abduction, also rejoined the military several months later and was assigned to an intelligence unit.
Roadside bombs remain the signature threat to convoys in dense Gaza streets.
