WATCH: New Israeli tech lets IDF soldiers down drones with standard rifles
Israel Weapons Industries’ Arbel system transforms ordinary rifles into drone-killing weapons with advanced stabilization, delivering an easy and affordable defense option.
Israel Weapons Industries’ Arbel system transforms ordinary rifles into drone-killing weapons with advanced stabilization, delivering an easy and affordable defense option.
Over the past weeks, IDF and Shin Bet forces have carried out coordinated operations in Beit Hanoun, striking tunnels and underground routes to eliminate the last remaining terrorists.
IDF forces are intensively training and planning for the ground assault on Hamas’s last stronghold in Gaza, aiming to dismantle the terror group and rescue the hostages held since October 7.
The IDF has ramped up its Gaza offensive with targeted strikes on high-rises used as Hamas command hubs, now controlling 40% of Gaza City and pushing forward to dismantle the group’s urban strongholds.
Yemen’s Houthis launched six drones at southern Israel; two crashed mid-flight, three were intercepted by Israeli forces, and one struck Ramon Airport, wounding two people.
IDF troops spent three months in southern Khan Yunis eliminating dozens of terrorists—including October 7 attackers—destroying tunnels and weapons caches, dismantling Hamas infrastructure, and securing the ‘Magen Oz’ axis.
IDF troops exposed a vast Hamas tunnel network stretching nearly a kilometer with built-in living quarters and weapons.
No other army has faced a multi-level threat like the IDF, battling terrorists in Gaza both above and below ground—terrain where some of its toughest soldiers now prefer to fight.
The true size and scope of Hamas’s tunnel network in Gaza only became clear once the IDF began operations in the Strip after Oct. 7—and what they uncovered was astounding.
The IDF has begun trial runs of the Sig Sauer MMG 338 light machine gun, a lighter weapon designed to ease the load on ground forces and better suit urban combat.
Despite nearly two years of IDF presence in Gaza, forces are still uncovering sprawling tunnel networks hidden beneath wide areas—stocked with weapons, food, and supplies.
The IDF eliminated around 400 terrorists, destroyed hundreds of Hamas terror sites, and recently uncovered and demolished a 500-meter tunnel in Beit Hanoun.
Joseph left Russia, converted to Judaism, and at age 36—too old by most standards—joined the IDF’s first ultra-Orthodox combat brigade to defend the Jewish state and honor his heritage.
The IDF’s 401st Brigade is intensifying its assault in Jabaliya, destroying terror hubs, seizing weapons, eliminating dozens of terrorists, and demolishing nearly 3 kilometers of underground tunnels buried 20 meters deep.
The IDF tackles five viral misconceptions about the humanitarian crisis in Gaza—exposing how Israel facilitates aid, avoids civilian harm, and counters Hamas’s manipulative tactics, while global narratives tell a very different story.
The IDF continues to counter emerging threats along Israel’s borders, applying hard-earned lessons from over two years of war—addressing dangers in real time rather than allowing them to fester.
The IDF is a well-trained and meticulous machine, honed for precision warfare, as demonstrated in various battle arenas including Gaza, Lebanon, Syria, and within Israel itself.
In a coordinated series of raids, IDF reserve units uncovered and destroyed Hezbollah weapons caches, firing positions, and an underground arms depot, dealing a significant blow to the group’s operational capabilities along the northern border.
The IDF eliminated two senior terrorists in Lebanon—Hezbollah commander in the Zaharani sector, Hussein Ali Mazhar, and top Hamas official Mahran Ba’jour—both key figures in orchestrating and advancing rocket attacks against Israel.
In a high-stakes, around-the-clock mission, Israel’s elite naval defense teams used cutting-edge radar systems and the ‘Naval Dome’ to intercept over 30 enemy drones, working tirelessly to ensure not a single threat reached Israeli shores.
