The IDF used over 30,000 cubic meters of concrete to fill the 16 km-long tunnel complex used to hold the body of Lieutenant Hadar Goldin in the center of the Gaza Strip.
After warning residents in northern Israel of a huge explosion, the IDF announced that it destroyed a massive Hezbollah tunnel complex with parts stretching over 200 meters long, housing various military equipment and weaponry.
The IDF eliminated Hamas Maritime Police Commander Mahmoud Shahtout along with two additional Hamas commanders in central Gaza, all of whom were actively plotting attacks against IDF forces.
A senior Mossad figure reveals the inside story of Israel’s historic pager operation, a five-year covert effort involving infiltration, agent recruitment, and precision targeting that dealt Hezbollah a devastating blow.
IDF airstrikes took out four rocket launchers built by Gaza terror groups in the last few months since the recent ceasefire took effect, marking a significant upgrade in their abilities.
IDF troops stormed Bethlehem, where they arrested 19 suspects, including arms dealers, seizing rifles and pistols, as simultaneous raids in Tulkarm resulted in the arrest of two more terrorists.
Inside, soldiers found launch shafts, storage chambers, and a secret drone assembly workshop holding more than 50 UAVs alongside 8 tons of explosives and weaponry.
Israeli defense company Rafael unveiled Iron Wasp, a new vehicle-mounted system that launches interceptor drones to track down and destroy hostile drones before they can threaten troops on the battlefield.
The IDF eliminated two Hamas terrorists in central Gaza — both of whom participated in the October 7 massacre — who were actively working to rebuild the terror organization.
The IDF struck and destroyed a Hezbollah rocket launcher in southern Lebanon shortly after several rockets were fired at Israeli forces operating in the area.
An elite IDF unit made up of women soldiers transforms into Hamas and Hezbollah terrorists on a simulated battlefield, exposing troops to realistic ambushes and urban warfare before they head into combat.
IDF forces discovered tunnel maps beneath Beaufort Ridge revealing plans to target northern Israeli settlements, found in the same underground passage where fleeing terrorists were eliminated days earlier.
IDF forces captured the strategic Beaufort Ridge and exposed a massive Iranian-funded Hezbollah ‘underground terror city.’
IDF troops eliminated more than 20 Hezbollah terrorists over the past two weeks and destroyed infrastructure used to launch explosive drones at Israeli forces in southern Lebanon.
Four hostages taken from the Nova Festival on October 7, Noa Argamani, Andrey Kozlov, Shlomo Ziv, and Almog Meir Jan, were rescued from two separate apartment buildings in Nuseirat, central Gaza, by Israeli special forces, with team leader Chief Inspector Arnon Zmora falling in the gun battle.
A massive Hezbollah tunnel complex in the Beaufort Ridge was exposed by the IDF, revealing a kilometer-long network packed with weapons, anti-tank launchers, drones, and full living facilities capable of hosting hundreds of terrorists.
IDF forces destroyed over 20 Hezbollah infrastructures using six tons of explosives, including a weapons depot and a booby-trapped warehouse stocked with explosive devices.
From its initial capture in 1982 to its withdrawal in 2000, the IDF’s complicated history with Beaufort Castle has resurfaced as forces recaptured the strategic stronghold in the current conflict.
IDF forces raided a Palestinian house in Judea and Samaria, arresting a three-man terror cell accused of plotting a shooting attack, after which troops uncovered a buried weapon.
Amid persistent rocket and drone attacks from Hezbollah, Israel’s Iron Dome batteries have remained on high alert, intercepting dozens of threats each day and helping protect hundreds of civilians.
