WATCH: Hamas tunnel in northern Gaza destroyed by IDF forces
In northern Gaza, the IDF continues to destroy Hamas’s underground infrastructure, demolishing this hundreds of meters long tunnel used by Hamas during the war.
In northern Gaza, the IDF continues to destroy Hamas’s underground infrastructure, demolishing this hundreds of meters long tunnel used by Hamas during the war.
The IDF eliminated Muhannad Asaad Mahmoud Abu Ghazal, head of the Nukhba squad that raided the Kisufim area during the October 7 massacre, in a strike in central Gaza.
The Israeli Air Force struck Hamas weapon depots, manufacturing sites, and tunnels across Gaza, accusing the terror group of trying to rebuild its military capabilities.
The IDF struck and eliminated a Palestinian Islamic Jihad terror cell that was caught transferring weapons to other members, later to be used against IDF troops stationed in the region.
Following the fall of Bashar al-Assad, Syria’s longtime president, the IDF established a buffer zone in southern Syria to prevent attacks by hostile forces and has maintained the security zone ever since.
During Operation Roaring Lion, IDF forces achieved operational control of the Hezbollah stronghold Bint Jbeil in just over a week, destroying vast amounts of terror infrastructure and confiscating hundreds of weapons.
During a nighttime operation in Judea and Samaria, IDF forces arrested two wanted terrorists who manufactured explosives to deploy against IDF troops, along with a weapons dealer.
Sitting thousands of feet high, Beaufort Ridge offers an unobstructed view of Israeli settlements, making the location one frequently used by Hezbollah and, in the past, the site of strategic and monumental battles.
IDF commanders recount their harrowing experiences battling Hezbollah in south Lebanon, describing in detail the extent to which the terror group has become deeply entrenched throughout the region.
Inside, forces found living quarters, three launch shafts aimed at Israeli territory, and weapons caches, including mortars, launchers, and RPG rockets.
The IDF eliminated Mohammed Emad Alrahman Abu Taima, a Hamas Nukhba Force commander who stormed Kibbutz Nirim during the October 7 massacre and went on to lead ambushes against IDF troops while working to rebuild Hamas’s terror network.
After two massive earthquakes struck Venezuela, killing over 3,500 people, the IDF dispatched specialized teams to assess structural damage and building integrity.
IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir toured a vast Hezbollah tunnel network beneath Beaufort Ridge in southern Lebanon, vowing continued operations to eliminate threats and enforce the ceasefire agreement.
The IDF announced that it eliminated a Hezbollah terrorist who attempted to escape the Ali Taher Ridge tunnel compound, which has been surrounded by IDF forces for the last few weeks, with troops promising no one will escape alive.
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.
