WATCH: Unreal footage shows F-35 Adir downing Iranian fighter jet
An Israeli F-35I ‘Adir’ jet scored the first-ever air-to-air kill by downing an Iranian Yak-130 over Tehran, marking a historic milestone in modern aerial combat.
An Israeli F-35I ‘Adir’ jet scored the first-ever air-to-air kill by downing an Iranian Yak-130 over Tehran, marking a historic milestone in modern aerial combat.
In a targeted strike an Israeli Air Force F-35I Adir fighter jet took out a loaded surface-to-surface missile launcher in western Iran.
Ali Khamenei was a global terrorism mastermind, responsible for attacks like the 1983 Beirut bombing and the 1994 AMIA bombing.
Following its extensive strikes on regime targets across the country, Israeli fighter jets and air defense systems worked in tandem to intercept and shoot down dozens of UAVs and ballistic missiles.
Phase two of Operation Epic Fury and Roaring Lion focused on degrading Iran’s ballistic missile capabilities, including its infrastructure, launchers, and other facilities.
The first phase focused on destroying the regime’s remaining air defenses, paving the way for full air superiority over Tehran and other strategic sites across the country.
Eight Hezbollah Radwan Force sites in Baalbek used for weapons storage, training, and planning attacks on IDF troops and Israeli civilians were targeted.
IDF troops uncovered and destroyed a sprawling five-kilometer underground tunnel network packed with explosives, grenades, rifles, and other weapons in Beit Hanoun, northern Gaza.
Over the past several months, the IDF has carried out targeted operations in southern Lebanon, dismantling Hezbollah weapons stockpiles, observation posts, and anti-tank firing positions to block the group’s attempts to rebuild.
SSGT Rona spoke about her and her family’s experiences during the October 7 massacre in Kfar Azza, one of the communities hardest hit by Hamas terrorists that tragic day.
After two years of war, the IDF continues to uncover Hamas tunnels beneath Gaza, even as the Trump administration pushes toward phase two of the ceasefire, which marks the start of Gaza’s rebuilding.
Despite an official ceasefire in Lebanon, the IDF has continued striking Hezbollah targets, thwarting attempts to rebuild and rearm after being demolished by Israel.
In three months of fighting along Rafah’s Yellow Line, the IDF dismantled key tunnel networks, eliminated dozens of terrorists, and destroyed hundreds of weapons sites—including the shaft linked to Master Sgt. Yona Efraim Feldbaum’s killing.
Belev Echad works with wounded soldiers experiencing both physical and mental pain, guiding them through the healing process with the help of experts and a supportive community.
Helmet camera footage captures IDF forces arresting two terrorists near Nablus—one a member of the “Lions’ Den” and the other caught manufacturing explosives and advancing attacks.
The IDF blew up a kilometer-long Hamas tunnel in Beit Hanoun found on Israel’s side of the ceasefire line, packed with rooms and explosives, underscoring that a majority of the group’s sprawling tunnel system still stands.
Major R., who enlisted in 2016 and rose through key naval combat roles, has been appointed the first woman to command a missile ship in the Israel Defense Forces, now leading a vessel that took part in major operations against Hamas, Hezbollah, and Syrian forces during the war.
IDF troops demolished the home of senior Hamas terrorist Rafat Dawasi, who was killed in August 2024 after orchestrating an explosives attack that killed Captain Alon Skagio and a terror attack that claimed the life of Israeli civilian Jonathan Deutsch.
Ramadan, the month-long religious fast observed by Muslims, is often marked by heightened security concerns and the potential for violence, as extremist groups have historically used the period to launch attacks and incite demonstrations.
Since Oct. 7, thousands of IDF soldiers have been impacted by the horrors of war, with many struggling to regain normalcy after leaving the battlefield, as Israel’s medical and psychological experts work to keep up.
