An IDF drone monitoring a terror cell spotted two operatives placing and transporting explosives—prompting a precision missile strike that eliminated the terrorists and protected nearby troops.
This drone footage captures an aerial view of the Gaza Strip as rockets are launched from multiple sites, followed by a swift Israeli response aimed at targeting and neutralizing further threats.
In recent weeks, forces have taken out several terrorists and destroyed dozens of above- and below-ground terror infrastructures in Gaza, including booby-trapped shafts and underground tunnels.
IDF forces eliminated several terrorists and wiped out key infrastructure, including weapons, booby-trapped buildings, a large underground tunnel route, and launch sites, with one located near a school.
After 600 days of war, the IDF reflects on its hard-fought gains since the brutal October 7th massacre, reaffirming its commitment to defend the State of Israel and bring every remaining hostage home from Gaza.
IDF fighter jets destroyed a missile launcher used in recent attacks on Kissufim, while additional strikes and ground units operations wiped out terrorists, sniper teams, weapons depots, and terror tunnels.
IDF forces have operated a mobile medical facility near Khathar in southern Syria, treating over 500 locals, mainly from the Syrian-Druze community, while reinforcing Golan Heights security.
The joint Israel–U.S. humanitarian aid initiative has begun in Gaza, aiming to reduce civilian dependence on Hamas and other terror groups for food and supplies—undermining their control and cutting off funding used to pay terrorists.
The footage reveals intense and dangerous combat deep inside hostile territory, where both the ground and surrounding buildings are rigged with explosives and deadly traps aimed at ambushing IDF soldiers.
Across Rafah and Khan Yunis, IDF Division 36 forces eliminated dozens of terrorists, destroyed hundreds of above- and below-ground terror infrastructures, and coordinated precision airstrikes to dismantle Hamas strongholds.
Israeli forces eliminated dozens of terrorists and destroyed key infrastructure in Gaza, including booby-trapped buildings and tunnels; in one operation, an airstrike—coordinated with the Givati Brigade—neutralized terrorists who posed an immediate threat.
The IDF has eliminated approximately 800 terrorists since ceasefire talks collapsed in March, leading to the launch of Operation Gideon’s Chariots—an offensive aimed at seizing the majority of the Gaza Strip and finally eradicating Hamas from the region.
As the IDF pushes deeper into Gaza, Israel’s Navy is making waves of its own—taking out a Hamas naval commando tied to the October 7th massacre in a precision strike that underscores the military’s full-spectrum assault.
Following IDF evacuation warnings, Israeli fighter jets bombed a building in southern Lebanon used by Hezbollah to plan attacks against Israel and store weapons—violating the current ceasefire.
The IDF recently eliminated two Hezbollah terrorists—Hussein Nazia and a commander of the Al Mansouri compound—who were working to restore the group’s capabilities by rebuilding infrastructure and attempting to smuggle weapons.
The IDF, which is constantly demonized and lied about on the world stage, showed which side is the moral and humane one by offering hungry Palestinian families a much-needed meal.
Israeli combat units have destroyed dozens of terror command centers, eliminated scores of terrorists, and uncovered hidden weapon stockpiles near tunnel shafts in a series of coordinated ground and air assaults.
Kicking off Operation Gideon’s Chariots, the IDF launched precision airstrikes across Gaza, targeting tunnels, weapons depots, anti-tank sites, and key terrorist infrastructure.
Yahalom unit fighters destroyed a tunnel used by terrorists who killed Captain Noam Ravid and Staff Sergeant Yahli Sharor and injured two others.
In a daring covert mission, the Mossad retrieved Syria’s long-guarded intelligence archive on legendary Israeli spy Eli Cohen—over 2,500 never-before-seen documents, photos, personal items, and even his handwritten will—on the day of his 60th anniversary of his execution, shedding new light on his heroic legacy and Israel’s unbreakable resolve.
