WATCH: IDF detonates massive minefield in the Golan Heights
The Golan Heights is littered with mines left behind from multiple wars that have occurred in the area, and the IDF is gradually detonating and disposing of them.
The Golan Heights is littered with mines left behind from multiple wars that have occurred in the area, and the IDF is gradually detonating and disposing of them.
In a series of 15 operations across Rafah’s neighborhoods, brigade forces dismantled terrorist infrastructure, uncovered weapons, destroyed underground routes with Yahalom unit fighters, and eliminated numerous terrorists through precise air-and-ground coordination.
Working in coordination with COGAT, the IDF completed an evacuation of 350 patients and medical professionals from the Kamal Adwan Hospital prior to the raid.
The IDF recently conducted a targeted raid at Kamal Adwan Hospital in Jabaliya, capturing over 240 individuals affiliated with various terror groups, including Hamas.
Mount Hermon has been closed to visitors due to the war with Hezbollah, and the IDF has been occupying the Syrian side of the mountain since the overthrow of the Assad regime.
The elite Yahalam unit cleared the route of explosives and threats, uncovering a cache of rifles, machine guns, anti-tank missiles, surveillance systems, and other military equipment.
Shayetet 13 stormed the Kamel Adwan Hospital, seizing a cache of weapons—including grenades, pistols, ammunition, and a trove of military gear hidden in the area—and arrested over 240 suspects, some of whom were posing as hospital staff.
For the second year, thousands of soldiers are separated from their families during this joyous holiday to defend the Jewish nation from attacks, much like in the ancient Chanukah story.
In Assuta Medical Center’s nursery ward in Ashdod on Wednesday evening, Noam Levy lit the first candle of Chanukah with the military doctor who saved his life on the battlefield.
IDF soldiers light the menorah in southern Lebanon on Wednesday evening, the first night of Chanukah.
The IDF has carried out numerous operations in Tulkarm, Nablus, and surrounding villages in recent days, aiming to address the escalating threat of terrorism.
Two tunnels in southern and central Gaza were found, mapped, and destroyed by IDF engineering troops stationed in the Strip.
As the ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah comes to an end, the IDF is taking every available opportunity to dismantle and destroy any remaining terror facilities near the Israeli border.
The IDF arrested 10 wanted individuals for terror-related activity in the city of Tulkarm, a known hotbed for terrorism.
Jabaliya, a neighborhood in northern Gaza that was once the formidable fortress of Hamas, has been reduced to rubble by victorious IDF soldiers.
During the operation, forces uncovered a weapons warehouse packed with over 100 IEDs, around 20 launchers, mortar shells, and other tactical military gear—all of which were swiftly confiscated and destroyed.
IDF engineering fighters uncovered a combat compound with eight interconnected weapons depots, both above and below ground.
The Houthis had launched a ballistic missile at Tel Aviv on Saturday, which resulted in a direct impact and injured 16 people from flying shrapnel.
Inside the 7.5 km tunnel, IDF forces uncovered stolen IDF weapons, detailed maps of the Israel-Gaza border, and additional weaponry used in the October 7th massacre.
These pure and beautiful children visited wounded IDF soldiers in the hospital and performed a heartfelt rendition of a popular Israeli song, lifting the spirits of the brave soldiers.