WATCH: Hamas tunnel used to hold Israeli hostages destroyed by IDF forces
IDF forces in Gaza destroyed four Hamas tunnels totaling over 4 km long, which were used to hold Israeli hostages taken on October 7 and house senior Hamas commanders.
IDF forces in Gaza destroyed four Hamas tunnels totaling over 4 km long, which were used to hold Israeli hostages taken on October 7 and house senior Hamas commanders.
Israeli troops dismantled two underground tunnel routes stretching roughly 2km east of the Yellow Line in central Gaza, uncovering multiple hideouts, weapons caches, dozens of rockets, and explosive devices.
Throughout Judea and Samaria, Israeli security units disarm, defuse, and detonate explosives hidden by terror groups to kill soldiers and civilians.
In a late-night Beirut strike, the IDF eliminated Radwan Force chief commander Malek Balut while he was meeting with senior commanders to plan attacks against Israeli troops.
IDF forces killed multiple Hamas terrorists in northern Gaza after they approached Israeli troops and posed an immediate threat.
Footage shows an IDF drone tracking a Hezbollah terrorist before cutting him off and detonating, eliminating him swiftly.
IDF troops in South Lebanon uncovered and eliminated a 30-meter tunnel housing three tons of explosives and a large weapons stockpile, as airstrikes leveled more than 15 military installations.
IDF troops operating in southern Lebanon located and destroyed an 80-meter tunnel containing several rooms used to advance terror plots, along with multiple weapons caches.
Israeli warships seized a massive flotilla of roughly 100 boats and 1,000 activists near Crete, jamming onboard systems and commanding participants to stand down in the farthest naval interception since the war began.
The IDF demolished Hezbollah’s largest-ever discovered tunnel network in southern Lebanon, a two-kilometer granite fortress housing hundreds of fighters, destroyed using 450 tons of explosives.
IDF forces operating in northern Gaza demolished over 14 kilometers of Hamas tunnels — complete with sleeping quarters and operational planning rooms — while uncovering dozens of weapons.
The IDF simultaneously raided three locations—searching 100 buildings, seizing over 10 weapons including M16s and pipe bombs, and arresting six terror suspects.
The IDF discovered a Hezbollah weapons cache hidden inside a children’s room in southern Lebanon—further proof that the terror group routinely uses civilian cover to advance its agenda.
As women in the IDF continue to break barriers, this group of twenty completed the rigorous, brutal Yahalom combat engineering course—cementing their place among the army’s most elite soldiers.
Israel’s Ministry of Defense released a video highlighting its accomplishments in defending the Jewish state and defeating its enemies on every front.
Even as the fragile ceasefire holds, the IDF continues operating deep inside southern Lebanon—destroying Hezbollah infrastructure, eliminating terrorists, and fortifying a 14-kilometer buffer zone.
IDF troops in Lebanon, Syria, Gaza, Judea, and Samaria and those serving at sea stood in silence to honor and remember the sacrifices made by those who fell.
On Monday night, Israel honors its more than 25,000 fallen soldiers who sacrificed their lives to stave off annihilation from neighbors hellbent on destroying the Jewish state since its founding.
IDF Division 162 eliminated over 250 terrorists, uncovered thousands of weapons, and found Hezbollah cameras used to record propaganda films.
IDF forces are nearing completion of their takeover of the Hezbollah stronghold of Bint Jbeil in southern Lebanon, where they destroyed over 70 Hezbollah structures in a single minute.
