WATCH: IDF strikes four newly built rocket launchers in Gaza
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 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.
Inside, soldiers found launch shafts, storage chambers, and a secret drone assembly workshop holding more than 50 UAVs alongside 8 tons of explosives and weaponry.
The IDF eliminated two Hamas terrorists in central Gaza — both of whom participated in the October 7 massacre — who were actively working to rebuild the terror organization.
The IDF struck and destroyed a Hezbollah rocket launcher in southern Lebanon shortly after several rockets were fired at Israeli forces operating in the area.
An elite IDF unit made up of women soldiers transforms into Hamas and Hezbollah terrorists on a simulated battlefield, exposing troops to realistic ambushes and urban warfare before they head into combat.
IDF forces discovered tunnel maps beneath Beaufort Ridge revealing plans to target northern Israeli settlements, found in the same underground passage where fleeing terrorists were eliminated days earlier.
IDF forces captured the strategic Beaufort Ridge and exposed a massive Iranian-funded Hezbollah ‘underground terror city.’
IDF troops eliminated more than 20 Hezbollah terrorists over the past two weeks and destroyed infrastructure used to launch explosive drones at Israeli forces in southern Lebanon.
A massive Hezbollah tunnel complex in the Beaufort Ridge was exposed by the IDF, revealing a kilometer-long network packed with weapons, anti-tank launchers, drones, and full living facilities capable of hosting hundreds of terrorists.
IDF forces destroyed over 20 Hezbollah infrastructures using six tons of explosives, including a weapons depot and a booby-trapped warehouse stocked with explosive devices.
From its initial capture in 1982 to its withdrawal in 2000, the IDF’s complicated history with Beaufort Castle has resurfaced as forces recaptured the strategic stronghold in the current conflict.
IDF forces raided a Palestinian house in Judea and Samaria, arresting a three-man terror cell accused of plotting a shooting attack, after which troops uncovered a buried weapon.
Amid persistent rocket and drone attacks from Hezbollah, Israel’s Iron Dome batteries have remained on high alert, intercepting dozens of threats each day and helping protect hundreds of civilians.
IDF troops seized the strategic Beaufort Ridge, a 12th-century Crusader castle in southern Lebanon, destroying vital Hezbollah infrastructure and rocket launch sites,
The IDF received its first delivery of the state-of-the-art KC-46 tanker aircraft, named Gideon, replacing the aging Boeing 707s that long served the Israeli Air Force, with five more aircraft on the way.
In two separate incidents, the IDF took out a Hezbollah drone operator in south Lebanon moments after picking up his aircraft and another later airstrike eliminated a drone operator responsible for killing Maj. Itamar Sapir last week.
Through hundreds of systematic drillings, IDF forces destroyed over 11 kilometers of Hamas tunnels and hundreds of above-ground terror structures in Beit Hanoun.
IDF troops uncovered and destroyed a 100-meter underground tunnel fitted with four Hezbollah guest rooms in the Mount Dov area.
This elite IDF unit conducts covert nighttime operations, evacuates wounded soldiers under enemy fire, and moves Israeli forces through hostile terrain no other unit can reach.
