
IDF still hasn’t internalized the tunnel threat, experts say
One of the reasons Israel has not fully embraced tunnels is that its attention and resources are drawn to other, more pressing threats.
One of the reasons Israel has not fully embraced tunnels is that its attention and resources are drawn to other, more pressing threats.
The IDF issued new evacuation orders for northern Gaza in an effort to squash Hamas once and for all and return the remaining hostages safely.
IDF soldiers uncovered and demolished numerous terrorist strongholds, both above and below ground, dismantling dozens of tunnels, seizing hundreds of enemy weapons along the border, and recovering crucial documents abandoned by the terrorists.
The IDF has been conquering Hezbollah strongholds, taking out launchers aimed at Israel, and dismantling tunnel systems sprawled across the border.
IDF forces are advancing through Lebanese villages and conquering Hezbollah strongholds embedded within houses and underground.
IDF units continue to dismantle Hezbollah positions and eliminating terrorists, while confiscating various weapons hidden in tunnels or inside civilian homes.
Southern Lebanon has been turned into a massive base, with dozens of outposts teeming with weapons meant to inflict as much damage on soldiers and civilians as possible.
The cell was planning a massive car bombing attack on Azrieli Mall in Tel Aviv and was thwarted by a joint operation involving the Israel Police and the Shin Bet internal security agency.
Some of the weapons seized included anti-tank mines, rifles, rocket-propelled grenades, and fake rocks with explosives hidden inside.
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When Hamas terrorists detonated explosives in the building he was in, Sgt. Daniel of the Kfir Brigade lost his leg and was in a coma for three days, his story of pain, recovery, and hope is inspiring.
The tunnel originating in southern Lebanon emerged in Israeli territory near Moshav Zarit, where Hezbollah intended to use it as a base for attacks on nearby communities.
Maroun Al Ras, Lebanon, previously a Hezbollah stronghold, was cleared out by IDF forces who removed any weapons that could harm Israeli civilians.
Located near a civilian house in southern Lebanon, IDF troops found ammo, a primed mortar launcher, and tunnel infrastructure used to ambush troops.
The IDF has arrested thousands of Hamas terrorists since last October, when the terror group stormed dozens of Israeli communities and slaughtered 1,200 people and kidnapped 250.
4,576 troops were wounded, with 2,299 of them being injured in the Gaza Strip.
One video shows part of a battle in Kibbutz Reim in which civilian and IDF personnel fought against invading Hamas terrorists, and the other depicts the aftermath of the highly devastating conflict at Sderot’s police station.
The 188th Brigade Combat Team, under the command of the 36th Division, identified and dismantled weapons warehouses, destroyed underground facilities, and neutralized Radwan Force anti-tank squads in southern Lebanon.
Some of the Hamas terrorist assets retrieved by Israeli soldiers will be put on display this week for diplomats, visiting researchers and the foreign press.
The IDF aims to prevent any resurgence of Hamas in the area, with officials expressing heightened caution over potential attacks as the October 7 massacre anniversary approaches.