The outcast youths who saved the IDF’s tank crews
The tank crews were in “shock” at the dedication of the youth who had stepped in when formal military logistics failed to provide an immediate fix.
The tank crews were in “shock” at the dedication of the youth who had stepped in when formal military logistics failed to provide an immediate fix.
IDF forces arrested dozens of wanted terror suspects, shut down weapons workshops, confiscated M16 and Kalashnikov rifles and explosives components, and seized millions of shekels in terrorist funds.
IDF troops operating across Judea and Samaria arrested over 20 suspects wanted for smuggling weapons and constructing explosives intended for attacks on Israeli forces and civilians.
In 2025, sustained IDF operations in Judea and Samaria resulted in hundreds of terrorists neutralized, over a thousand weapons seized, and a steep overall decline in terror activity, particularly in firearms attacks.
Israeli forces in Gaza recovered Hamas documents detailing plans for attacks on Israeli towns in Judea and Samaria.
The force apprehended four terrorists who were involved in advancing terrorist activity and preparing an attack.
The camps in northern Samaria, including Nur al-Shams, have been identified by Israeli security officials as major hubs for terrorist activity.
‘We are acting continuously to thwart terrorism and its infrastructure,’ Zamir said, adding that the IDF will bolster security for communities throughout the region.
The cell had been planning to carry out an attack in the immediate timeframe.
A terrorist threw an explosive device at an IDF force from the Paratroopers Reconnaissance Unit. The force returned fire, neutralizing the attacker.
The operation began overnight with Israeli forces encircling the targeted villages. Before ground forces moved in, the Israeli Air Force carried out precise strikes to isolate the area.
During the operation, troops located and seized two workshops used for manufacturing weapons and explosives.
The Air Force aims to enable quick helicopter and drone strikes on hostile targets during an emergency. By Hezy Laing Fearing a potential October 7-style
‘This is an unprecedented exercise, the first of its kind in the IDF,’ said Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir.
The IDF wrapped up its massive ‘Lion’s Roar’ drill under Central Command, featuring two divisions, 180 aircraft, and more than 40 simulated emergencies aimed at strengthening preparedness and coordination.
IDF Central Command has embarked on a three-day exercise in Judea, Samaria, and the Jordan Valley, simulating live attacks and responding to a variety of scenarios.
Israeli forces intercepted a major Iranian arms shipment—packed with rockets, drones, and machine guns—destined for terror cells in Judea and Samaria.
During the operation, forces encircled the building where the terrorists had barricaded themselves, engaged them with precise fire, and killed them.
Following the Jerusalem shooting, IDF Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir ordered reinforcements in Judea and Samaria and the encirclement of villages connected to the two attackers.
Israeli security forces have increased their counter-terrorism raids throughout Samaria by more than 90%.
