Ramadan, the month-long religious fast observed by Muslims, is often marked by heightened security concerns and the potential for violence, as extremist groups have historically used the period to launch attacks and incite demonstrations.
IDF commandos undergo intense, lessons-from-war training that drops them into chaotic, October-7–style battles where they must think fast, operate deep behind enemy lines, and adapt under pressure to reclaim control with minimal support.
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.
After 30 weeks of grueling boot camp, IDF paratroopers begin ‘War Week,’ the final stage of training that tests everything they’ve learned in realistic combat conditions.
At Karnei Shomron Hesder Yeshiva, 69 of the 70 students from the March 2025 cohort completed the Kfir Brigade’s beret march showcasing exceptional dedication and combat readiness.
Gaza temperatures reached 36°C, exacerbating the challenges of combat operations in Operation Gideon’s Chariots.
The IDF is a well-trained and meticulous machine, honed for precision warfare, as demonstrated in various battle arenas including Gaza, Lebanon, Syria, and within Israel itself.
