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IDF strikes Hezbollah infrastructure in Nabatiya after terrorists launch drones towards soldiers
This follows reports from Hezbollah-run Al Manar TV claiming that the IDF struck Rumman, a village in southern Lebanon, earlier on Wednesday.
Haredi enlistment to combat units jumps 30% as over 250 men join IDF in recent draft cycle
From midrasha to the IDF: A journey toward serving Israel - opinion
An enemy from within: How Gazan militias became Hamas’s new nightmare - analysis
Meet the small, growing wave of Latin American IDF lone soldiers
A growing network of Latin American lone soldiers are building a roadmap for those following in their footsteps
Iran targets US forces in UAE, Jordan as Trump says attacks were 'a very good thing'
The Jerusalem Post's must-listen news roundup with Gadi Zaig - the top stories, clear and concise.
Smotrich backs Givati soldiers jailed after refusing APC with female paramedic
“I support the Givati soldiers who insisted on their right and duty to serve in the IDF while preserving their values and faith and while adhering to the Joint Service Order,” Smotrich said.
WATCH: Anti-draft protesters try to block roads into Tel Hashomer base, prevent haredi enlistment
Ya'akov Dori Street in Kiryat Ono, from Levi Eshkol Street to Shlomo Hamelech, is blocked in both directions, Israel Police said, urging drivers to take alternate routes.
Trump says Iran is 'failed nation' as Iranian official calls latest attacks 'limited' confrontation
Bessent says Iran is lashing out amid economic pressure of sanctions • US says no ships hit mines in Strait of Hormuz • Hezbollah shifts to guerrilla warfare
At least seven IDF soldiers sent to military prison for refusing to board APC with female medic
The incident followed an announcement in June that hesder yeshivas would stop sending their students for IDF enlistment after the military announced a pilot program for female soldiers.
How are Gazan gangs affecting the strip amid Israel, US election cycles? - analysis
Hamas remains the decisive power as things stall despite efforts from multiple directions to shift the Gaza Strip's status quo.
Sniper bullet nearly hit him, now he commands battalion built after Oct. 7 failures - interview
Lt.-Col. (res.) Eli Zilberman describes the establishment of the Tzuri Battalion, its operations in the Benjamin Brigade sector, and the lessons learned from the October 7 attack.
IDF: Israel’s Apache deal not off, but at risk as NIS 15 billion delay drags on
Yet another deadline was missed last Thursday, but some of the leaks in Hebrew media seem to be exaggerating the consequences of the blown deadlines.
IDF, Israel Police trade blame as West Bank settler violence ramps up: 'Where was the military?'
Settlers arrived at the Palestinian villages of Kusra and Jalud on Saturday afternoon, barricading themselves inside a Palestinian home and hurling stones at locals.