In the Jordan Valley, the IDF's first all-female Jaguar Combat Company trains on a powerful new armored vehicle—forged by the lessons of October 7 and fueled by the fierce determination of women who refuse to quit.

As part of the program, participants were flown to New York for a break from the intensity of war.

After a year of brutal field exercises, sleepless nights and relentless mental pressure, a groundbreaking class of female soldiers graduated into Yahalom—the IDF's elite combat engineering unit.

Major R. will make history as the first woman to command an Israeli Navy missile boat, highlighting the IDF’s growing gender diversity at its top ranks.

Amid the chaos of Gaza’s frontlines, female IDF soldiers aren’t just breaking barriers—they’re redefining the battlefield with grit, grace, and a mission-first mindset.

These soldiers are expected to maintain their positions in the southern Gaza Strip for the foreseeable future.

The unit will be part of the Combat Intelligence Collection Corps and the women enrolled will receive spiritual support and guidance.

Watch the footage of four Israeli women who have been taken by Hamas terrorists and are still in captivity.

Fearless female soldiers of the IDF Sky Rider unit, swiftly protected Golani’s 13th Battalion in a dramatic Gaza battle.

With more than 500 female soldiers having given their lives to protect Israel since its establishment, take a moment to reflect on their courage and dedication to the Jewish state.

Known as “Captain Ella,” Ella Waweya from Qalansawe had to conceal her service from her family when she joined the military. By Etgar Lefkovits, JNS.org She is a Muslim Arab woman. She’s an iconoclast and a pioneer. An army officer who has received both the President’s Award of Excellence and that of the minister of... Read more »

'I trust the female tank personnel to conduct border defense missions with professionalism and great success,' says IDF Chief of Staff Aviv Kochavi.

Lt. Col. Revital Barzani took charge of the 66th Battalion, which operates the David’s Sling Defense System and manages alerts for the Home Front.

Get an up-close look at soldiers from the Caracal Battalion in the South, training in the shooting range!

Lt. Col. R., 37, who started her military service decrypting aerial images, says she’s “excited and proud” to be the first women in a job so important to Israel’s security.

These Israeli troops prepare every day for infiltration by Islamic terrorists who seek to cross the Egyptian border and attack Israeli civilians.

The Israeli military's pilot program for female tank commanders is proceeding to integrate women into the Armored Corps.

Unknown flight planners occupy one of the most sensitive and important - yet least heralded - positions in the IDF. There’s no room for error.

The IDF produced a video for March 8, International Women's Day, celebrating the young women who serve in the Israeli army to help protect the Jewish state.

When it comes to defending Israel, women serve an equal and important role in the IDF, fulfilling a wide assortment of roles.

In battle, the first soldiers to provide medical treatment are the IDF's paramedics – a team composed of mostly female soldiers.