Netanyahu linked his pledge to continue the war with the combined vehicle ramming and stabbing at the Gush Etzion Junction in Judea on Tuesday afternoon that killed Kiryat Arba resident Aharon Cohen and wounded several others.

In addition, the troops located and dismantled dozens of Hamas terrorist infrastructure sites, where many weapons were found.

Combat medic Tuvia Book describes the facts on the ground in the Gaza war.

In 752 days of war, Israel fought on seven fronts—Gaza, Lebanon, Iran, and Yemen—targeting top terror leaders, rescuing hostages, and dismantling Hamas and Hezbollah networks.

Those released in the first wave were Matan Angrest, twin brothers Gali and Ziv Berman, Alon Ohel, Eitan Mor, Omri Miran and Guy Gilboa-Dalal.

John Spencer, an international military and security expert, blasts the myth that Israel is committing genocide in the Gaza War. 

TV host Bill Maher confronts director Oliver Stone over his anti-Israel canards and refutes them.

The terrorist group’s chief propagandist, Abu Obeida, is believed to have been killed in an Israeli attack.

Lev Lechayalot began with gift packages and now includes personal letters as well as events and gatherings that inspire female soldiers and demonstrate solidarity. 

Israel Defense Forces Lt. Ori Gerlic, 20, from Meitar, was killed in action in the southern Gaza Strip.

Other achievements since March 18 include strikes on 10,000 terror targets; dismantling Hamas infrastructure, weapons depots and underground networks; and establishing the Morag and Magen Oz corridors.

On Aug. 7, the Security Cabinet decided by a “decisive majority” to approve Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s plan to expand the war effort by gaining control of Gaza City.

British broadcaster Piers Morgan demonstrates a lack of understanding of Israel's military challenges, failing to comprehend why the fighting in Gaza is fundamentally different from that against Hezbollah in Lebanon.

A survey published earlier this year revealed that 52% of Gazans would leave the Strip either temporarily or permanently.

A July report by The Press Service of Israel found that 85% of aid entering Gaza since May 19 was stolen.

Most deaths attributed to malnutrition were due to severe pre-existing medical conditions, with some patients even having received treatment in Israel prior to the war sparked by Hamas’s Oct. 7

Geffen said the letter misrepresents Israel’s role in the conflict.

Former UK army officer and Middle East expert Andrew Fox visited the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation in Gaza and witnessed the way Hamas exploits the civilian population and use human shields.

Trump: 'I have one thing to say: remember Oct. 7.'

In a press conference on Sunday night, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu outlined the goals of Israel's military operation in Gaza. 

It isn't just Israel and much of the West that are anti-Hamas; many Gazans realize the terror group is exploiting them and express their discontent.

Influencer Coleman Hughes attacks the anti-Israel 'genocide' argument with logic and common sense.

Netanyahu: 'Gaza will be demilitarized, and a peaceful civilian administration will be established, one that is not the Palestinian Authority, not Hamas, and not any other terrorist organization.'

A group of family members of hostages left Ashkelon on a boat heading towards Gaza with a message to their loved ones, captives for nearly two years. 

Although international media outlets tend to blame Israel for the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, there is plenty of footage, such as this video, proving that Hamas is stealing aid.

Trump: 'Some horrible things happened on Oct. 7, as you know.'

As headlines continually hold Israel responsible for the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, French-Tunisian imam Hassen Chalghoumi puts the blame where it belongs--on Hamas. 

Israel considers the disarmament of Hamas a key condition for any deal to end the conflict.

IDF soldier Yochai Vilozny; 'I always knew I’d come back. We didn’t think it would look like this.'

Please contact the Times and other media and demand corrections that include crucial facts.

A leak of an internal BBC memo proves that the broadcasting station adopted a policy of bias against Israel during the Gaza war. 

The Israeli military has paused operations daily in key populated areas of Gaza from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. to facilitate the safe passage of aid convoys.

Despite condemnation by the UN and some governments that Israel is blocking aid into Gaza, this footage shows that Israel is airdropping food for Gazan civilians. 

This anti-Israel protester has no idea what she is demonstrating for--as is apparent by her lack of an answer.

The fallen soldier was identified as Sgt.-Maj. (res.) Vladimir Loza, 39, of the 5th Brigade’s 7020th Battalion, from the southern city of Ashkelon.

Grassroots initiative Beef Up Our Boys transforms local resilience into frontline support, fueling troops, reviving a war-hit community, and uniting the global Jewish people.

The slain man was identified as Master Sgt. (res.) Abraham Azulay, 25, a heavy engineering vehicle operator in the Southern Command, from Yitzhar in Samaria.

The casualties were identified as Sgt. Moshe Nissim Frech, 20, from Jerusalem; Staff-Sgt. Meir Shimon Amar, 20, from Jerusalem; Staff-Sgt. Noam Aharon Musgadian, 20, from Jerusalem; Sgt. 1st Class (res.) Benyamin Asulin, 20, from Haifa; and Staff-Sgt. Moshe Shmuel Noll, 21, from Beit Shemesh.

Former British military officer and Middle East specialist Andrew Fox exposes the biased media coverage of aid distribution in Gaza.

Writer and social commentator Coleman Hughes discusses the scrutiny and hypocrisy with which the mainstream media treats Israel's military.