Earlier this month, Iran launched several missile barrages at Israel in defense of Hezbollah, shattering a fragile ceasefire that had been in place since April 8.

Emotional footage shows an IDF soldier who lost both legs in Lebanon returning home to a cheering crowd after being discharged from the hospital to continue his rehabilitation.

The relationship between Jerusalem and Washington is too close, too strategic, and too deeply integrated for either side to imagine that Hezbollah’s aggression should go unanswered.

In his address, Netanyahu reviewed the Jewish state’s successes in defanging Iran and its terror proxy, Hezbollah, in Lebanon.

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.

IDF soldiers from the ultra-Orthodox Hasmonean Brigade were seen singing emotional and heartfelt Sabbath songs while defending Judea and Samaria from any threats.

The American goal in Middle Eastern conflicts usually is for its allies—including Israel—to successfully defend themselves and then to reestablish peace in the region as quickly as possible.

From their helmet and rifles to sleeping bags and eating utensils, IDF soldiers are fully stocked and prepared for any imaginable scenario.

Going all the way back to the 1982 invasion of Lebanon, the IDF and various terror organizations have battled over the strategic high point of Beaufort Castle—hopefully this time being the last.

Thousands of Israelis accompanied fallen IDF soldier Michael Tyukin, an only child, on his final journey after he was killed in a Hezbollah drone attack in southern Lebanon.

Israeli forces also dismantled approximately 10 pickup trucks that the IDF said were being used by Hamas for military purposes.

After withdrawing 26 years ago, the IDF has recaptured Beaufort Castle—the strategic high point in southern Lebanon first seized during the 1982 war.

As drone alerts and rocket fire battered northern Israeli communities over the weekend, the IDF struck targets across southern Lebanon while Washington brokered direct military talks, attempting to prevent wider escalation.

The IDF destroyed a manned Hezbollah rocket launcher in south Lebanon, with secondary explosions observed at the site confirming the presence of explosives.

Prime Minister Netanyahu visited the ultra-Orthodox Hasmonean Battalion, commending its soldiers for their dedication and rapid advancement through the ranks of the Israeli military.

After months of relentless training and sacrifice, troops push through a punishing final march, the ultimate test proving their readiness and honoring every drop of blood and sweat invested.

Aerial footage shows a Hezbollah terrorist retrieving a drone he launched at IDF troops before an IDF strike killed him.

These IDF soldiers, despite their grievous and life-changing injuries, haven’t lost their love of and joy for life as they sing and dance as only they can.

Once the dogs retire at age eight or older, they are generally no longer eligible for insurance, leaving soldiers to shoulder the costs alone.

At the center of Mladenov's proposal is an astonishing assumption.

The IDF carried out strikes on more than 100 Hezbollah targets across Lebanon's Beqaa Valley and southern regions, hitting weapons depots, command centers, and observation posts.

IDF troops operating in south Lebanon uncovered and demolished a 100-meter-long tunnel containing several rooms used to house Hezbollah terrorists.

The IDF reported during the afternoon hours that Hezbollah had launched an explosive drone at IDF soldiers that detonated inside Israeli territory.

Maj. (res.) Itamar Sapir, 27, from Eli, was killed in southern Lebanon after a terrorist fired on Israeli forces from near a church in the Khouza area, leaving behind a wife and infant son.

Hezbollah’s systematic transition to fiber-optic drones is a conscious imitation of innovations from the 2025 Russia-Ukraine war.

Families of soldiers residing abroad will also receive assistance from the new unit.

Officials said the initiative was intended to strengthen assistance, guidance, and support services for immigrant soldiers.

The UN agency is banned from operating in Israel, and Israeli officials are prohibited from cooperating with the agency.

A basic drone costs less than $400, according to the Hezbollah commander and an Israeli drone expert.

IDF forces launched a high-stakes raid to seize operational control of the Litani River area in south Lebanon, uncovering tunnels and weapons caches while eliminating several terrorists.

Nearly killed by an explosion in Khan Yunis that cost him half a leg, Eyal Cohen survived against all odds—enduring 10 months in the hospital and coming out the other side still fighting.

New immigrants to Israel share their personal journeys and reasons for making aliyah and enlisting as IDF lone soldiers.

Boris Shtunda, an IDF soldier who lost his leg in Gaza and endured 19 surgeries, defied every obstacle to complete the Half Ironman triathlon in Valencia.

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

Despite mediation efforts in Washington and beyond, the northern ceasefire has effectively collapsed, with Hezbollah launching daily rocket attacks and the IDF responding forcefully.

A therapeutic farm in Israel pairs traumatized soldiers and at-risk youth with rescued abused animals, creating a powerful mutual healing environment where the wounded help heal the wounded.

The amendment anchors significant financial support for later stages in the lives of orphans, beyond the eligibility ages that were previously the case, according to the ministry.

The app, which is free for soldiers and their families, creates individualized care plans built around three pillars: mind, body, and community.

Boaz Tamam, an IDF soldier who lost his leg battling Hezbollah in Lebanon, walked out of the hospital to thunderous applause — a breathtaking testament to extraordinary human strength and resilience.

The parents of fallen IDF soldier Idan Fooks were presented with his high school diploma, a heartbreaking reminder of Israel's extraordinary youth and the sacrifice made by those defending their country.