IDF

As Shabbat ends, IDF soldiers engaged in military operations in Rafah conducted a Havdalah ceremony. Watch the documentation

After his reserve duty was paused, Colonel Hazi Nechama fights back with a mission: "As long as this isn't fixed, there won't be victory."

During the ceremony, an IDF soldier asked his severely injured friend to recite a prayer for the country and the Prime Minister, leaving no eye dry.

Our forces have been actively engaged in Qalqilya, where an explosive device was successfully neutralized.

In a major event initiated by Rabbi Shmuel Bistritzky, several couples were married last night in Tel Aviv in front of hundreds of guests. One groom: "We planned to marry in January, but it was postponed because I was in reserve duty."

After waiting years for a pregnancy, and with a birth that will be profoundly different from planned, Revital Shamir draws strength from memories of her husband Moti, who was killed in a surprise attack: "Moti would want us to be happy and to move forward, and that's exactly what we will do."

Retired Israeli military leaders offer contrasting views on the ongoing conflict in Gaza. In interviews, Generals Gershon Hacohen and Uzi Dayan share their perspectives on Israel's military strategy.

A striking mural of the Hamas leader transformed into a mouse greets soldiers at a training base, aiming to boost morale.

Heartfelt Wedding: Host Guy Zuaretz joined Oz and Noa's wedding ceremony, surrounded by 500 Givati soldiers. 'Thank you for the opportunity to sing songs that feel like they were written just for you,' he concluded.

In the heart of a Gaza school, an IDF soldier leaves a clear message on a green board: "Learning a New Lesson". Watch it unfold.

Eliyahu Yossian, Middle East analyst and researcher, delivers an empowering message to IDF soldiers: "The people of Israel are tired of the fake word 'peace'. Forget about peace, bring victory."

"We are a miracle. Each of us is a decision beyond the natural order that we will be here. How can we survive, and what can we do for the merit of IDF soldiers?": Rabbi Shneor Ashkenazi on the link between war and observing mitzvot

The brit milah held on the base, together with the soldier's family, the baby's father, and friends, was particularly moving. Shai Iluz, who organized the event, shares: "This was a closing of a circle, four months after my son was killed defending our country's borders."

Why are the roads in the south blocked, and who is protecting the evacuated residents' homes from theft? Also: Why is this war not just another war? An interview with a company commander from the south.

Years after Rebbetzin Steinman comforted a young soldier, her husband learned how deeply it changed his life.

On this day, the 15th of Sivan, 71 years ago, an IDF shell sank the Irgun's ship, the Altalena.

A touching moment in East Jerusalem: An IDF soldier repairs a Muslim child's bicycle, documented by a tourist from Hong Kong.

A former IDF soldier now brings Torah and tefillin to thousands, including families of fallen heroes

Amidst mortar shells, rockets, and missiles, they ventured to soldiers' gathering spots to bring a smile to their faces. Volunteers headed to the south with a blessed initiative: distributing tzitzit to soldiers in Gaza. And also on the kindness convoys in southern cities.

Eliahu Lax, head of the Association for the Religious Soldier, tirelessly advocates for the rights of religious soldiers to high-level kosher food, Shabbat observance, and even morning prayers. Is the IDF ready to accommodate a large influx of Haredim? In his view, the answer is clear.