IDF

For 15 years, Meir Cohen has been delivering Lego sets to children with cancer and more recently to wounded soldiers. A quiet tragedy in his life only fueled his resolve.

Betzalel Bazak was critically injured in war, yet a devoted medic stayed behind, saving his life. His wife, Efrat, shares their miraculous journey and an unexpected visit from Benny Gantz.

Soldiers are provided with tuna, peas, beans, and the somewhat divisive kabanos sausage. Why does the IDF choose it, what are its nutritional benefits, and should non-combatants consider eating it?

The singer compared the importance of cell phones 'before' and 'during' wartime: 'Now we eagerly await, in prayer, for his cell phone to ring, to hear our child's voice, bringing joy to our hearts.'

Three weeks after the body of Eden Zacharia Hy"d was rescued from Gaza, her mother Orin recounts the long days of uncertainty, the difficult challenges, and her unique path to strengthen and be strengthened.

The singer dedicated a post to the wives of the soldiers, emphasizing their sacrifices. "They may live across the country, but day and night, they run with their loved ones there in the cursed alleys of Gaza."

Dr. Yehiel Leiter, father of Moshe Yedidya Leiter, who fell about a month ago in Gaza, shares about his son's unique character, the tragic news received on Shabbat evening, and his regret for not expressing enough love.

A poignant monologue from the sister-in-law of Fadia Mark, an IDF soldier who fell in Gaza, that leaves no eye dry.

David Stern, a veteran of the U.S. Marine Corps, returned to faith during his service and moved to Israel where he joined the IDF. As an instructor for the next generation of IDF snipers, he thought he'd seen it all—until an encounter with a terrorist proved otherwise.

The Ministry of Health insists on allowing chametz in hospital areas, the IDF postpones its decision to next year, and the IPS is confident: "Observant prisoners should not be harmed." Here's the current situation.

On this day, the 7th of Av, 26 years ago, the IDF launched "Operation Accountability" against Hezbollah on Israel's northern border.

On this day in history, 17 years ago, a suicide bomber attacked a bus near Tzomet Pat in Jerusalem, causing significant loss of life.

Forty-two years ago today, an Israeli Air Force helicopter crashed during an exercise, resulting in the death of 54 soldiers.

Yeshiva students in Jerusalem set up a bountiful Shabbat table for Border Police soldiers who were called to duty.

Recently, Asher Waldman, a mohel from a long line of mohels, entered the all-Israeli melting pot and opened the gates of the Jewish people. Initially, there were some hesitations—after all, it's the IDF—but hundreds of covenants later, the first chief military mohel has firmly established a fact: circumcision according to the law, by command. It ends with full attention.

A soldier sentenced to detention vanished, and his whereabouts remain unknown. A foreign national claims she saw him in a Syrian prison.