The evidence is in their own poorly fabricated figures
For the past two decades, Gershon Hacohen has been a lonely dissenter in the highest ranks of the IDF. Unfortunately, he was proved right.
The tactical victory that Hamas achieved on October 7, with all its scenes of unimaginable horror, has become a leading driver of its strategic defeat
Episode 12: Gadi and Mike on morale in the Israeli military
Episode 7 of Israel Update: In this in-depth special, Mike and Gadi discuss the current strategy employed by the IDF, and what should be happening instead
French intellectual superstar Bernard-Henri Lévy’s affecting new war documentary shows us how ordinary people become heroes
Hundreds of others who died in battle—Druze, Bedouins, Christians, Circassians—will be remembered on the country’s Memorial Day
One of Israel’s most decorated pilots reminisces about the Israeli astronaut who died 20 years ago today
Israel’s forgotten secular nationalist Hanukkah holiday was all about welcoming immigrants
The IDF is addicted to credits for shiny new American weapons. But the strategic price may be too high.
Yotam ‘Vxodoo Daddy’ Rabino is a young Israeli rapper who skipped out on mandatory conscription and lived to spit the tale. He’s not the only one.
Israeli rescuers are helping alleviate the suffering in Miami, showing that Jews can still resemble a family.
Craving unbridled freedom after finishing their military service, some Israelis are joining horse caravans through the wilderness of South America
The Associated Press claims it never knowingly shared a building with Hamas in Gaza. Its own correspondents—and former Obama administration officials—know better.
A majority of young Israelis are granted service exemptions for ethnic or religious reasons, and mental health exemptions are notoriously easy to obtain. Being a conscientious objector is a far more difficult and demanding path.
How a small group of Georgian Jews won a minor victory over the Israeli army
Cutting-edge Israeli defense technology has become increasingly critical to American military operations
We sat in Weinberg’s pickup truck on a hill above a small road with a gate designed to keep civilians away from the border and safe from Hezbollah snipers. The only exceptions were the farmers whose land lay beyond the gate.