The IDF began increasing strikes on Hezbollah following Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's instructions to "hit the gas" on attacks against the terror group.
The nature of the prime minister's treatment was not disclosed.
The objective of the investment is to re-energize the region, demographically and economically, by encouraging young families to move there.
Ben-Gvir said that he was calling on Netanyahu to phone US President Donald Trump and "make it clear that the State of Israel is not willing to accept" Hezbollah's drone attacks.
Despite the ongoing war, the national team has continued to hold regular practices, training camps, and scouting sessions to assemble the strongest possible roster.
The military post reportedly has major drainage problems, which have resulted in "major sanitary hazards" and an increase in mosquitoes, flies, and mice on the premises.
The prize for the IDF tale is set to be presented at Tel Aviv's international documentary film festival, Docaviv.
Avi Liberman, the creative founder of Comedy for Koby, will host the shows, describing the project as a "tremendous personal and professional source of pride."
Tyre is in the south of the country, the absence of the IDF in that area allows Hezbollah to launch attacks from there.
As the October 7 massacre so painfully illustrated, sometimes the price of inaction is greater than the risk of action.
With all of the angst about what the new likely Trump Iran deal will and will not include, it is critical to recall the game-changing achievements that cannot be taken away.
