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WATCH: Israeli cyber authority uses AI to mock Iranian hackers, counter psychological warfare
‘I shielded the baby with my body’: Paramedic protects newborn during Iran missile alert
Majority of IRGC missile launchers destroyed, Israel to return to routine soon, official says
Netanyahu: Operation Roaring Lion may reshape Israel’s role in the Middle East
"The defensive side is, first and foremost, the will of the people and the strength of the citizens. The strength of the citizens is also the strength of those who care for them, and that is you."
Sirens sound across Israel as Iran launches missile barrage, no serious injuries reported
No casualties or serious injuries were reported by Magen David Adom following the conclusion of the Iranian strike.
Between shelter and coffee, Eisenkot says Dahiya doctrine falls short - analysis
Gadi Eisenkot calls for decisive action against Hezbollah, warning Israel must act fast to secure the north.
Stranded Israelis awaiting evacuation from UAE fear closure of Ben-Gurion Airport
The evacuation flights that began on Sunday were expected to return several thousand Israelis who were stranded in the UAE without a way to return to Israel.
Israel blanks Nicaragua behind dominant pitching for key World Baseball Classic win
Dean Kremer took charge on the mound, while Noah Mendlinger powered the offense in Israel’s 5-0 victory over Nicaragua in a World Baseball Classic result that clinched Israel's 2029 WBC position.
Despite rocky history, Israel once again weighing security zone in Lebanon - analysis
After October 7, Israel redrew its border doctrine around buffer zones. Now, as Hezbollah regroups in southern Lebanon, debate is growing over whether a new security strip is needed.
Hezbollah preparing for long war, US pours cold water on Lebanon-Israel talks proposal
In recent days, the attacks on northern Israel have not stopped. Anti-tank missile incidents targeting IDF forces along the northern border have also continued.
Lapid slams government for advancing controversial legislation during wartime, harming unity
The government has been advancing a law it claims will conscript haredim into the IDF. “They promised us, they told reporters that they would only bring laws related to the war,” Lapid said.
Petition calls for emergency evacuation for disabled, elderly Israelis amid Iran missile threat
A petition urges Israel's High Court to implement an evacuation plan for disabled and elderly citizens unable to reach shelters during missile alerts.
International law and cluster munitions: The case of Israel and Iran - interview
Neither Israel nor Iran is a party to the 2008 Convention on Cluster Munitions. Thus, the case against Iran rests on whether their use violates the principles of distinction and proportionality.
