Army
Brad Pitt on screen, retired IDF combat dogs in the seats
HaHolchim BaRosh arranged the screening; it supports Oketz veterans as they transition into civilian life and maintains a community for former unit members.
Israel's ultra-Orthodox community can no longer avoid the hard conversations - opinion
US Army to build nuclear microreactors on military bases, $2.2 billion awarded to five companies
Israeli youth eager for combat, majority see IDF as victorious - poll
Thousands of haredi volunteers rally to aid Israel amidst conflict with Hamas
Chamal's activity is divided into three core divisions, each dedicated to addressing critical needs.
Sar-El at 40: War with Hamas sees spike in IDF volunteer requests
Sar-El has worked with more than a quarter of a million civilian volunteers in its 40 years, from both outside and from within Israel, Jewish and non-Jewish, young and old.
Rockets, drones hit Iraqi base housing US forces -security sources
The United States has 2,500 troops in Iraq, and 900 more in neighboring Syria, on a mission to advise and assist local forces in combating Islamic State.
Cutting-edge Israeli warship used for first time in Gaza attack
Cutting-edge Saar 6 vessels were used in the first attack on Gaza.
Entertainers trade their microphones for guns
The actor Yadin Gellman portrayed a soldier defending an isolated kibbutz in the Independence War. On Saturday night, he was seriously wounded fighting Hamas terrorists at Kibbutz Be'eri.
'They're just meat': Russia deploys punishment battalions in echo of Stalin
Storm-Z is an unofficial term used by Russian troops, combining a term for assault troops with the letter Z, adopted by the military as a symbol of their invasion of Ukraine.
IDF's Givati Tzabar 'ready for anything' after northern warfare training
Much of Givati has been deployed in the Gaza Strip area, but Tzabar has been preparing for its redeployment to the north.
American World War 2 veteran’s remains finally identified
Army Sgt. Bernard J. Sweeney will be buried in New York next week on Tuesday.
The next generation is gravitating towards authoritarianism, not democracy
The youngest generation, more so than the two previous, believe authoritarianism and autocracy are good ways to run a country.
US military jet crashes near San Diego during training flight
It was not immediately clear what caused the F/A-18 Hornet's crash, ABC News and Fox News reported.