First Lebanon War
Yaakov Erez, former Maariv editor and Sokolov Prize winner, dies at 87
Erez, a Sokolov Prize winner, was behind many exclusive stories and investigations.
In Broadway’s ‘Giant,’ Roald Dahl is a warped messenger for a vital debate about Israel
A lesson from Amalek and the exception that defines the rule of Jewish morality - opinion
The 'Post' looks back on search for Sgt.-Maj. Tzvi Feldman
My Word: When war gets personal
The First Lebanon War was “My War.” It is never a good thing when you have to number wars.
Almost 20% of Lebanon War vets suffer from PTSD symptoms - survey
89% of First Lebanon War veterans have never sought help for their mental health issues.
Jerusalem highlights May 27 – June 2
What's new to do in Israel's capital?
Unseen footage from First Lebanon War released for first time
In the black and white footage, dozens of troops are seen gathered on top of armored personnel carriers and tanks as they head into Lebanon.
Menachem Begin was from another league of historic proportions - top aide
Begin’s top aide Dan Meridor discusses how the premier laid the basis for the Abraham Accords, Iraq-Iran nuke comparisons, compassion for refugees.
Remembering Suzanne Singer: The Courtly Grande Dame of Baka
Suzanne combined an old-fashioned courtliness with a modern snappiness that dazzled in print and in person.
Disabled IDF veteran denied PTSD treatment commits suicide
47-year-old Itzik Chen, who was injured in Lebanon in the early 90s, committed suicide while fighting for recognition of his post-trauma.
Israel's sixth president: Meeting Menachem Begin at the hospital
He sat in his wheelchair (which he now needed as a result of a hip operation), looking not like a charismatic, strong prime minister, but as a frail and vulnerable elderly man.
Gantz warns Lebanon: IDF Gaza actions were tip of iceberg
IDF awards Lebanon Security Zone campaign ribbon in ceremony to officially recognize Israel’s 18-year occupation of Southern Lebanon as an official military campaign.
Russia excavates Syrian cemetery, searching for missing IDF soldiers
If the reports are accurate, it may mean that the bodies of Israeli soldiers Tzvi Feldman and Yehuda Katz will finally be returned to Israel after nearly 40 years.
