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IDF Lt.’s ‘O’ and ‘N’ tell Post of defensive units on Northern, Southern fronts

The director of the hospital, Dr. Salman Zarka, wrote, "We are very lucky here. The missile did not explode. Otherwise, there could have been an incident with many casualties."

A chicken coop housing 9,000 birds was completed destroyed in rocket fire on Thursday evening.

The IDF retaliated by striking several locations in southern Lebanon with artillery and mortar shells.

The unit uses radar and other tech to detect all the missile threats to Israel, define their type, identify where they're heading, and help destroy them.

The new launcher offers a variety of game changing qualities. It has greater fire power; it is faster and moves on wheels. 

The matchmaking trend began in the first weeks of the war amid daily rocket fire, with posts from people seeking to find “the one to run to the bomb shelter with.”

“I don’t understand how the State of Israel thinks it will give a little money and send people back to the same reality that existed on October 6. … Rockets are still being fired."

The area is often subject to rocket fire from the Iranian-backed terrorist group Hezbollah, based in Lebanon, while the Israeli communities near the border have been evacuated for almost four months.

Despite Hezbollah’s salvo of rockets on Sunday, Defense Minister Yoav Gallant said during a visit to Tel Nof air force base that the IDF was increasingly gaining the upper hand.