War
Strong on the outside, cracked on the inside: The invisible price of getting used to war
We function and display impressive resilience, but behind the collective armor a quiet emotional burden is piling up that may erupt precisely when the quiet returns.
They asked for it: Trump's war with Iran is a long time coming - opinion
Pakistan and Afghan Taliban enter fourth day of violent conflict along shared border
Operation Roaring Lion's potential: From Iran’s encirclement to regional realignment - opinion
Sudan's forgotten war deepens as aid cuts leave millions starving
Freed hostages, starving children, overwhelmed doctors – Sudan’s war deepens as funding dries up and help falls short
The land still burns: Israel’s damaged forests face long road to recovery after war
After two years of war, Israel is counting the environmental costs – from blackened forests in the North to degraded soil in the South
Ukrainian soldiers urge Israel to embrace drones, robotics as future of warfare
A Ukrainian Jewish reconnaissance drone operator, who had worked in several different military disciplines before the role, said that “the future of war is drones.”
Defense is not a stock market sprint: It's a long game of time, politics and patience - opinion
Defense does not respond to headlines; it's all about the timelines. For investors, patience can unlock long-term gains.
From the signs of World War III: Renault to produce attack drones for the French army
During World War II carmakers built tanks and bombers. Now it’s happening again: At the request of France’s Defense Ministry, Renault will produce up to 600 long-range drones a month at two plants.
No one left behind, Israel completes hostage recovery - comment
After 843 days, Israel has accounted for every hostage taken on October 7, bringing home the living and the fallen at immense cost.
Leaks from Iranian officials to Western media indicate growing levels of dissent in regime - report
The leaked information threatens the regime’s narrative of violent foreign-backed terrorist organizations killing civilians and protesters and causing unrest.
Everyday heroines: Quiet burden of Israeli anchors waiting at home during wartime
While soldiers served for months, their partners carried the home front alone; now facing the emotional aftermath few see.
Olim reflect on why they made aliyah this year
Since October 7, rising antisemitism in the Diaspora has prompted many Jews to reconsider their futures, with Israel offering both safety and a stronger sense of community.
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