Israel's defense establishment realizes that it is responsible for rectifying the failing that allowed October 7 to happen - and that does not mean killing terrorists or recapturing Gaza

Head of the research division warned in March and July that Israel's sociopolitical crisis over the judicial overhaul was stirring enemies to chance military action. 'The estimate is that this is one of Israel’s weakest points ever,' Brig. Gen. Amit Sa’ar wrote

In the wake of the October 7 Hamas assault, reports began surfacing that the terrorists had taken the stimulant captagon, which is used to improve performance and lessen inhibitions. Made mainly in Syria, the drug is known as ‘poor man’s cocaine’

There was no relevant reason to postpone the appointment of Prof. Amir Yaron for another term as Governor of the Bank of Israel, except aמ attempt to housebreak the Governor to support the government’s policy – but Yaron didn’t play ball

The deal the Israeli government is expected to approve is similar to the one rejected last week. Since then, Gantz and defense officials fear growing public support for hostages' families may impact the fighting

In letter to the head of the police investigation unit, Amit Eisman slammed the arrest of citizens who protested against the government - adding that his office did not sanction such measures