New investigative reports cover four preventable mishaps during a U.S.-led campaign against Yemen's Houthi rebels that cost the Navy over $100 million;  a "wake-up call" for the Navy about the demands of battle and the dangers of overextending ships and their crew

A senior reserve IDF intelligence officer who spent 11 years with the Goldin and Shaul families breaks his silence on missed chances, the hunt for October 7 hostages and why he believes every captive can be brought home

October raid in Dumayr, carried out with the Syrian Free Army, ignited controversy after relatives said the victim had spent years infiltrating IS for Syria’s interim government

Defense minister says he would not advance Col. (res.) German Giltman, saying Brothers in Arms activist had encouraged refusal to serve; Giltman, former armored corps commander and ex-defense attaché in Moscow, denies wrongdoing

Delegation met with the Rabbi of the Western Wall, Rabbi Shmuel Rabinowitz, who recited the Song of Ascents, as well as held a prayer for the families of the victims of the October 7 massacre

Tomer-Yerushalmi's release comes as the High Court weighs Justice Minister Levin’s authority in the case and cancels his appointment of retired Judge Ben Hamo as overseer

Zamir says the military alone cannot bear full blame for Oct. 7, urging a state commission to probe political–military decision-making, failed intelligence warnings and why Hamas’s attack plan was never fully analyzed or acted upon