After losing a brother in combat and a sister to illness, Lt. Col. S. takes command of the Nahal Reconnaissance Battalion, pledging to lead in the spirit of his fallen brother’s values of mission, humility and love of country

Government approves plan to allow settlers to return to Sa-Nur 20 years after its evacuation, de facto repealing 2005 disengagement in northern West Bank

In rare interviews, Israeli Air Force officers behind Project Nahalat Binyamin describe planning the assassination of Hamas commander in hours, timing bombs to the tenth of a second, shifting jets over Iran and confronting the greatest fear of all: harming hostages

As the government advances a plan for a political probe into the October 7 failures, bereaved families and relatives of hostages intensify protests, accusing coalition lawmakers of trying to evade accountability and block a state commission of inquiry

Former PM says advisers acted as paid agents for Qatar during wartime, harming national security and IDF troops, and calls for Netanyahu's resignation

Dr. Dan Schueftan: 'I want cooperation much more than normalization, because this is what counts'

After rebuilding Homesh, settlement leaders are racing toward Sa Nur and approved returns to Ganim and Kadim, moves backed by the government that effectively undo the 2005 pullout from northern Samaria

Lieutenant General Fanil Sarvarov, who oversaw operational training for the Russian army, was killed in a car bombing; authorities blamed Ukrainian intelligence for the assassination