After decades of service, Israel is retiring its aging fleet of Achzarit armored personnel carriers, even as some officers warn that slow production of newer vehicles could leave gaps if fighting resumes

Long-neglected bunkers and outposts dating back to the 1960s being restored as Israel fortifies its porous eastern border, citing growing smuggling networks and fears that terrorists could exploit the Jordan frontier for mass infiltration attacks

Eight firefighting teams battle overnight flames at former UN agency site near Ammunition Hill, working to prevent the blaze from spreading to nearby homes following government-ordered evacuation and demolition of complex

Founded by Eli Avivi on a remote Galilee beach, Akhzivland mixed bohemian life, legal loopholes and legend, surviving court battles, a PLO infiltration attempt and decades of official indifference to become a lasting coastal curiosity

Israeli officials describe a positive meeting between Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Trump envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner, but say it remains unclear whether Israel will open the Rafah crossing before the return of slain hostage Ran Gvili

Israel knew Nasrallah’s plans and the IDF says it was prepared, but had Hezbollah joined Hamas on Oct. 7, thousands of fighters could have poured into the north against thin defenses; 'It was worse than the south,' says general

Prof. Hagai Levine: 'if we can provide a peaceful future without war, it will be great for the public health of Israel'

Israel has provided select Gaza-based militias that oppose Hamas with intelligence, supplies and operational support, allowing them to operate in areas beyond the reach of IDF forces under the ceasefire while remaining under close Israeli oversight