Throughout his career, Eithan Urbach, Israel’s first Olympic swim finalist, faced media attention about matters far removed from the pool, but what remains is a remarkable legacy that opened new doors for Israel; yes, he also hated training, but who can blame him?

Hezbollah’s explosive drones pose a growing challenge for the IDF in southern Lebanon, where one strike killed Sgt. Idan Fuchs and another exploded meters from a helicopter evacuating wounded troops

Military releases investigation nearly 2.5 years after Oct. 7, citing command failures, chaos in the field and residents’ bravery in preventing an even greater disaster

The former PMs' surprise alliance is meant to build momentum against Netanyahu, but it could alienate right-wing voters and complicate efforts to bring in former military chief Eisenkot

Proposal would first address the crisis over Hormuz and the US blockade, extending the ceasefire or ending the war, while postponing nuclear negotiations until a later stage

Hesder yeshiva students who returned from combat in Lebanon have joined rapid response team in Kiryat Shmona, reinforcing local defenses while continuing religious studies and integrating military readiness with daily life