Reality check: The truth behind crossings in Judea and Samaria
The crossings and IDF checkpoints in Judea and Samaria have been the source of much confusion and debate worldwide. Today, the reality is far from what you may have heard.
Inside the IDF
5 Things You Didn’t Know About: The Northern Front
The north of Israel is one of the most complex, and fascinating, areas in which the IDF operates. This week, learn 5 new things about the northern front. Hover over each of the five things to find out more.
11 Remarkable Photos Taken by a Tank Driver in the Field
Since the beginning of his service, Dan Josephson has been taking remarkable, professional-quality photographs, which are now available online.
What Could It Be?
Yes, you’re right – this picture doesn’t mean anything. But Zoom Out and you’ll discover something exciting!
The IDF’s Week In Review
SATURDAY In 1991, Lt. Zahava Elias’ parents immigrated from Ethiopia to Israel in Operation Solomon. Tragically, they lost two of their sons on the journey. One day later, Zahava was born. In 2007, her older sister died of cancer. Before
Earth Day Special: 7 IDF Green Innovations You’ve Never Heard Of
The IDF is the largest organisation in Israel, with bases across the country. That means we have a responsibility to protect not just the people of Israel, but its environment too. To do just that, the IDF set up the
A Warm Embrace: A Lone Soldier’s First Memorial Day Experience in Israel
As a new immigrant from the States, and a new resident of Tel Aviv, I was prepped for months before my arrival about this vibrant city, its exuberance so present that it often won’t let me sleep. Yes, this city
From Grief to Joy in 48 Hours
As the sun sets, Israel’s normally bustling streets begin to empty. Israelis all over the country start heading to ceremonies for Yom HaZikaron, Israel’s memorial day for fallen soldiers and victims of terror. At 8 p.m., the siren rings out.
“They Were Carrying Us”: The Moving Testimony of Bereaved IDF Parents
Nitzan is gone, but his memory is very much still alive. Read about his story.
From Sunset to Sunrise with the Nahal Brigade
The Granite Battalion of the Nahal Brigade gazed into the mirrors of the platoon bathrooms as they painted their faces with the colors of night and dirt. The 31 mile beret march was just ahead of them. On the outskirts