When Operation Pillar of Defense began on Nov. 14, Palestinian terrorists in the Gaza Strip knew that the IDF was trying to target them. That might explain why on Nov. 19, four senior Palestinian Islamic Jihad operatives took over an
On November 14, the IDF launched Operation Pillar of Defense, meant to cripple terror groups in Gaza and protect Israelis. Here’s a summary of events.
A short while ago, a ceasefire agreement came into effect. Following eight days, the IDF has accomplished its objectives for Operation Pillar of Defense.
This afternoon, the IDF dropped leaflets over the Gaza Strip, warning civilians to stay away from Hamas operatives and infrastructure. The first leaflet: To the residents of Sheikh Ajlin, Tel Al-Hwa, Rimal South, Zeitoun, Sjaiya, Turkeman and Sajiya Jadida: For
A senior Hamas operative was targeted while driving a press vehicle. By doing so, he risked the lives of all journalists in the Gaza Strip.
If such a large number of rockets from Gaza hit a limited area with over 3.5 million residents, how come the number of Israeli casualties is so low?
Several civilian buildings in Gaza suffered damage due to IDF attacks during the operation so far. Why is that? Read to find out more.
Photos documenting the reality of Israeli citizens since November 14, 2012, as they face countless barrages of rockets fired from Gaza.
The third day of Operation Pillar of Defense is coming to a close. Throughout the day, the IDF carried out extensive air strikes, targeting over 230 terror sites in the Gaza Strip. Below is a quick summary of main targets
One of the main ways that Hamas acquires weapons is via an extensive network of tunnels under the Gaza-Egypt border. Since Hamas seized power in the Gaza Strip in 2007, the terrorist group’s smuggling efforts have increased. With funding from