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Sep 3, 2026
20:42ICE
Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir: "We must increase the size of the IDF"
Security

Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir: "We must increase the size of the IDF"

At a special tribute ceremony, Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir called for an expansion of the reserve pool. He emphasized that the IDF has shifted to a strategy of preemptive threat elimination amid a prolonged multi-front campaign.

Sep 2, 2026
The mystery surrounding the new submarine that will change the face of future campaigns
Security

The mystery surrounding the new submarine that will change the face of future campaigns

In a few days, the INS Dragon, the sixth and most advanced submarine of the Israeli Navy, whose construction took about 15 years, will dock in Israel. Foreign experts estimate that the unusual structure of its conning tower hides a vertical launch system for ballistic missiles. The "Iron Swords" war proved the critical need for a "long arm" capable of operating covertly and projecting power far...

Aug 30, 2026
06:00N12
"Here is Kod, my love, over": Battalion Commander Dor Ben-Simhon fell in Lebanon, his wife Ariel sets out on his path
Security

"Here is Kod, my love, over": Battalion Commander Dor Ben-Simhon fell in Lebanon, his wife Ariel sets out on his path

Lieutenant Colonel Dor Ben-Simhon (Davash) had already planned his life after the uniform, but his wife Ariel, an outstanding officer herself, urged him to stay: "A little more, you'll be a battalion commander." He returned to command the 52nd Battalion and fell from an explosive drone strike. Now, raising two small daughters alone, Ariel does not regret it and is going to the battalion commander...

Aug 29, 2026
02:11N12
"This is Cod-cod, my love, over": Battalion Commander Dor Ben-Simhon fell in Lebanon, his wife Ariel sets out on his path
Security

"This is Cod-cod, my love, over": Battalion Commander Dor Ben-Simhon fell in Lebanon, his wife Ariel sets out on his path

Lieutenant Colonel Dor Ben-Simhon had already planned his life after the uniform, but his wife Ariel, an outstanding officer herself, urged him to stay: "A little more, you'll be a battalion commander." He returned to command the 52nd Battalion and fell from an explosive drone strike. Now, raising two small daughters alone, Ariel does not regret it and is setting out for the battalion commander...

20:00ICE
Terrorist robots: Is Israel ready for the next war?
Security

Terrorist robots: Is Israel ready for the next war?

China is developing humanoid robots, Ukraine is already operating machines on the front lines. Should Israel, which faces threats like improvised explosive devices and drones, accelerate investment in the soldiers of the future now to save human lives?

Aug 27, 2026
00:00Ynet
The career military crisis: low salaries and high burnout
Security

The career military crisis: low salaries and high burnout

The IDF Chief of Staff launched a public attack against the Ministry of Finance, warning that security coffers are empty. Among career personnel, 73% report a negative impact on their family life, and nearly 19% have considered resigning. "They work around the clock, go home rarely, and are not compensated accordingly," said a senior officer in the General Staff.

Aug 24, 2026
17:08N12
"Didn’t it satisfy you the first time?": Captain Indicted Over Two Rapes
Crime

"Didn’t it satisfy you the first time?": Captain Indicted Over Two Rapes

A captain from a northern base is accused of raping a sergeant from his unit in two separate incidents in his office. According to the indictment, in both cases she asked him to stop and tried to leave, but he ignored her resistance. The officer denies the allegations, saying the first incident was consensual and that he stopped during the second when she asked him to.

Aug 16, 2026
06:01Maariv
Power turned inward: IDF violence against civilians gave birth to 'seniority games' | Orit Lavie-Nashial
Opinions

Power turned inward: IDF violence against civilians gave birth to 'seniority games' | Orit Lavie-Nashial

The abuse of young soldiers on IDF bases did not arise in a vacuum.

Aug 12, 2026
12:15Maariv
Poland pours billions into the military: "We will be the most modern in Europe"
World

Poland pours billions into the military: "We will be the most modern in Europe"

Poland continues its arms race: 96 Apache helicopters, the largest service center of its kind in Europe, and an investment of about 10 billion dollars. Donald Tusk clarifies that the goal is to build the most modern army on the continent — without sparing any expense.

Aug 5, 2026
00:00Now14
Erel Segal on 'The Patriots': 'There is a culture of fake investigations in the IDF'
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Erel Segal on 'The Patriots': 'There is a culture of fake investigations in the IDF'

During the broadcast of 'The Patriots' on Wednesday, panelist Erel Segal sharply criticized the IDF's conduct. Segal claimed that a 'culture of fake investigations' exists within the military system, referencing a hiking incident near the village of Tel where Major Yuval Ezra and Captain (res.) Benyahu Malet, may God avenge their blood, were murdered while attempting to protect hikers.

10:27Maariv
History in the Turkish Skies: First Woman to Reach General Rank in the Air Force
World

History in the Turkish Skies: First Woman to Reach General Rank in the Air Force

Ozlem Karapinar has become the first woman in Turkish history to reach the rank of general in the Air Force. The promotion was part of a major round of military appointments signed by President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.

03:03Walla
IDF Chief of Staff Advances Robotics and Autonomous Systems
Security

IDF Chief of Staff Advances Robotics and Autonomous Systems

Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir held a force-building meeting, declaring that "today's force-building is tomorrow's victory." The strategy prioritizes the integration of robotics and autonomous systems across air, land, and maritime domains.

Aug 3, 2026
IDF: 53% increase in ultra-Orthodox recruitment, 4,300 recruited in 2025
Security

IDF: 53% increase in ultra-Orthodox recruitment, 4,300 recruited in 2025

The IDF has recorded a 53% increase in ultra-Orthodox recruitment, rising from 2,811 in 2024 to 4,298 in 2025. This data was presented by the head of the Manpower Planning and Administration Division, Shai Tayeb.

Cocaine for soldiers on northern bases: The new affair shaking the IDF
Crime

Cocaine for soldiers on northern bases: The new affair shaking the IDF

A joint investigation by the Northern District of the Israel Police and the MPCID led to indictments against a reservist warrant officer who stole an M16 rifle from a base and a civilian who received the weapon. The investigation uncovered a network for trafficking cocaine and hard drugs inside bases, involving an officer with the rank of major.

Aug 1, 2026
Reserve Officers Warn: Severe Manpower Shortage Hinders Mission Success
Security

Reserve Officers Warn: Severe Manpower Shortage Hinders Mission Success

Reserve officers and soldiers serving in southern Lebanon report a severe manpower shortage that impairs their ability to carry out missions. They state that current staffing levels are insufficient for operational needs.

Jul 30, 2026
Not against the soldiers: Why discipline is a command responsibility
Security

Not against the soldiers: Why discipline is a command responsibility

The events in the Tzabar Battalion remind us: discipline is not a whim of commanders, but the foundation that allows fighters to operate and return home safely.

18:11ICE
Guy Meroz helped military personnel in debt and admitted: "I am collapsing"
Society

Guy Meroz helped military personnel in debt and admitted: "I am collapsing"

Guy Meroz revealed he has been assisting reservists and career soldiers struggling with war-related debt, but he is now overwhelmed by the volume of requests and is seeking help to manage the initiative.

Jul 26, 2026
In the home of a senior anti-corruption official, $20 million in cash and gold bars were found
Crime

In the home of a senior anti-corruption official, $20 million in cash and gold bars were found

Armed military forces arrived at police headquarters following the raid, leading to unprecedented tension between security branches. The President intervened in the crisis, deciding that the official would be investigated by his own office rather than the police.

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