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Sgt. Nehoray Leizer, 19 (photo credit: IDF SPOKESPERSON'S UNIT) Sgt. Nehoray Leizer, 19, from Eilat, was killed during combat in southern Lebanon, the IDF announced on Monday.  Leizer was a combat soldier in the 601st Combat Engineering Battalion's 401st Brigade. One additional soldier was severely injured during the same incident and was transferred to a hospital for treatment. Go to the full article > >

IDF Chief of the General Staff, Eyal Zamir, and the Commander of the Israeli Air Force, Tomer Bar, at the Israeli Air Force command center. (photo credit: IDF SPOKESPERSON UNIT) Amid ongoing updates on the progress of  negotiations between the US and Iran , top IDF officers confirmed on Sunday that several branches of the military have reduced the number of reserve soldiers in the General Staff's headquarters. Some officers received a message that they must remain attentive and alert to any calls to return to service, but do not have to come to the headquarters. Senior IDF officers claim that, in their assessment,  Israel’s political echelon  has been excluded from the core of the US-Iran negotiations. Despite the many updates on a potential deal, it is impossible to know whether there has truly been progress or whether each side is merely trying to pressure the other. The head of Military Intelligence, Maj.-Gen Shlomi Binder, is leading intelligence-gathering effort...

A person riding a scooter carries a flag with an image depicting Hezbollah leader Naim Qassem, as displaced people make their way to return to their homes after a 10-day ceasefire between Lebanon and Israel went into effect, at the southern suburbs of Beirut, Lebanon. (photo credit: MOHAMED AZAKIR/REUTERS) Hezbollah  Secretary-General  Naim Qassem  denounced the concept of the terror group disarming during his speech on "Resistance and Liberation Day," which commemorates the IDF's withdrawal from occupying southern Lebanon on May 25, 2000. "There is no such thing as exclusivity of weapons or disarming Hezbollah," he said. Further, he argued that Hezbollah's disarmament would remove Lebanon's "defensive capability, and the capability of the resistance and its people, as a prelude to extermination." "Disarmament is extermination, and this is something we cannot accept," he said Qassem also rejected Israel-Lebanon talks, criticized the B...

ELIMINATION OF the Hamas terrorist who infiltrated the Zikim base on October 7. (Credit: IDF Spokesperson's Unit) The IDF killed a Hamas terrorist on Friday who had infiltrated the Zikim base on October 7, 2023, the military announced on Sunday. The terrorist, Louay Hisham Mahmoud Basal, had served as a sniper for Hamas' Zeitoun Battalion.

Avigdor Liberman speaks at the Knesset, May 11 2026. (photo credit: Marc Israel Sellem/Jerusalem Post) Leader of the Yisrael Beytenu party, MK Avigdor Liberman, warned against any deal with Iran, calling it a “catastrophe” as developments on the framework emerged, while sharply criticizing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for allowing US President Donald Trump to control issues concerning Iran and Lebanon without pushing for Israel’s stance. He warned that any agreement with Iran “would leave all the ayatollahs in power,” making the remarks in a Saturday evening N12 interview. Later, throughout Sunday,  Netanyahu  said that he discussed with Trump an agreement to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and negotiate towards a final agreement on Iran's nuclear program. “Trump is putting the entire State of Israel through a campaign of humiliation with Netanyahu’s blessing,” Liberman said. Go to the full article > >

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu attends a 40-signatures debate at the Knesset, in Jerusalem, February 23, 2026 (photo credit: YONATAN SINDEL/FLASH90) Israeli officials warned that the emerging agreement between Iran and the United States is “a bad deal,” saying it fails to address key threats posed by  Tehran  beyond its nuclear program. “The framework agreement is not good, and even if a final agreement is signed and all enriched uranium is removed from Iran, which is a big ‘if’, the deal does not address the issue of Iran’s missile program or its network of regional proxies,” one official said. Officials in Jerusalem are also concerned that the agreement could curb Israel’s  freedom of action  in Lebanon and potentially restrict its ability to act against Iranian threats across the region. “Nothing is final yet, but this is an agreement that could affect whether and how we are able to operate,” an Israeli official told  The Jerusalem Post . Go to the fu...