Pushing Hamas terrorists, fighting armed men, and defying orders – the female hostages are the heroines we didn’t know we needed.

The precision strike in Beirut’s Dahieh targeted a terrorist accused of plotting an imminent attack on Israeli civilians.

Israeli military officials believe the Yemeni terrorists do not have many functional missile launchers left.

Netanyahu says renewal of hostilities in Gaza has Hamas “on the ropes” and will ultimately lead to an acceptable end to the war.

“We need to send the hostages our prayers, hope, powers, energy and strength to give them the hope to continue and survive,” says Ilay David.

“It felt meaningful representing Israel as a whole in this way by helping those who lost everything be able to live again.”

As veteran Israeli commentator on Arab affairs Zvi Yehezkeli points out, “If those protesting Hamas had a chance, they would commit Oct. 7 again.”

The Israeli military’s “mobilization to bring humanitarian aid into Gaza, amid intense military activity, is unparalleled,” a justice wrote.

The security buffers in Gaza, Lebanon, and Syria are “unequivocally” permanent, said Israeli Cabinet Secretary Yossi Fox.