Gen. Zamir called for more personnel and advanced capabilities as Israel continues to face a multi-front security challenge.

The minister’s voluntary-emigration proposal is politically explosive, logistically difficult and more honest about Gaza’s failed reality than another round of peace-process theater.

Israeli special forces have captured the head of Hamas’s internal security apparatus during an operation in Gaza City. According to Israeli sources, he is among the most senior officials of the terrorist organization.

The number of students in the Tekuma region is now around nine percent above the level before October 7. Parallel to the return of residents, the Tekuma Directorate is investing 364 million shekels in strengthening the education system.

Israel Today’s Ryan Jones explains why reconstruction alone cannot break Hamas’s cycle of terror, and why blaming Israel for Gaza’s radicalization misses the point.

A new warning that a stalled Gaza plan will create a new generation of extremists ignores the hard lesson of Israel’s 2005 withdrawal: concessions do not defeat a terror movement that presents violence as victory.

You cannot educate children for conflict and expect them to grow up committed to peace.

“All the American media put me and the State of Israel under pressure to admit that there is starvation in the Gaza Strip,” Ofir Akunis told JNS. “I insisted there was no starvation, because that was the truth.”

Hamas still has a path to victory, despite possibly losing control of Gaza, and the terror group is counting on a hypocritical international community to keep playing its part.