Rockets and drones from Lebanon exposed the gap between diplomatic statements and battlefield reality.
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Capt. Dr. Ori Yosef Silvester fell while serving with Givati forces as Israel presses operations beyond the Litani.
Beaufort is not just ancient stone. It is high ground over the Litani, the Galilee, and Hezbollah’s southern war machine.
Netanyahu visits the 36th Division on the northern border — and gives the soldiers a clear message.
Israel’s Home Front Command has implemented an advanced preliminary alert system for Lebanese rocket threats.
“We will continue operating everywhere in order to ensure the security of the civilians and soldiers of the State of Israel. This is our duty,” Brig. Gen. Effie Defrin said.
Lebanese journalist Rami Naim published a shocking interview with a Hezbollah gunman who says he has lost everything in the war — even his children — and now says only: “We are waiting for death.”
Yanai, 20, from Giv’at Ada, was running toward a shelter when she was struck by a Hezbollah explosive drone. She is the eleventh soldier killed since the start of the ceasefire with Hezbollah.
“The era in which a terrorist group held an entire nation hostage is coming to an end,” said the US secretary of state.
Israel “will never be expected to passively absorb attacks on its forces and civilians,” said a senior US official.
