Global militaries look to Israel’s multi‑front combat experience for lessons on winning in a new era of complex, simultaneous conflict.

Former officers express skepticism over the government’s 3.25 billion-shekel plan for career soldiers, pointing to an ongoing military personnel crisis.

The Justice Ministry’s legal adviser concluded that Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara faces a potential conflict of interest in the affair.

Hundreds of thousands of Orthodox Jews protest the conscription of Torah students – a conflict over faith, duty, and identity.

The Blue Sky Warden, while not a fighter jet, provides a solution for the needs of the Gaza and Lebanon borders.

“As Israel increasingly recognizes the strategic importance of its maritime domain, the navy’s role and influence have grown, albeit gradually.”

In Gaza, Israeli commanders confronted not just Hamas—but the shame of October 7. The operation’s gains are measured in blood, resolve, and sacred duty.

New survey reveals deep marital strain and a surge in child mental health crises as reservists serve months on end.

Elite recon women soldiers are shattering stigmas on the way to real equality: “They see a woman with gel polish on a battlefield and can’t believe it.”