The mounting evidence of Hezbollah’s exploitation of UNIFIL positions, combined with the force’s inability to report or monitor these violations, demonstrates that UNIFIL’s presence is not only ineffective but dangerous.

Hundreds of launchers comprising thousands of launcher barrels have been destroyed in successive waves of Israeli strikes on Hezbollah’s rocket infrastructure.

Former defense official says beeper attack joins other strikes that appear to be “softening up” the terrorist group ahead of future developments.

“What’s important is where this leads. Is it another round in the ping-pong game between Israel and Hezbollah—and if so it is worthless—or a prelude to a more significant confrontation?”

Founder of Israel Missile Defense Organization expresses skepticism over Houthi claims of a “hypersonic” missile attack.

“This generation of senior command relies on a conceptual world that is severely lacking,” Likud Knesset member Amit Halevi says.

Rabbi Bentzi Mann had never seen a dead body in his life before Oct. 8. Within 15 minutes of his arrival at the IDF’s Shura Base, he found himself holding one, covered in blood.

Former IAF Commander says the air force and intelligence units are closely monitoring enemy arenas for future “surprises.”

Israel has sealed 150 terror smuggling tunnels so far; Egypt cannot be relied upon to prevent new smuggling, observers say.

At the operational level, the Jewish state proved it can act quickly on intelligence warnings, but most of Hezbollah’s capabilities remain intact.