IDF Strikes Gaza Terrorists, Israeli youth promote sovereignty, and horrific abuse in Hamas captivity revealed

The IDF responded with airstrikes after Gaza terrorists opened fire and breached the ceasefire. Meanwhile, a youth-led initiative plants Israel flags in Judea and Samaria to assert Israeli sovereignty. Also, former hostages from Hamas captivity shared how they were abused.
“This Is the Moment”: Why Rabbi Rami Goldberg Is Enlisting in the IDF at 45

Rabbi Rami Goldberg has spent years living in Israel and dedicating his life to strengthening Christians’ and Jews’ connection to the land and people of Israel. But now, at 45 years oldm he is taking a step he once thought he’d never take: joining the IDF.
Israel Recovers Fallen Soldier’s Remains as IDF Destroys Hamas Tunnels and Expands Control in Judea and Samaria

Israel has finally brought home the remains of Lt. Hadar Goldin, closing a heartbreaking chapter for his family and the nation. At the same time, Israeli forces uncovered Hamas tunnels in Gaza and advanced major infrastructure projects in Judea and Samaria.
Israel Seals Egyptian Border, Freed Hostage Reveals Torture, and Dutch Court Backs Arms Trade

Israel declared its border with Egypt a closed military zone while a freed hostage described the torture and sexual abuse he endured during two years in Gaza captivity. At the same time, a Dutch court rejected an appeal to halt arms exports to Israel.
Former Top Military Lawyer Arrested in Scandal Over Leaked Detention Facility Video

Former Military Advocate General Maj. Gen. (res.) Yifat Tomer-Yerushalmi, who resigned from the Israel Defense Forces over a leaked surveillance video scandal, was arrested on Sunday after going missing for several hours.
“Good Evening, Thugs”: Israeli academic delivers mock apology to protestors

“I am indeed, as they claim, an IDF veteran, and I plan to act like one—these modern brownshirts are not going to send me into hiding.”
Pete Hegseth Gets It. The IDF Still Doesn’t.

Israel can win decisively when it chooses to. The problem is that Israel rarely chooses to, and when it does, it often apologizes for doing so afterwards.
Beyond the Battlefield: The Human Cost of Israel’s War for Survival

Israel’s war with Hamas has already redrawn borders and rewritten doctrines—but its most enduring impact may be the damage done within.
Hamas Continued Infiltration Attempts Threaten Fragile Gaza Ceasefire as U.S. Envoys Push to Salvage Truce

A tenuous ceasefire between Israel and Hamas faced a new strain today after a cell of Hamas terrorists attempted to infiltrate Israeli-controlled territory in northern Gaza, marking yet another violation of the fragile truce.
Hamas Shatters Ceasefire with Deadly Attack — Israel’s Response Was Lawful Defense, Not Aggression

Hamas violated the U.S.-brokered ceasefire first, killing two Israeli soldiers and wounding three others in a surprise anti-tank and sniper attack near Rafah.