IDF Looks to Bible to Prepare for Future Threats
Israel’s Defense Force is preparing for a possible future which includes a nuclear-developing Iran.
A Decade Later, Gush Katif Evacuees Still Struggling to Rebuild their Lives
Ten years after the Israeli disengagement from Gaza, thousands of former Gush Katif residents are still struggling to rebuild their lives.
The IDF is the World’s Best Defense Against a Nuclear Iran
With the world in turmoil following the recent deal between Iran and the P5+1, the IDF is preparing to serve as the world’s best defense against a nuclear Iran.
IDF Officers Shouldn’t Fear Investigation
Lieutenant Colonel Neria Yeshurun was questioned Monday by the Military Police’s Criminal Investigation Division.
Obama’s Age of Nuclear Chaos
The US-led West had a system for preventing the proliferation of nuclear weapons.
Israel: Security Asset for the United States
More important than planning for combat is planning for the strengthening of democracies.
Rebuilding from Rubble: From Gaza to the Galilee
Tina Nagar, an artisan now living in northern Israel, and her husband managed to rebuild their life together from the ashes of the 2005 Israeli disengagement from Gush Katif.
US Official Warns Security Pledge to Israel Won’t Be “Swag Bag” of Military Aid
Despite assurances by the Obama administration that it would protect the security of its Middle Eastern allies, US military officials said that it won’t come in the form of a military handout.
IAF Strikes Gaza Following Early Morning Rocket Attack
The Israeli Air Force struck terror sites in the Gaza Strip early Thursday morning following rocket fire from the Hamas controlled enclave.
Holding On to Nuclear Deterrence for Dear Life
Israel’s adversaries could drive the Jewish State toward an unconventional war, into fire, into ice.