Military
Israel Katz says Lebanon's Aoun responsible for Hezbollah violations after IDF strike
The IDF said it struck on Friday evening an active Hezbollah military outpost, as well as underground infrastructure, in southern Lebanon's Beaufort Ridge.
IDF operates on outskirts of Gaza City ahead of occupation plans
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Turkey to provide Syria with weapon systems, equipment under new accord
Turkey has been growing impatient with the lack of implementation of a March deal to integrate the SDF into the Syrian state apparatus.
Hunting the enemy at night: Israel’s laser device set to surprise the world
Solarum received a grant to develop a stronger, more precise laser for defense and civilian use, aiming to improve laser performance and expand its applications.
IDF chief Zamir authorizes expanded Gaza City takeover plan
Zamir's approval comes amid rising tensions between the IDF top brass and Netanyahu's government, after the IDF chief expressed concern over the planned operation.
'A little humility wouldn't hurt': Katz defends control over senior IDF appointments
Katz clarified that he would continue to accompany and guide the IDF and security establishment with close supervision.
Israel Katz blocks reshuffle of military command in new clash with IDF chief
Sources close to Katz stated that Zamir did not consult or coordinate with him prior to the reshuffle, and therefore, the minister has decided that he will not approve the appointments.
Israel’s war in Gaza is a boon and a blow to defense exports
In 2024, Israel’s defense exports surged to an unprecedented $14.8 billion, marking the fourth consecutive year of growth.
Netanyahu outlines Israeli plan to oust Hamas, establish civil rule in Gaza
The prime minister said that discussions are underway to develop "creative ways" to free the remaining hostages in Gaza while the military closes in on Hamas.
South Korea's military shrinks amid massive drop in population
The dramatic decline in the pool of available males for military service is also causing a shortfall in the number of officers and could result in operational difficulty if it continues.
Ukraine beach explosions kill three in Odessa, drones target southern Russia
Earlier on Sunday, several apartments and an industrial facility were damaged in a Ukrainian drone attack on the south Russian region of Saratov.
Michael Kurilla completes tenure as CENTCOM chief, passes down position to Brad Cooper
Kurilla, who has held the position since 2022, was the US military official who commanded the attack on the Iranian nuclear facilities and led the naval campaigns against the Houthis in Yemen.
Strategic mess or strategic mask? Israel's government, military at odds over occupying Gaza
NATIONAL AFFAIRS: Whether this is chaos by design or simply dysfunction on full display, talk over reoccupying Gaza have led to a critical inflection point.
