War
Close to the border: The factory that can continue operating even under fire
With an investment of about NIS 120 million, Soglowek established a facility housing a new, advanced production line operating with full automation without human contact.
Britain must be 'ready for war' by 2030 amid Russian aggression, UK defense secretary says
IDF releases footage of Hezbollah moving weapons, accuses Lebanese army of lying about enforcement
Inside Wild West's vision for armed robotics
A year after being hit by Iranian missile, iconic tower returns to full operation
The Sail Tower (“The Missile”) in Haifa is currently returning to full operation. Beyond the restoration work, the building's owners are expected to invest an additional NIS 100m. in upgrading it.
Hamas planned to detonate bombs at Gaza refugee camps to cover terrorists' escape, IDF reveals
Plans involved detonating improvised explosive devices around displaced persons camps as IDF troops approached in order to create panic, which operatives would take advantage of in order to flee.
New study finds: Personal resilience protects reservists and their families
Exposure to uncensored media content is associated with lower levels of resilience and higher levels of emotional distress, according to a new study.
Russian-held town is a 'death trap' with starving residents, says Ukraine FM
Oleshky had a pre-war population of 24,000 people and is now home to around 1,700 residents, including 47 children, according to the United Nations Human Rights Monitoring Mission in Ukraine.
From Saddam Hussein to Israel: How Iran's wars have divided a nation - analysis
After Iran engaged twice in the space of one year against Israel and the United States, the question of how Iranians respond to an external enemy has returned to the fore.
Ukraine's Zelensky says Russia already violated Trump-brokered ceasefire proposal
Zelensky later reiterated Ukraine's support for de-escalation, emphasizing that "it is important that Russia support it as well."
'No one is willing to take a risk': Hard hit to the event catering sector
Three years of ongoing uncertainty are eroding event catering companies' profitability, with only the largest managing to keep their heads above water.
Yemen displacement surges past 200,000 following fresh Houthi offensive, UN migration body warns
"People are running for their lives and finding nowhere safe to go," said IOM Director General Amy Pope, who called for more funding amid rising needs for food and shelter.
Ammunition Hill hero and defense innovator Yaki Hetz passes away at age 80
Hetz (Haimovitch) was 21 when he fought at Ammunition Hill, becoming one of the figures most closely associated with the historic battle for Jerusalem's liberation.
Three years after October 7: How crisis rewired Israel’s defense tech ecosystem - analysis
Israel’s October 7 shock forged a defense tech machine that’s faster, harder, and mission‑driven. But the real test is whether it can endure beyond war.
