War of Attrition
What do wars of attrition in the Middle East tell us about the Iran conflict? - analysis
The question is which side can sustain repeated rounds of conflict, absorb the costs, and ultimately translate military pressure into a lasting political and strategic outcome.
Political, economic pressures mount as US-Israel war with Iran continues - opinion
The long fight ahead: US, Israel face Iran’s war of attrition - opinion
This week in Jewish history: Yoni and Entebbe raid, Law of Return passed
Former IDF chief: Israel's situation is worse today than it was during Yom Kippur War
Former IDF chief of staff Dan Halutz: Politicians 'spat in the faces' of bereaved families on Remembrance Day
IDF Artillery Corps pays respects to casualties of the War of Attrition
The IDF Artillery Corps, in the presence of Finance Minister Avigdor Liberman, commemorated 50 years to the War of Attrition.
Remembering the Rogers Plan and Israel’s forgotten war
A little more than half a century ago, Israel became embroiled in a war that seemed to be without end.
President Reuven Rivlin visits War of Attrition monument
Rivlin also went on to visit Isfiya and Daliyat al-Karmel, where he met with the towns' mayors
Netanyahu: Israel does not rush to war, but will guarantee its existence
Netanyahu spoke a day after he agreed to a ceasefire in the south, instead of a much wider military campaign against Hamas and Islamic Jihad in the Gaza Strip.
Honoring the man behind the war
With ‘In Our Hands,’ a film about the battle for Jerusalem during the Six Day War, Arik Achmon discusses the sacrifices he and his comrades made in order for Israel to survive.
To sanction Russia or to make a deal?
It is serious – it is an American (cold) civil war
This Week in Israeli History: The Bombing of the King David Hotel, SS Exodus and Operation Boxer
Crazy plans, daring men
Everything you want in a rip-roaring derring-do narrative of Israel’s combat operations.