Every third house in the Shi’ite villages of south Lebanon is used in some way by Hezbollah for military purposes.
By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)
The targeted raids have been going on for months and have included Hezbollah's vast tunnel network, according to The Wall Street Journal.
The UNRWA is under fire amid revelations that its staffers participated in Hamas’s October 7 attacks.
“Egypt is able to protect its interests and sovereignty and these will not be surrendered to a group of extremist Israeli leaders seeking to drag the region into a state of conflict,” said the head of Egypt's State Information Services.
By Ariel Kahana
Israeli intelligence did not know the severity of the smuggling situation before the war.
The mosques have tunnels under them leading them into Egypt.
By Israel Hayom
The network of tunnels beneath the Temple Mount has been the subject of much mystery and controversy, but the cisterns – some of which are linked to biblical sources – are just as fascinating.
By JNi.Media
Arabs who work near the buffer zone on occasion attempt to attack, even fire on the machinery and are repelled with fire.
“It would have been more humane to enable the doomed people trapped in tunnels to play, for example, Candy Crush.”
By JNi.Media
Defense Minister Ya'alon was in the habit, during security cabinet meetings, of forcing officers to remain silent if their views did not match his own.
According to the Shin Bet, Atauna is just one of many Hamas combatants being interrogated and currently revealing inside information on the organization’s tunnel project.
By JNi.Media
Sderot Mayor Alon Davidi objected to the IDF plan to evacuate all the civilians who reside next to the Gaza border during an emergency.
By JNi.Media
The speedy development cost all of $60 million and no one else but Israel has it.
Egypt built pipelines in September to destroy the underground network used by Hamas to transfer terror and collect heavy taxes on smuggled merchandise.
The head of Turkey's religious affairs warms up Erdogan's ties with Hamas in his first visit to Gaza.
The military has come up with another way to try to defend citizens without attacking Hamas in Gaza.
Learning lessons from Protective Edge, Israel is building an underground training field, and will train special units in tunnel warfare.
As usual, there is a big gap between what Arab countries promise and what they deliver.
Too much psychology is ruining Israel’s defenses.
Long before Hamas, there were caves and underground cities in Israel, which the Jews used to fight against the invading Romans. This is a video of Beit Guvrin, which was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site
Hamas’ supreme leader Khaled Mashaal dashed any hopes of long-term peace with Israel in a speech in Qatar on Thursday in which he shot from the hip at Israel and also at his terrorist organization’s new partner, the rival Fatah movement headed by Palestinian Authority chairman Mahmoud Abbas. His lengthy speech in Qatar, which has […]
By Rachel Levy
A declassified IDF intelligence report shows the use of human shields by Hamas terrorists has sunk to child sacrifice.
By Rachel Levy
A cease-fire deal may be worked out. Hamas reps are in Qatar. Israel says it must keep Israelis secure.
The Western Wall Tunnel is the usual tourist attraction. Not this time around.
Use of a Chinese-made excavation machine for tunnels for terrorists provide another reason for the blockade on Gaza.
Kerry is consistent. He has talked so much and promised so much that, like the peace process, his ceasefire delivered nothing.
Military spokesman: We've been trying for years to deal with tunnels, with no success.
The IDF didn't know of the existence of Hebron's tunnel networks, bomb factories and secret rooms until it began searching for the boys kidnapped by Hamas.
"They took him and cast him into the pit. (Gen. 37:24). Rashi: “There was no water; there were snakes and scorpions."
The Defense Ministry is literally gambling the lives of Israelis by only not bombing terror tunnels.
Egypt has finally decided to tackle the security threat from the Sinai Peninsula.
At least 6 Egyptians were killed and 11 injured in a series of attacks in the Sinai overnight. Among the dead are two Egyptian soldiers, 2 policemen, and 2 citizens. Overall there were 10 overnight attacks that hit police stations, and military outposts in El Arish and Rafiach.
4: 36 PM Stone throwing near the Gush Etzion tunnel roads 4:51 PM Firebombs causes a fire near Atarot. Firefighters can't get near to put it out due to massive stone throwing.The firefighters were eventually rescued by Border Police who used live fire. 5:24 PM Stoning in Hebron near Gross Square at Israeli cars. 7:43 […]
By Shalom Bear
Hamas PM Ismail Haniyeh left Gaza to Egypt on Saturday with a delegation of 21 senior Hamas members. Haniyeh is meeting with senior Egyptian security personnel. The Hamas delegation are trying to improve relations with Egypt, which have been on a down-slide ever since the terror attacks began in the Sinai which many suspect are […]
