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In a fortified building in Tel Aviv, Israel’s military intelligence has undergone a transformation, spearheaded by two young officers orchestrating a relentless campaign against Hezbollah. Captain D and Lieutenant O, stationed in the Kirya’s operations pit, have turned Israel’s resolve into actionable strikes, from Fuad Shukr’s elimination to Hassan Nasrallah’s demise, reshaping the security landscape for Israel’s northern border.

Iraq serves as the main artery through which ammunition is transferred from Iran to Hezbollah, but the Iranians are not satisfied with this.

Contrary to Tehran's denials, a series of captured documents seized in Gaza reveal close connections between senior Iranian Quds Force officials and Yahya Sinwar, Ismail Haniyeh, Mohammed Deif and the Hezbollah leader in the two years preceding October 7.

The Iranian regime is very close to obtaining a nuclear bomb, but it appears the Trump administration is currently trying to stick to a negotiation strategy. What needs to happen for this to change, what options are available to Israel, and what are the chances of bringing down the regime in Iran?

The story of Vera Putina, a woman who died in 2023 and who, even after her death, remained the great secret of one of the world's most powerful men.

Lishay Miran has been sending her kidnapped husband WhatsApp messages for more than 500 days since October 7, telling him that Roni, who was two years old when he was kidnapped before their eyes, still says "goodnight" to him at the window every night, and that the other girl Alma now points at pictures and says "daddy."

The Shin Bet security agency has identified a failure to provide warning that could have thwarted the massacre, inadequate handling of intelligence information, and flawed assessments regarding Hamas’ large-scale raid plan. The investigation explicitly stated: "No underestimation of the enemy was found. On the contrary."

A comprehensive investigation released Tuesday shows that a small group of security personnel valiantly tried to defend against waves of Hamas attackers that ultimately killed 20 people and kidnapped eight others. It highlights crucial missed opportunities where reinforcements could have prevented the devastating second wave of the assault that led to most of the casualties and hostage-takings.

Newly found documents and a 17-month investigation reveal jaw-dropping findings in tragic outcome – despite heoric acts of valor. Hamas had planned for years with detailed intelligence about the base's layout and personnel.

As a Jewish man whose parents were kidnapped by Palestinian terrorists in Lebanon, Canadian psychologist Dr. Gad Saad warns of the dangers of radical Islam and stands at the frontlines against "woke" ideas that threaten Western survival.