Defense & Security

Entry to Eilat blocked over suspected infiltration

Entry to Eilat blocked over suspected infiltration

Security officials wereinvestigating the possibility of an infiltration by undocumented workers or terrorist operatives. After several hours, the suspicion was dismissed, and the police announced a return to normalcy. The access routes to and from the city are now open to traffic.

French court ends Israel ban in Eurosatory confab

French court ends Israel ban in Eurosatory confab

The measure, which briefly prevented representatives of Israeli companies from taking part in the prestigious arms exhibition that started this week, comes after pressure by pro-Palestinian activists who attacked Israel over its Gaza war. The decision also overturns the French government's decision to prevent the companies from showcasing their products.

Israeli troops engage in fighting in western Rafah; IDF denies attack on humanitarian area

IDF officials say Israel 'controls' 70% of Rafah

Senior officers in the Israeli army report significant progress in the decisive battle for Rafah, and the conventional wisdom is that the operation in the area will continue for "several more weeks," although in recent days, it was reported that the army believes the operation in Rafah could be completed by the end of the month.

Israel Hayom event to honor Israeli women who have made a difference

Record IDF enlistment among women in wake of Operation Iron Swords

After IDF's female fighters proved their bravery and importance during the war imposed on Israel, displaying supreme courage amid the Black October massacre, the March-April draft that began about two weeks ago saw an unprecedented enlistment of girls for combat roles, with hundreds more girls drafted to combat positions.