IDF loosened rules of engagement
Israeli military loosened rules of engagement at start of Gaza war, New York Times reports
The Israeli military loosened its rules of engagement at the start of the Gaza war to enable commanders to order attacks on targets despite a heightened risk of civilian casualties, the New York Times reported on Thursday.
Israel Defense Forces (IDF) have executed a series of strikes on Houthi-controlled areas in Yemen. According to the IDF, the ...
CAIRO − Israeli forces on Friday raided the Kamal Adwan Hospital, one of three medical facilities on the northern edge of ...
There’s a growing sense of war weariness in Israel. The recent ceasefire deal with Lebanon will be a relief for many. Not ...
As officials caution that ballistic missile and drone attacks from Yemen are likely to persist, Jerusalem is indicating that ...
At least 59 people were killed in Israeli airstrikes on Gaza, 50 of them in a strike on a building in the most northern part ...
In June, sources in Gaza confirmed to The Press Service of Israel that Israeli hostages Almog Meir Jan, Andrey Kozlov and Shlomi Ziv were rescued from the home of Palestinian journalist Abdallah ...
One of northern Gaza’s last functioning hospitals, Kamal Adwan in Beit Lahia, is “suffering from a stifling siege,” Gaza's ...
A Palestinian television channel said an Israeli strike killed five of its journalists in the central Gaza Strip on Thursday, ...
At the Janta Crossing on the Syria-Lebanon border, IAF planes strike weapons smuggling infrastructure serving Hezbollah ...
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