Yoav Keren
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Air Force fighters in secret unit reveal what they can about their missions behind enemy lines (opens the original)
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The low rumble of engines turned into a roar as the Hercules emerged from the darkness. It landed without lights on the flat desert ground, kicking up a cloud of dust. Two soldiers, equipped with a radio and night-vision gear, tracked it until it came to a complete stop. There was no applause. Maybe just a brief moment of relief.It was 9 p.m. The final landing of the evening. The first aircraft, painted in camouflage colors, had landed at 5:20 p.m. It came to a stop on the makeshift parking apro
'When a missile like that hits, it tears apart everything around it. It’s like an earthquake' (opens the original)
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Final preparations were underway on the Home Front Command parade ground in Ramla for the 2025 outstanding soldiers ceremony.Capt. Ido, a company commander completing the officers’ course, was excited. According to the schedule, at 6 p.m. he was to receive the rank of major from the commander of the Rescue and Training Brigade. An hour later, the Home Front Command chief was due to present him with an award of excellence.His father, who lives in the United States, had come especially for the eve
At 34, Lt. Col. R. commands a billion-shekel submarine on missions near enemy shores (opens the original)
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At midday on Saturday, Feb. 28, 2026, Lt. Col. R. and his wife were supposed to host another couple. At 8 a.m., they took their toddler daughter to R.’s parents, who live nearby, then returned home to prepare for their guests.“Just as I put a cake in the oven, we received an advance alert that a campaign against Iran was about to begin,” R. says, describing the opening shot of Operation Roaring Lion. As commander of the INS Dolphin submarine, he knew exactly what he had to do.“I dropped my wife
‘The three terrorists we killed were Iranians’: the Bedouin IDF trackers hunting Hezbollah (opens the original)
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Through the netting stretched above the “New Vered” outpost, an improvised defense against explosive drones, the Lebanese landscape is breathtaking. Agricultural fields, some of them scorched, spread across the valley below. Directly ahead lies the Shiite town of Khiam. To the right rises Mount Hermon, dry and free of snow, while Beaufort Castle can be seen on the horizon. Lebanese flags are painted on the concrete blocks inside the outpost, but until less than two years ago, it was not the Leba
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