The IDF has officially engaged in a fourth front of war, IDF Chief of Staff Lt.-Gen. Herzi Halevi told IDF Golani Brigade recruits on Sunday.
The IDF, on Sunday afternoon, took over the Syrian side of the Mount Hermon mountain range to expand a demilitarized buffer zone along the border with Syria and also at several other points of significance for defense.
The Hermon range has always been thought of as providing a strategic advantage because it provides high ground for the entire area, enabling Israel to anticipate any potential invading force further in advance.
The military also stated it would not get involved in any internal occurrences in Syria, provided that no forces in Syria endanger Israeli security interests.
Earlier Tuesday, the IDF struck a chemical weapons factory belonging to the regime of former Syrian president Bashar Assad to prevent the rebels from seizing it, Arab media first reported on Sunday, and The Jerusalem Post later independently confirmed.
In addition, IDF sources responded about whether the air force had attacked Syrian chemical weapons, saying that the military follows developments that could endanger Israel and takes the necessary steps to attack any such dangerous threats.
Go to the full article >>The Israeli air force struck an apartment in Deir al-Balah in Gaza on Saturday. Two were killed, according to Palestinian news agency WAFA reported.
The IDF confirmed that a terrorist carried out a ramming attack at the al Fawar Junction, which wounded four people, the military announced Saturday evening.
During the incident, shots were fired at the terrorist’s vehicle.
Go to the full article >>Explosions were heard in central Israel following extensive IDF strikes in the Gaza Strip on Saturday night.
Go to the full article >>Israeli forces reportedly attacked along the Lebanon-Syria border in the town of Qusayr, Syria, Israeli media reported Sunday morning, citing Arab media.
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