Sister of Reuven Magen says his struggle with PTSD became 'even harder since pandemic,' says he was 'a source of light who left a profound impression on everyone around him'

Dutch-Palestinian Ismail Ziada seeking damages for 6 relatives killed in 2014; court rules it is not competent to judge case, senior IDF officers were carrying out official policy

Sister-in-law of Staff Sgt. Bnaya Rubel, who died in 2014, says thieves stole device containing emotionally 'priceless' files of fallen serviceman

Sporadic rocket fire won't be tolerated, PM says at memorial event for 2014 war in Gaza, vows to return remains of soldiers held by Hamas since conflict

The British lawyer urges countries to utilize Hague-based court only as 'last resort'; predecessor warns of efforts to 'politicize' investigations

Though tactically a runaway success, some believe the active missile defense system blunted Israel's traditional boldness and gave leaders cover to let the Hamas threat fester

Under Netanyahu's leadership, the Jewish state survived the difficult early years to come out on top as Iran and jihadists are on the defensive

Defense minister appoints vet who lost arm in Gaza to review ministry's treatment of disabled individuals after case of Itzik Saidyan shocks nation

Demonstrators bearing signs reading 'We are all Itzik Saidyan' protest outside Defense Ministry’s Rehabilitation Department offices

Natal support organization reports 300% jump in calls in past day after ex-soldier sets himself alight to protest treatment by authorities, and Israel commemorates Memorial Day