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Lilach Shoval

The KC-46 Pegasus aerial refueling planes now stationed in Israel extend the range of fighter jets and bombers. Israel has purchased the same model and is awaiting delivery. The aircraft has faced sharp criticism over its high cost and multiple malfunctions.
Six months into the war sparked by Hamas’s Oct. 7 massacre, the IDF releases figures on casualties, troop mobilization and tactical achievements.
The development underscores a step towards normalcy amid sporadic rocket fire from the Strip.
The military is examining the possibility of establishing a new engineering battalion and bolstering the UAV array and the Armored Corps.
At the start of the war, Hamas had about 20,000 rockets and mortar shells of varying ranges.
As the IDF drives deeper into Gaza, cooperation between the naval and ground arms has expanded.
The terrorists told interrogators they were promised $10,000 and an apartment for every hostage.
Why did it take so long for Israeli forces to respond to Hamas’s assault?
Several weeks ago, Tehran made a sudden jump to 84% purity level, only to later claim it made a mistake.