Throughout his career, Eithan Urbach, Israel’s first Olympic swim finalist, faced media attention about matters far removed from the pool, but what remains is a remarkable legacy that opened new doors for Israel; yes, he also hated training, but who can blame him?

Hezbollah’s explosive drones pose a growing challenge for the IDF in southern Lebanon, where one strike killed Sgt. Idan Fuchs and another exploded meters from a helicopter evacuating wounded troops

The former PMs' surprise alliance is meant to build momentum against Netanyahu, but it could alienate right-wing voters and complicate efforts to bring in former military chief Eisenkot

Military releases investigation nearly 2.5 years after Oct. 7, citing command failures, chaos in the field and residents’ bravery in preventing an even greater disaster

Sergeant Maor Cohen Eisenkot fell in Gaza, but he dreamed of becoming a father; his mother urged the IDF to ease rules on posthumous sperm use for bereaved families, calling it her son’s 'unwritten will'

Cole Tomas Allen opened fire at a Washington gala attended by President Donald Trump, wounding a Secret Service agent before being subdued and charged in an alleged assassination attempt

Under the proposal, discussion of Iran’s nuclear program would be set aside until after the war ends and shipping disputes in the Gulf are resolved; offer is unlikely to satisfy Washington, which says nuclear issues must be addressed from outset