Eyal Zamir
Robots frequently used in battle to reduce risk to soldiers, IDF chief Zamir says
The IDF has also discussed the use of special robots to enter tunnels and residences that may be booby-trapped, prior to soldiers entering
IDF chief meets with yeshiva students, says military 'does not seek' change in haredi identity
IDF may scale back Hebron presence by weekend after evacuating thousands of Palestinians
How do Israeli election results impact timing of possible new Iran war? - analysis
Zamir: IDF to overhaul intelligence, force readiness after October 7 investigations
Under the changes, the IDF will base its readiness on what its enemies are capable of doing rather than assessments of what they intend to do
IDF reinforces West Bank troop deployment amid concerns over holiday terror attacks
The IDF Central Command and the Israel Police's Judea and Samaria District estimate that hundreds of thousands of Israelis could travel throughout the West Bank during the holiday period.
Class of IDF drone that killed two soldiers has history of explosive failures - report
According to N12, drones of that type had failed to detonate on at least seven prior occasions, and in another three incidents in 2025 had exploded while being examined by IDF forces.
Israel's Elor Azaria syndrome has come full circle - and 'NAZA' is the consequence - opinion
Israel cannot demand trust in IDF investigations while making commanders fear the consequences of enforcing military law.
IDF chief Zamir establishes expert team to investigate drone accident that killed two soldiers
The team, led by a Ground Forces brigadier-general, will examine the incident in order to ensure a similar one does not occur again.
'NAZA' film controversy: Israel, Gaza, and the debate over collateral damage - opinion
Collateral damage refers to what are considered “acceptable” civilian casualties when military targets are being targeted from the air, and how such decisions are taken.
Saudi Arabia turns to Israel as Houthi attacks expose limits of the Mecca Pact - opinion
Houthi strikes are pushing Saudi Arabia and Israel toward unprecedented military and intelligence cooperation.
Netanel Chkroun identified as Neveh Tzuf terror attack victim, IDF catches terrorist near hospital
The terrorist is believed to have opened fire on Israelis ritually immersing in a nearby spring ahead of Yom Kippur from a passing vehicle.
IDF chief instructs military to increase readiness across all fronts ahead of Yom Kippur
The military also reinforced forces on Yom Kippur two years ago amid the war and heightened security tensions.
Israel can reject NAZA’s claims without ignoring Gaza’s suffering - opinion
The wound of October 7 therefore remains open, and when your own wound is still open, it is difficult to look at somebody else’s.
