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“It's awkward. It's not helpful. It's inappropriate, and ultimately, it does detract over the longterm from our combat readiness,” one retired admiral said.

“It's awkward. It's not helpful. It's inappropriate, and ultimately, it does detract over the longterm from our combat readiness,” one retired admiral said.

In a sign of rising tensions between the U.S. and Iran, U.S. Marines are poised to be placed aboard commercial ships traveling through the Strait of Hormuz to help stop Iran from seizing or harassing them, a U.S. official said Friday. The commercial shipping industry has been made aware that this option is or will become available on a voluntary basis. The U.S. now is waiting for commercial shipping companies to request protection.

Head of Center for the Defense of the Individual Says Situation ‘Unprecedented and Worrying.’ Israeli Army Says: 'The Number of Administrative Detainees Reflects the Security Threat Posed by Each Detainee'

Israel's Supreme Court has ruled against a petition to remove a previously abandoned settlement outpost in the occupied West Bank that Israeli parliament cleared for...

IDF Chief of Staff Herzi Halevi and Defense Minister Yoav Gallant spoke out early against Likud MK Avihai Boaron after the latter accused Maj.-Gen. Yehuda Fox of valuing Palestinians over Israelis.

General Kurilla, the Head of the U.S. Central Command, Visited Israel Last Week and Asked IDF Chief Halevi How the Political Crisis Over the Judicial Overhaul Is Affecting the Military

If the ceasefire with the ELN holds, it will be the first major victory for Colombias President Gustavo Petros peace plans.

Far-right Otzma Yehudit Lawmakers Accuse IDF Chiefs of Abusing West Bank Resident, and Demand a 'Defense Minister Who Will Take Care of the Right'

The Epirus Leonidas high-power microwave weapon uses energy blasts to fry drones midair. It was paired with Anduril's Lattice software.