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New IDF intelligence center under construction in the Negev - Vimarsana News

New IDF intelligence center under construction in the Negev

Plans for the intelligence center were announced in late November at a ceremony attended by Defense Minister Benny Gantz.

Source: jpost.com
The bizarre reality the Israeli military chief faces ahead of his final year - Vimarsana News

The bizarre reality the Israeli military chief faces ahead of his final year

When most of the IDF's talk with the media is about food, it means that Israel's security is stable — but it raises other red flags as well

577 women officers granted Permanent Commission in Army since SC's verdict in Feb 2020 - Vimarsana News

577 women officers granted Permanent Commission in Army since SC's verdict in Feb 2020

The Ministry of Defence informed the Parliament that as many as 577 women officers have been granted permanent commission in the Army.

Is IDF Israel's Best Social Integration Force? National Security and Democracy Day One - Vimarsana News

Is IDF Israel's Best Social Integration Force? National Security and Democracy Day One

IDI's annual conference on National Security and Democracy opened with a focus on the question of whether the current IDF model of service is sustainable, what other models should be considered and included a session on public attitudes towards the IDF. The conference is held in partnership with the Konrad Adenauer Stiftung.

Source: idi.org.il
The British army has serious questions to answer about the alleged killing of Agnes Wanjiru | Gaby Hinsliff - Vimarsana News

The British army has serious questions to answer about the alleged killing of Agnes Wanjiru | Gaby Hinsliff

When the Kenyan woman died nine years ago, the army closed ranks – it’s time to find out what happened and why, says Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff