The regime’s new leader is highly likely to have suffered amputations, spinal cord, and brain injuries; the regime is in mosaic command and survival mode
From skyrocketing inflation to dangerous delivery routes, Joseph Gitler reveals how Leket Israel is fighting to feed a new demographic of the “temporary poor”
Ramat Gan has absorbed wave after wave of alerts, cluster munitions, and direct hits, forcing families, medics, and city officials into a month of relentless adaptation
Israel’s emerging talk of a security zone up to the Litani River reflects a deeper shift in thinking after October 7, but analysts disagree on whether Hezbollah can truly be dismantled or only pushed back
IWI’s Arbel system brings computing power to the trigger mechanism, aiming to help soldiers land fast, consecutive hits on fleeting threats—especially small tactical drones
To all who celebrate, The Media Line wishes you a warm, meaningful, and peaceful Passover.
Passover is a holiday rooted in remembrance. It asks us to look backward with honesty,...
As Iranian regime forces opened fired on citizens celebrating the dictator's death, London-based artist Naz used music on social media to make the voices of a jubilant, yet battered, nation heard
IWI’s Arbel system brings computing power to the trigger mechanism, aiming to help soldiers land fast, consecutive hits on fleeting threats—especially small tactical drones