If Israel proceeds with its ground invasion of Lebanon, launching a full-scale invasion, it may at some point run out of tanks, or at the very least have to begin rationing its use of them.

Defense sources said the IDF will use various sensors, surveillance, aerial power, artillery, and tanks mixed in with ground ...

Despite overwhelming firepower and relentless bombing, Israel’s ground invasion of southern Lebanon is being slowed by ...

Syrian state media said Israeli fire killed a man in Qunietra province in the country’s south near the Israeli-occupied Golan ...

Hezbollah hit an Israeli tank with a first-person view drone, the first such use in Lebanon of a weapon that's become a centerpiece of warfare in Ukraine. On Thursday, Hezbollah released footage of ...

Hezbollah fighters operating in small units, rationing use of anti-tank rockets, sources say Hezbollah bracing for possible Israeli invasion, sources say Iran-backed group's calculations based on Iran ...

Israel's military on Wednesday acknowledged that its tank fire hit a U.N. position in southern Lebanon on March 6, wounding ...

Israel is renewing its assault on southern Lebanon, including targeting commanders of the Lebanese branch of Iran's ...

Israel has made clear that its campaign against Hezbollah in Lebanon will continue even as Washington and Tehran try to hold ...

An Israeli soldier was killed and four others were injured after a Merkava tank was struck by a guided missile in southern ...