International Holocaust Remembrance Day

Join us on this episode of Mission Brief for an update on Operation “Roaring Lion”, the joint IDF and U.S. military operation inside Iran.The episode explains the strategic objectives of the operation: eliminating Iran’s nuclear threat, neutralizing its ballistic missile capabilities, targeting its proxy network, and the historic airstrikes and elimination of senior regime officials responsible for terror across the region.

On this episode of Mission Brief, we sit down with actor and Israel advocate Nate Buzz. From growing up in Sydney among diverse Middle Eastern communities to Hollywood and volunteering in Iraq during the ISIS conflict, Nate shares his journey of faith, resilience, and advocacy.We discuss the role of social media in modern conflicts, narratives surrounding Israel and Gaza, and the courage it takes to speak out amid cancel culture.

SGT Atara shares the story of her relationship with SGT Ariel z”l, who was killed by rocket fire while serving in the north. From love to loss, she speaks about preserving his legacy through a nonprofit dedicated to spreading kindness and connection among soldiers and their loved ones.If you would like to support Atara’s mission, you can do so here: https://share.google/jccA8dRxPrCcYKmJ4

In honor of International Holocaust Remembrance Day, Sergeant R sits with his grandfather, Arne, a survivor whose journey spans survival, service, and family legacy. From escaping Nazi occupied Denmark to serving in the IDF, Arne shares what “Never Again” means to him.

🎙️LTC Nadav Shoshani breaks down the facts about the aid that enters Gaza, operational updates across all fronts, and explains how the term “gaslighting” finds its way into the conversation.

Go inside the Paratroopers’ command-and-control center, where battles are managed in real time and every decision can change an operation’s outcome. In this episode of Mission Brief, Major Y takes us behind the frontline to explain how intelligence, technology, and coordination turn information into action under constant pressure.

Join us for a special episode of Mission Brief as we look back at the most significant moments that shaped the IDF in 2025. From groundbreaking operations to strategic decisions and unexpected challenges, our international spokesperson breaks down the events that defined the year for the IDF.

In this episode of Mission Brief, Sergeant H shares his harrowing experience of losing his legs during a military operation in Gaza. Sergeant H recounts his journey from being drafted into the Armored Corps to the life-changing event on July 2, 2025, when his tank was hit by an IED. Despite severe injuries, Sergeant H survived due to his training as a medic and the bravery of his team. His story intertwines with the spirit of Hanukkah, highlighting the theme of miracles. Sergeant H reflects on his recovery, the support from his loved ones, and maintaining a positive attitude even in the darkest times. His testimony is a powerful reminder of resilience, hope, and the small miracles that shape our lives.

In this episode of the 'Mission Brief' podcast, the host interviews Sergeant First Class in the Reserve A, who shares his harrowing and inspiring experiences from October 7, 2023. A recounts his journey from Baltimore to his deep connection with Israel, joining the Paratroopers in 2011, and his surprising reassignment to a search and rescue unit. He describes the mental challenges of preparing for and executing missions to retrieve fallen soldiers from behind enemy lines, including the fateful day of October 7th, when he was called for duty amidst the Hamas attacks. Throughout the episode, A emphasizes the importance of resilience, the power of positivity, and the dedication required to serve and protect. His testimony provides a poignant reminder of the realities of war and the unyielding spirit of those who serve.

On October 6, 1973 on Yom Kippur, the holiest day of the Jewish calendar, Egypt and Syria launched a surprise coordinated attack on Israel. Within hours, soldiers were rushed from their homes, synagogues, and bases to defend the country. One of them was Shaul, who was the Deputy Commander of the Israeli Navy.The Yom Kippur War lasted 19 days and reshaped Middle Eastern history. Shaul defended his country’s waters, and the lessons and experiences of his service are still impacting the Israeli Navy to this day.