The two-week-long exercise is part of Israeli Defense Forces' simulation of a possible multi-front conflict.

After accusing U.N. inspectors of failing to challenge Tehran, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stepped up threats to attack Iranian nuclear sites and called a rare cabinet war practice.

IDF's 'Firm Hand' exercise simulates a war starting in northern Israel and spreading to other fronts, including Iran.

Drill held in Jerusalem park days after Israel's 75th birthday deemed 'a success.'

Two-week drill follows January’s 'Juniper Oak”'exercise in Israel.

The Juniper Oak drills include 140 aircraft from Israel and the U.S., in addition to high mobility artillery rocket systems, which will take part in live-fire exercises.

The US and Israel held a two-day joint aerial drill simulating strikes against Iran’s nuclear program.

According to the IDF, 8,000 active soldiers and another 5,000 reservists were participating in the drill.

Israeli officials have warned of increased threats from Iran and its allies in the Red Sea.

The IDF carried out large-scale drills simulating what an Israeli ground incursion would look like in southern Lebanon.

The IDF has said in recent weeks that the army was stepping up its preparations for an attack on Iran and will hold a major exercise in preparation for such a possibility.

The exercise will be carried out in varying terrain routes that resemble intense fighting that relies on multi-armed cooperation from the foot soldier to the general staff.

Among the 60 countries participating are states that Israel has no formal ties with, including Saudi Arabia.

Crews from the US, Germany, Italy, France, and the United Kingdom are in Israel to practice joint flights and operational missions alongside Israeli operators.

The Israeli Air Force participated in a joint military exercise with pilots from the United Arab Emirates and Greece.

Israel and Cyprus have started a two-day air defense exercise in Cyprus to test the island’s military capacity during air defense operations.

The IDF's 'Lethal Arrow' exercise prepared troops to battle the Iran-backed Hezbollah terror group on Israel's northern border.

The IDF announced a new training strategy that focuses on compact units and surgical precision to take out enemies beyond Israel's borders.