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IDF’s 210th Division Completes Large-Scale Golan and Syria-Border Drill

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Courtroom-sketch editorial illustration of three Israeli Merkava tanks maneuvering across muddy Golan terrain through red training smoke, with the nearest tank filling the foreground, drawn in warm ochre and slate-blue pastel with cross-hatching on sepia newsprint.

The IDF’s 210th Division completed a large-scale exercise in the Golan Heights and along the Syrian border to strengthen readiness for sudden, complex incidents. Division forces trained with neighboring sectors, Home Front Command, local authorities, emergency services and regional organizations. Troops rehearsed dozens of scenarios, including battlefield casualty rescue, mass-casualty response, medical evacuation and wartime command and control. The military said the drill incorporated lessons from fighting on all fronts, especially October 7, and emphasized rapid-response forces, firepower, special units and system-wide coordination to protect Golan residents and other Israeli civilians.

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