IDF strikes Hezbollah commander Fuad Shukr, one killed in rocket barrage in North

Lebanon's foreign minister reportedly claimed that international officials promised Israel would only attack in a limited way, Kan reported on Tuesday morning.

The officials allegedly also promised that the attacks would not be in the area of ​​Beirut and the Rafik al-Hariri airport.

Syrian media, cited by Ynet, reported late on Monday night and early on Tuesday morning that missiles from Israel were being launched at the southern rural area of Daraa.

A later report claimed that Israel was attacking the areas of Tel Jaiba and Tel Umm Khoran.

Israel has not confirmed the reports.

This is a developing story.

Gazans are hoping Kamala Harris becomes the next president of the United States due to fears of what another 4 years with Donald Trump in the position could mean for Palestinian statehood and humanitarian aid to the enclave, according to interviews published on Saturday by Al-Monitor. 

Harris’s notable absence from Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s congressional address last week was interpreted by some in both Gaza and the West as a political statement.

When meeting with Netanyahu, Harris had strongly advocated for an end to the war - declaring in a televised statement “We cannot allow ourselves to become numb to the suffering, and I will not be silent.”

The IDF denied reports that two battalions from the Nahal brigade and a battalion in the 401st brigade were informed that they would be transferred to the Beit Lid army base instead of the Gaza Strip in the coming days, army radio Kan early on Tuesday morning.

The reports of a transfer came after rioters invaded the base. 

The break-in on the base and the attempts to break into the military courts were defined as serious incidents. As a result of these incidents, several companies from the Israel Defense Forces were deployed in the first phase, and in the second phase, battalions will arrive to protect the Beit Lid base from disturbances.