Israel-Hamas war day 324: What's happening in Israel, Gaza, Lebanon?
Houthis praise Hezbollah attack on Israel • Hamas rejects 'new' ceasefire conditions • Cairo talks to continue later this week
IDF investigates suspected kidnapping in northern West Bank
The IDF is investigating a report of suspected kidnapping in the northern West Bank.
Go to the full article >>White House says hostage talks ongoing, Israeli team to fly to Cairo later this week
White House says hostage talks ongoing and the Israeli team will fly to Cairo later this week.
Go to the full article >>Nasrallah’s ‘Downfall’ moment is rhetoric vs reality - comment
If a major military attack is severely depleted due to the enemy striking first, one would be far-stretched to state that it went “as planned.”
Hezbollah leader Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah's attempt to spin the terror group's severely reduced attack on Israel as a successful operation shows that his time in an underground bunker is disconnecting him from reality.
Go to the full article >>IDF: 90% of Hezbollah's rockets fired from civilian areas
90% of all rockets fired at Israel from Hezbollah have been launched from civilian areas, IDF announced Monday.
90% of Hezbollah rockets are fired within civilian areas, IDF announces.
Go to the full article >>Netanyahu's office says IDF isn't reducing forces in Philaldelphi as talks continue
Hamas said Israel has backtracked on a commitment to withdraw troops from the Corridor and put forward other new conditions.
The Prime Minister’s Office rejected media reports that Israel had agreed to reduce its forces in the Philadelphi Corridor in order to finalize a Gaza hostage and ceasefire agreement.
Go to the full article >>Gallant to Brown: We need to be ready to act to stop nuclear Iran
Military continues low-grade skirmishes in Gaza, destroys cell which fired on Rishon LeZion
Defense Minister Yoav Gallant on Monday told US Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff C.Q. Brown that both countries need to prevent a nuclear Iran. New IDF Intelligence Chief Shlomi Binder joined the meetings, having just been sworn in.
Go to the full article >>IDF discovers Ammunition, missiles and knives - all next to a baby's cradle in Gaza
The military also stated that a 700-meter tunnel constructed by the terrorist organization underground was destroyed by the IDF's Yahalom Unit and forces from the 603rd Battalion.
The IDF's 202nd Battalion found, next to a baby crib, anti-tank missiles, military vests, munitions, and knives in a residential apartment in Deir-al Balah in the Gaza Strip on Monday.
Go to the full article >>Houthis praised Hezbollah's rocket attacks on Israel, promise further action
In response to Hezbollah's recent rocket attack, Yemen's Houthi group expressed their solidarity and pledged their support.
Yemen's Houthis group praised Hezbollah's attack on northern Israel and vowed to take action themselves.
Go to the full article >>Hamas, other terror groups turn to boobytraps and explosives to attack Israel - analysis
Hamas has reverted to this method as a way to fight the IDF without confronting the IDF using armed fighters.
Terror groups are increasingly using improvised explosive devices and booby traps in Gaza and the West Bank, posing a growing threat to IDF soldiers and civilians as the conflict escalates.
Israeli withdrawal from Philadelphi Corridor may pave the way for hostage deal - Al-Ahkbar
Among what officials call "concessions," is included "Israel's gradual withdrawal from the Philadelphi Corridor during the first phase of the agreement."
Sunday's hostage deal negotiation talks focused on the "concessions on Israel's side which the mediators believe may lead Hamas to agree to a deal," according to a Monday report by the pro-Hezbollah Lebanese newspaper Al-Akhbar, citing sources familiar with the subject.
Among what officials call "concessions" are "Israel's gradual [partial] withdrawal from the Philadelphi Corridor during the first phase of the agreement," alongside "a promise that no construction work will be carried out on the corridor or attempts to change the existing situation."
At the same time, a "land corridor" will allow the IDF troops to move and reach the area quickly.
Go to the full article >>Israel-Hamas war: What you need to know
- Hamas launched a massive attack on October 7, with thousands of terrorists infiltrating from the Gaza border and taking some 240 hostages into Gaza
- Over 1,200 Israelis and foreign nationals were murdered, including over 350 at the Re'im music festival and hundreds of Israeli civilians across Gaza border communities
- 109 hostages remain in Gaza
- 48 hostages in total have been killed in captivity, IDF says