Following the strike, multiple secondary explosions were identified, which the IDF noted as indications of the presence of weapon caches in the region.
Israeli security forces conducted operations in the areas of Jenin and Qabatiya in the West Bank, eliminating terrorists and explosives labs.
The statement noted that, under Ben-Gvir's policy, the issuance of demolition orders has increased 400% since the beginning of 2024.
A proposed bill would family of fallen soldiers the right to use their sperm, even without written consent from the deceased.
Operations took place in Jenin, Tulkarm, Nur al-Shams, and Qalandiya, focusing on apprehending wanted individuals and preventing terror activity.
The IDF said its troops, Shin Bet, and border police officers carried out two operations in the West Bank, in Nablus and Silwad.
The arrests were part of a large-scale operation carried out throughout the country and in conjunction with various border police units.
IDF accuses Al Jazeera of "incitement to and support of terrorism" in court order.
The arrest was part of Operation "Emergency Brakes," led by Police Commissioner Daniel Levi, aimed at combating the incitement of terrorism.
IDF troops fired at a suspicious vehicle on the Israel-Egypt border; one soldier reportedly sustained minor injuries.
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