Among the attacks was a significant strike against Hezbollah deep into Lebanon in the Bekaa Valley.
The IDF was able to determine that the two terrorists held the six hostages by using DNA findings that linked them to the tunnel where the hostages were murdered.
Ibrahim Aqil, also known as Tahsin, "serves on Hezbollah’s highest military body, the Jihad Council."
"It's important for you to know that we are facing a significant week with ongoing negotiations in Cairo, fighting in Gaza, and border conflicts in the North," Hagari stated.
Seven additional IDF soldiers were injured in the same incident, and transported to hospitals for medical care.
As Israeli women prepare for potential attacks, the debate on whether to wear bras to sleep has become a humorous, practical concern.
"It cannot be that children in Israel, in the Gaza Envelope or the north, cannot play in a playground outside of their home because they fear for their lives," Valor Forum wrote.
An IDF soldier filmed himself with hostage bodies and posted it on TikTok, prompting severe disciplinary actions and widespread rumors.
Hagari said that Iran manufactured and guided the Houthis of Yemen in acquiring and using the Samad-3 drone which was used in the attack.
The Shin Bet and the IDF have mapped out the Hamas terrorists involved in the massacre.