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During operations to clear the area, IDF forces uncovered a terror tunnel shaft in southern Gaza, just 100 meters from the border, containing explosives. 'Israel Hayom' has also learned that since the ceasefire took effect, there have been attempts to infiltrate Israel proper.
The Saudi newspaper Asharq Al-Awsat reported that Israel and Egypt have agreed that the Palestinian Authority will manage the Gaza side of the Rafah crossing, under UN supervision.
Extensive destruction left in wake of IDF ops targeting Hamas terror infrastructure embedded in residential areas.
In a statement, IDF Arabic spokesperson emphasized that "once such movement becomes feasible, detailed instructions for safe passage routes will be provided."
In an interview with Israel Hayom, Senator Lindsey Graham, one of Israel's strongest allies, clarifies Saudi Arabia and the UAE "want Hamas gone at least as much as you do".
Strategic military equipment worth millions cleared for shipment.
Military stresses continued presence across strip as Hamas has so far failed to present Israel with the list of hostages to be freed, stalling the truce.
Netanyahu orders operations to continue until terrorist group fulfills agreement terms.
Hamas has lost nearly 20,000 terrorists and most leaders since Oct. 7, but maintains its grip on humanitarian aid and thousands of fighters as Gaza's civilian system breaks down.
"It means enabling the Israelis to knock out the final couple of battalions of Hamas and their leadership," Vance said, according to FOX News, adding that there were other measures on the diplomatic front to complement this step.
