IDF decries 'false' report of 29 Gazans killed awaiting aid
Military calls on international media to "only rely on credible information."
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'Qatari pressure on Hamas starting to work,' Netanyahu tells families of hostages
The prime minister stresses the government's commitment to ensuring the return of all captives and expresses his desire to deliver positive news to the families.
Schumer calls for new elections in Israel, criticizes Netanyahu
Although a staunch ally of Israel, the Senate majority leader emphasizes the risk of Israel becoming an international "pariah" under Netanyahu's right-wing government.
Religious event in north canceled due to security concerns
Police are asked to prevent the arrival of participants at the event, which marks the anniversary of birth and death of Moses, due to fears of Hezbollah rocket attacks.
Report: US gives limited support for Israeli operation in Rafah
According to Politico, US officials have told their Israeli peers that the administration would back Jerusalem as long as Israel avoids a large-scale invasion that could lead to heavy civilian casualties.
Jaw-dropping: How Hamas compromised security cameras in the runup to Oct. 7
Only after IDF forces entered the Gaza Strip found the server farms that Hamas set up underground along with the computers connected to them, was the true extent of Hamas' capabilities in intelligence exposed. What was revealed there left Israeli intelligence officials speechless.
Some 100 terrorists killed as Khan Yunis operations continue
The Egoz, Maglan, and Givati elite units arrested many terrorists, including a commander in Hamas's special force, the Nukhba commandos. Interrogation of the prisoners resulted in the IDF locating terrorist infrastructures in the neighborhood, the locations of shafts, traps and other terrorists.
Israeli jets hit Lebanon's Bekaa valley after massive rocket barrage
At least one civilian was killed and several others were injured in Monday's Israeli strikes, one of which hit the southern entrance to the city of Baalbek, about 2 km (1.2 miles) from its ancient Roman ruins, two security sources and the Baalbek governor Bashir Khader said.
Israel urges UN Security Council to pressure Hamas on hostages
"We are asking you to condemn the sexual violence crimes these barbarians committed in the name of the Muslim religion," FM Katz tells members, also urging the body "to put as much pressure as possible on the Hamas organization to release immediately and unconditionally all the kidnapped hostages."
First aid ship to Gaza leaves Cyprus port in pilot project
The charity ship Open Arms was seen sailing out of Larnaca port in Cyprus, towing a barge containing around 200 tons of flour, rice and protein.