Sources reported that the terrorist organization prevented the Lebanese army from searching a site attacked by Israel in Dahiyeh on Sunday. The strikes occurred in areas south of the Litani River, north of the river, and in Dahiyeh, a suburb of Beirut.
Reuters reported that negotiations for a ceasefire in Gaza had reached a "significant breakthrough." However, an Israeli official responded, stressing: "The reports are inaccurate; no agreement has been reached."
Sources told Reuters that there is agreement on a long-term cease-fire in the besieged Gaza Strip, though several points of contention remain, including the disarmament of the terrorist organization Hamas.
The official emphasized October 2025 represents a "final deadline," and should conditions mature and objectives be achieved, the military campaign could conclude earlier.
Parents of Alon Ohel outline three-stage process that links Gaza humanitarian aid to immediate treatment for hostages in critical condition, sharing disturbing details of their son's deteriorating health.
According to Egyptian sources, the terror organization is willing to cede control to Palestinian Authority without restrictions as part of a long-term ceasefire.
Senior official to Israel Hayom: "If no progress is made within the next week or two, the IDF will significantly expand the fighting, sooner than we had expected."
For the first time, Hamas signals willingness to discuss the demilitarization of Gaza and the departure of its leadership. Egypt and Qatar have aligned with Israel's demands, but Sinwar and Hamas' extremist faction remain a major obstacle.
Mossad Director David Barnea will meet Qatar's Prime Minister in Doha. The implication: Qatar joins the demand that Hamas disarm the day after the war. Israeli official: Chances for a deal have indeed improved, but Hamas appears to be stalling and more levers of pressure are needed.
Despite a significant expansion of ground operations in the Gaza Strip in recent days, the IDF have so far encountered relatively few direct clashes with Hamas terrorists. However, it is entirely possible that additional clashes will occur in the coming days.
