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The US Treasury Department announced the imposition of new sanctions targeting Iran, aimed at 10 individuals and 27 entities. The new sanctions focus on Iranian nationals as well as entities based in the United Arab Emirates and Hong Kong.
UN Secretary-General António Guterres has called on world leaders attending the upcoming UN conference in New York to "keep the two-state solution alive". Israel has already announced it will not take part.
A powerful explosive device detonation caused a building to collapse in Bani Suheila, near Khan Younis in the southern Gaza Strip. Four IDF soldiers were killed, bringing the total number of Israeli military fatalities since the outbreak of the war to 866.
With the opening of aid centers, Shin Bet proposed using local gunmen – it worked until Sunday’s incident. But even those who want the Palestinian Authority to replace Hamas must recognize that without dismantling the terror group, no force will step in – and now someone is doing it.
The Israeli Air Force conducted strikes in the Dahiyeh neighborhood of Beirut, focused on Hezbollah’s subterranean drone manufacturing facilities. According to the IDF, the facilities are part of an Iranian initiative to prepare the terrorist group for a future confrontation with Israel.
