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"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."
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.
Operation Focus 2024 should envision a massive, surprise assault on Lebanon's state infrastructure together with Hezbollah’s military infrastructure. Without delving into specifics, the operation should aim to incapacitate Hezbollah's civilian and military capabilities comprehensively, including electricity, telecommunications, and water systems, as well as missile arsenals, launch sites, and command and control centers.
In collaboration with Israel’s ministries of aliyah, integration, and health, the initiative aims to ease immigration for medical professionals, targeting 2,000 physicians in five years.
In a video on X he said, "Number 4 in Hamas was eliminated. 1, 3, and 2 are on the way."
