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After Israeli troops operating on the Israeli-controlled side of the Yellow Line came under fire on Wednesday, the IDF struck several sites in the Gaza Strip, targeting senior Hamas military officials. The IDF said the shooting attack on its soldiers “constitutes a violation of the ceasefire agreement.” “IDF forces in the Southern Command are deployed in the area and will continue to act to remove any immediate threat. The IDF will continue to act forcefully to remove any threat to the State of Israel.” The military also said that no soldiers were injured in the attack, and one terrorist was…

The IDF recently tracked multiple drones flying from Egyptian territory directly into Gaza, suspected of ferrying small arms and other contraband to terror groups. Officials say several such flights have been detected in the past month, highlighting an evolving smuggling method aimed at bypassing traditional tunnel and ground routes. To counter the threat, the military is preparing a multi-layered response that includes direct fire on hostile UAVs, dedicated counter-drone units, and wider deployment of sensors and intelligence. A section of the Israel–Egypt frontier has been designated a closed military area to restrict access and give forces greater operational freedom. A…

Kfir Brigade forces are operating in the Yellow Line area in accordance with the ceasefire agreement and directives of the political echelon, tasked with defending the area. As part of the operation, the forces have been locating and dismantling infrastructure used by terrorist organizations to conduct attacks against IDF forces and the State of Israel. During area-clearing activity, Kfir Brigade forces identified an eight-tube rocket launcher with four rockets, aimed toward Israeli territory. In addition, during a separate operational activity by the brigade’s forces, several weapons were found: Kalashnikov rifles, fragmentation grenades, explosives, magazines, and military uniforms. Continue reading this…

The Shin Bet, in coordination with the IDF and police, announced Thursday that they had successfully dismantled a major Hamas terrorist infrastructure operating in the Bethlehem area, thwarting plans for imminent shooting attacks against Israeli civilians and security forces. The months-long investigation led to the arrest of approximately 40 Hamas operatives during more than 15 operations, carried out by IDF reservists from the Etzion Brigade, the elite Duvdevan unit and counterterror forces. During the raids, weapons including M16 rifles were seized. According to Shin Bet, senior Hamas operatives had recruited and organized terror cells, procured weapons, and actively planned to…

Earlier Thursday morning, the IDF, guided by intelligence, struck a weapons storage facility and an underground terror infrastructure site used by Hezbollah in southern Lebanon. These terror infrastructure sites were located near the civilian population, serving as yet another example of Hezbollah’s cynical use of Lebanese civilians as human shields for its operations conducted from within civilian areas. Later, the IDF also struck an additional Hezbollah terror infrastructure site. Continue reading this article on israelnationalnews.com

Cabinet member and former Shin Bet (Israel Security Agency) chief, Minister Avi Dichter, stated that the ceasefire reached by Israel is intended solely as preparation for the next phase: the dismantling of Hamas. “The war is not over. We’re in a ceasefire to prepare for the next stage. If necessary, the pause will disappear within minutes,” Dichter said at the Jerusalem Center for Security and Foreign Affairs (JCFA) conference in Tel Aviv. He asserted that Hamas will never voluntarily disarm. “The likelihood of Hamas laying down its weapons is about the same as Israel winning the World Cup. Without weapons,…

Israel’s Defense Minister Israel Katz instructed the military to take decisive measures to end the increasing phenomenon of weapons smuggling along the Egyptian border, his office said on Thursday. Over the past months, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) had announced dozens of cases where its troops had thwarted attempts to transport weapons and ammunition from Egypt’s Sinai Peninsula into the southern Negev, often using drones. “Today we are declaring war on those involved in the smuggling – and anyone who enters the prohibited area will be struck,” Katz declared. Continue reading this article allisraelnews.com

The IDF announced on Thursday that it has begun a series of strikes on Hezbollah military targets in southern Lebanon. A short time earlier, IDF Arabic-Language Spokesman Avichay Adraee issued an urgent warning to residents of southern Lebanon, stating that the IDF will soon strike military infrastructure belonging to Hezbollah “to deal with the prohibited attempts carried out to rebuild its activities in the region.” The spokesman singled out buildings in Al-Tayyiba and Tayr Debba, calling them to evacuate and adding: “You are located near buildings used by Hezbollah, and for your safety, you are required to evacuate them immediately…

The Israeli Manufacturers Association has presented a $1.25 billion plan to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu aimed at boosting and strengthening the country’s post-war economy and industry, Ynet News reported on Monday. Two years of war have taken a toll on Israel’s industrial sectors, hurt by international boycott calls and negative media portrayals. However, Dr. Ron Tomer, president of the Manufacturers Association, expressed optimism about the future of Israel’s economy and industry. “We are confident that this postwar plan will secure Israel’s industrial production and exports for years to come,” Tomer told Ynet. The ambitious plan seeks to double Israeli exports within the next five…

Israel’s defense leadership has warned that a majority of Hamas’s subterranean network in Gaza is still intact, underscoring the scale of the unfinished work beneath densely populated areas. On October 25, 2025, Defense Minister Israel Katz told U.S. Senator JD Vance that more than 60% of tunnels have yet to be destroyed and stressed that dismantling the underground grid is central to demobilizing Hamas and securing Israel’s south. He framed the mission as a high priority in any future framework meant to stabilize the Strip. Katz linked the ongoing effort to broader strategic aims, saying that neutralizing the tunnels—used for…