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In a dramatic turn of events, Saleh al-Arouri, the deputy leader of the Hamas terrorist organization and key strategist, was confirmed to have been eliminated in a drone explosion in the Da'ha district of Beirut, Lebanon. The operation, reportedly carried out by Israel, targeted al-Arouri and two of his aides, Samir Pandi and Azzam al-Akra, resulting in their deaths

In a significant development, Wissam Tawil, a senior Hezbollah official recently appointed as the commander of the Radwan Force, the elite unit of the Lebanese terrorist organization, was killed on Monday. The attack, reportedly attributed to Israel, targeted Tawil's car in the town of Hirbat Salem in southern Lebanon

In a significant development, Israel has confirmed its responsibility for the assassination of Hezbollah's UAV commander, Ali Hussein Borji, in southern Lebanon. The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) spokesperson, Daniel Hagari, revealed that Borji led numerous operations against Israel, including a recent drone infiltration from Lebanon

In a recent series of developments, American and British forces carried out multiple attacks against Houthi rebels in Yemen, escalating tensions in the region. The United States Army, in coordination with the United Kingdom and support from Australia, Canada, the Netherlands, and Bahrain, launched joint strikes targeting Houthi positions

In a tragic turn of events on Saturday evening, Major (res.) Dan Weidenbaum, 24, from Ra'anana, lost his life in a battle in the center of the Gaza Strip. Weidenbaum, a fighter in Battalion 5037 of the Yiftach Brigade, was killed, leaving his family in grief. Simultaneously, a reserve officer from the 7155th battalion of Uzbat Hod HaHanit was seriously injured in a battle in the southern Gaza Strip. Additional casualties included a fighter in the Shu'ali Ha'Marum Reserve and an officer from the 605th Engineering Battalion of Uzbat Barak, both seriously injured in Thursday's battles in the...

Kibbutz Beeri releases a statement confirming the murder of abductees Itai Sabirsky and Yossi Sharabi, who were being held captive by Hamas. Families express grief as Hamas releases video, falsely claiming Israeli forces' involvement. The IDF denies responsibility and launches an investigation

In a tragic turn of events, Master Sergeant (res.) Uriel Aviad Silverman, aged 23, from Moshav Nahalim, fell in battle in the south of the Gaza Strip. The incident also left a reserve armor officer and a reserve fighter in Battalion 7421 seriously injured. Additionally, a reserve fighter in Battalion 466, part of the Shu'ale HaMarom formation (646), sustained serious injuries in a separate battle in the center of the Gaza Strip. The injured were promptly evacuated for medical treatment, and their families have been informed

Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu has drawn a red line on the possibility of reaching a new hostage deal with Hamas, emphasizing that agreeing to certain conditions presented by the terrorist organization would render the sacrifices of Israeli fighters in vain. Despite these assertions, sources in Jerusalem suggest ongoing efforts by Qatar and the United States to find compromise formulas for a potential deal

In a devastating turn of events, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) spokesperson confirmed this morning that 21 reservist soldiers lost their lives in two serious incidents in the southern Gaza Strip. The fallen heroes include Major General (Res.) Matan Lazar, Maj. Gen. (res.) Hadar Keflok, Maj. Gen. (res.) Sergey Guntmacher, Maj. Gen. (res.) Elkana Yehuda Sepaz, Maj. Gen. (res.) Yuval Lopes, Major (res.) Yoav Levy, Major (res.) Nicholas Berger, Major (res.) Cedric Green, Sergeant Major (res.) Raphael Elias Moshiov, and Sergeant Major (res.) Barak Haim ben Walid

In a significant development, Israel and Hamas have reached preliminary understandings on most clauses of a deal for the release of abductees. The proposed framework is a 35-day transaction, involving the release of Israeli abductees in Gaza, reciprocal release of Palestinian prisoners by Israel, and additional humanitarian aid to Gaza. Key details, such as the number of prisoners for each kidnapper, have been determined. However, a major hurdle remains over Hamas's demand for an absolute ceasefire, which Israel is reluctant to accept