Israel Defense Forces

The Israeli military will remain in the Gaza Strip for many years to fight Hamas. This was stated by Food Security Minister Avi Dichter, confirming the construction of military infrastructure in the region.

Hezbollah carried out a massive shelling of Israeli territory, firing about 250 rockets.

In Amman, an armed man opened fire near the Israeli Embassy, wounding three police officers. The attacker was shot dead, and the area around the incident was cordoned off by law enforcement.

Israeli Prime Minister promises $5 million and a safe exit for each hostage released. During a visit to Gaza, Netanyahu announces the successful destruction of Hamas' military capabilities.

A Hezbollah rocket attack in the Bnei Brak and Ramat Gan neighborhoods injured five people, one in serious condition. The rocket was intercepted by Israel's air defenses, but shrapnel damaged buildings and transportation.

Israel's deputy foreign minister offered to transfer Russian weapons seized from Hamas and Hezbollah to Ukraine. Ukraine's Ambassador Yevhen Korniychuk supported this initiative, emphasizing the common enemies of the two countries.

In the center of Beirut, an Israeli airstrike allegedly killed Hezbollah spokesman Mohammed Afif. The attack took place in the Ras al-Naba'a neighborhood, and three people were wounded.

The Israeli military conducted the fourth series of strikes on Hezbollah command centers in the Dahiya neighborhood of Beirut. The IDF reported about 50 terrorist targets attacked over the past week.

The IDF has launched an air strike on smuggling routes between Syria and Lebanon used by Hezbollah. The strikes are aimed at reducing the capacity of the 4400 unit responsible for smuggling weapons.

The Israeli military carried out powerful air strikes on the southern districts of Beirut controlled by Hezbollah. The attacks led to significant destruction of the group's facilities, including weapons depots and missile positions.

Qatar suspends mediation in the war in the Gaza Strip until the parties to the conflict show “seriousness. ” Hamas' political office in Doha is being closed.

An Israeli strike on a residential building in Jabaliya has killed at least 32 people. Due to the ongoing Israeli raid, rescuers are unable to establish the exact number of victims.

The United States and the United Kingdom conducted a series of strikes on Houthi targets in several areas of Yemen, including the provinces of Sana'a and al-Hudaydah. According to media reports, the attacks took place in the districts of Jarban, Al Hafa and Sufyan.

The Israeli military conducted a large-scale operation against terrorist targets in Gaza and Lebanon. Military facilities, weapons depots and launchers were destroyed, and dozens of terrorists were killed.

Israeli air strikes on the Bekaa Valley and the city of Baalbek killed at least 40 people and wounded more than 50. Rescuers continue to search under the rubble, the number of victims may increase.

The IDF attacked Hezbollah's weapons depots near the city of al-Qusayr in Syria and shot down a drone. The strike was aimed at the logistics infrastructure for smuggling weapons from Syria to Lebanon.

Israel has detained a senior aide to Prime Minister Eliyahu Feldstein on suspicion of passing on classified information. The leak could have affected negotiations on the release of hostages in the Gaza Strip.

The Israeli military conducted a ground operation in Syria, detaining a citizen, Ali Soleiman al-Assi. The detainee was linked to Iranian networks and had been under surveillance for months.

The IDF denies striking a polio vaccination center in northern Gaza, where WHO says 6 people were injured. The military claims that the analysis did not reveal any strikes in the area.

The Israeli Defense Forces have called on residents of the ancient city of Baalbek to urgently evacuate before air strikes on Hezbollah targets. The UNESCO-listed city is home to about 100,000 people.

Shiite cleric Naim Qassem became the new leader of Hezbollah after the death of Hassan Nasrallah. The former leader was killed in an Israeli air strike in Beirut on September 27.

In the Glilot neighborhood near Tel Aviv, a truck drove into a bus stop, injuring 16 people. The police are treating the incident as a possible terrorist attack, as important intelligence facilities are located nearby.

The IDF announces targeted strikes on military targets in Iran in response to months of attacks. Israel claims its right to self-defense after attacks on seven fronts.

Israel has developed a detailed plan for a retaliatory strike against the residences of Iranian leaders and military facilities. The plan had to be postponed due to the leak of classified Pentagon documents.

The Israeli Defense Forces confirmed the killing of Hashim Safi al-Din, the likely successor to Hassan Nasrallah, during an air strike in Beirut on October 4. Along with him, Hezbollah's intelligence chief and other commanders were killed.

Hamas media reports 73 deaths as a result of an Israeli air strike on Gaza. Israel denies these figures, claiming that the number of casualties is greatly exaggerated.

The IDF officially announced the elimination of Yahya Sinwar, the leader of Hamas, in the Gaza Strip on October 16. Sinwar, who was responsible for the October 7 attack, was found and killed by soldiers of the 828th Brigade after a long period of hiding.

The IDF announced the elimination of three terrorists in the Gaza Strip, one of whom may be Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar. The identities of the terrorists and information about the hostages are being checked.

The IDF announced the elimination of Jalal Mustafa Hariri, a Hezbollah commander in the Qana area of southern Lebanon. Together with him, terrorists responsible for artillery and anti-tank attacks were killed.

The IDF killed the commander of Hamas's unmanned forces in Gaza and hit more than 140 Hezbollah targets. Israeli troops eliminated dozens of terrorists and found a large number of weapons.