March 24, 12:59 AM • 15960 views10:02 AM • 2748 viewsMarch 23, 06:21 PM • 36994 viewsMarch 23, 09:52 PM • 24617 viewsMarch 23, 06:36 PM • 24125 viewsMarch 23, 02:50 PM • 21987 viewsThe Israeli Defense Forces reported strikes on about 1,600 Hezbollah targets in southern Lebanon and the Bekaa Valley over the past day. Launchers, command posts and terrorist infrastructure were attacked.
The IDF called on the Lebanese to leave the areas where Hezbollah weapons are stored. The Israeli army carried out more than 300 strikes on terrorist targets, warning civilians via SMS and radio.
The Israeli military stormed the Al Jazeera office in Ramallah and closed it for 45 days. Palestinian journalists condemned the move as a violation of freedom of speech and journalists' rights.
The Israeli military continues its attacks on Hezbollah, launching dozens of air strikes on Lebanese targets. This is a response to Hezbollah's preparations to fire on Israeli territories and launch about 90 rockets in the direction of Israel.
The Israeli army carried out an air strike on Beirut, killing Hezbollah's operations commander Ibrahim Akil. The attack killed 8 people and injured 59.
Israeli forces attacked about 30 Hezbollah rocket launchers in Lebanon. They also destroyed a weapons storage facility in the south of the country with about 150 launchers.
Israel conducted a reconnaissance operation, blowing up thousands of Hezbollah pagers without informing the United States. The attack killed 9 people and injured 2,750, paralyzing Hezbollah's command and control system.
Hamas rejected the terms of the agreement on the release of hostages and a ceasefire. The group accused Netanyahu of creating new obstacles in the negotiations, in particular regarding the IDF's presence in the Philadelphia Corridor.
US President Joe Biden said that work on a ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas is ongoing. Israel and Hamas have different positions on the terms of the agreement and the exchange of hostages.
The Israeli Defense Forces reported the elimination of two high-ranking Hamas militants in an air strike in the West Bank. The militants were involved in the August 11 terrorist attack that killed an Israeli.
"Hezbollah attacked the Upper Galilee in northern Israel, firing about 25 rockets. The rockets hit open areas, and there were no casualties, the Israeli army reports.
Israel's military is on "highest alert" due to a potential attack by Iran or Hezbollah. The Air Force has stepped up patrols over Lebanon, but instructions for civilians remain unchanged.
The Israeli Defense Forces reported 30 rocket launches from Lebanon toward the Kabri area in the north of the country. Air raid sirens sounded around 2 a.m., no casualties were reported.
The Israeli Defense Forces announced the elimination of Samer Mahmoud al-Hajj, a senior Hamas commander in Lebanon. The terrorist was killed in an air strike in the Sidon area, 60 kilometers from the border.
Hamas unanimously elected Yahya Sinwar as chairman of the political bureau to replace the murdered Ismail Haniyeh. Sinwar is considered an extremist and is suspected of organizing the October 7, 2023, terrorist attacks.
The Israeli army reported the killing of Hezbollah's Radwan commander Ali Jamal Aldin Jawad. The attack was carried out by an air strike on a moving car, and the IDF also attacked Hezbollah military facilities in southern Lebanon.
The Israeli Defense Forces announced the elimination of Abed al-Zeri, Hamas's Minister of Economy in Gaza. He was responsible for expanding Hamas's military capabilities and controlling humanitarian aid in the Strip.
The Israeli Defense Forces intercept air targets from Lebanon, two soldiers are wounded. Israeli Air Force strikes Hezbollah targets in southern Lebanon.
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu plans to dismiss Defense Minister Galant, IDF Chief of Staff Halevi, and Shabak Chairman Barak, according to press reports.
“Hezbollah resumed rocket and artillery attacks on Israel after the assassination of its commander in Beirut. The Lebanese in the areas controlled by Hezbollah are preparing for a possible escalation of the conflict.
US Secretary of State Blinken asked Qatar to convey a message to Iran and Hezbollah, urging them not to escalate the situation after the assassination of Hamas leaders. Qatar agreed to mediate in this matter.
The Israeli Defense Forces announced the elimination of Mohammed Deif, commander of Hamas's military wing in Gaza. The strike was carried out on July 13, 2024, in the Khan Younis area, and other militants were also killed.
The White House reaffirmed its commitment to Israel's security after a strike on Beirut killed a Hezbollah commander. The United States emphasized Israel's right to defend itself, but continues to work on a diplomatic solution to the conflict.
The Israeli Defense Forces reported the killing of Fouad Shukr, a Hezbollah leader, during an attack on Beirut. Hezbollah had previously denied this information, claiming that Shukr had survived.
The IDF confirms an air strike on Beirut, targeting a Hezbollah commander responsible for attacks on Israel. The Israeli Defense Minister said that Hezbollah “crossed the red line”.
The Israeli Defense Forces confirmed air strikes on Houthi military targets in the port of Al Hudaydah in Yemen. The strike, approved by Defense Minister Yoav Gallant, was a response to numerous attacks against Israel.
The Israeli air force attacked Hezbollah's weapons depots in the Tyre Harf and Blida areas of southern Lebanon. During the strike, repeated explosions were recorded, indicating the presence of additional weapons.
The Israeli military announced the killing of Hamas deputy battalion commander Ayman Shweida and company commander Ubada Abu Hein as a result of recent air strikes on Gaza City.
Israel orders mass evacuation of Khan Younis in the Gaza Strip, signaling a renewed ground offensive against Hamas militants.
US intelligence indicates that a large-scale war between Israel and Hezbollah could break out in the next few weeks if a ceasefire agreement is not reached in Gaza.
