The IDF struck a Hezbollah military compound in the Beqaa area and two command posts in southern Lebanon.

In the face of President Biden's insistence on a comprehensive deal, Netanyahu insisted that "Israel's conditions for ending the war have not changed."

The Prime Minister said in a soon to be published interview that he is disappointed with the Biden administration's decision not to pursue sanctions against the Hague.

A month has passed since the Rafah operation began, and the government estimates that some 300 terrorists have been killed in the process, according to spokesperson David Mencer.

Yisrael Beytenu party leader Avigdor Liberman offered to work together with Gantz and Lapid to bring down the government.

The war cabinet is expected to convene today to discuss new negotiations for a deal in tandem with the CIA Director, the Mossad Director, and the Qatari Prime Minister. The cabinet will also discuss further operations in Rafah.

Minister and war cabinet member Benny Gantz said he believes the commission would "send an important and unifying message to the Israeli public."

Gantz: "We must take responsibility and act, so that this never happens again."

The IDF has so far arrested three terrorists found in a shaft and discovered caches of weapons.

The Defense Minister met with the National Security Adviser today, telling him that Israel is committed to expanding the Rafah operation for the sake of destroying Hamas and returning the hostages.

After the storm surrounding the defense minister's statement, a sharp confrontation broke out in the cabinet meeting with Ben Gvir saying that Gallant is "ignoring the majority." 

The IDF struck a number of military structures and infrastructures in southern Lebanon and killed a Hezbollah terrorist.

The soldiers were wounded in different incidents during operations in the Gaza Strip.

At the ceremony, Netanyahu said that "the War of Independence has not yet ended; it continues in these times."

The three soldiers, who were moderately wounded, were evacuated to the hospital.

In the face of Palestinian protests against his receiving the Charlemagne Prize, Rabbi Pinchas Goldschmidt said Hamas was "for the dire situation of the Palestinians."

According to reports, the IDF's action was aimed at obtaining a PR image to "appease" Israel's right-wing ministers.

Following accusations about faltering negotiations, Prime Minister Netanyahu reiterated that Hamas is the one impeding progress on negotiations for the release of hostages. 

A source familiar with the situation claims that publications regarding problems with specific clauses of the agreement are inaccurate and that there is positive progress in the talks.