After requesting that residents of Khan Yunis' eastern neighborhoods evacuate to the al-Mawasi humanitarian zone, the IDF has launched an operation in the city, including the reported use of tanks. 

Arab media outlets report a second round of strikes against the Ras Isa port north of Houdeida, which was struck by the IDF on Saturday.

The Air Forces admitted that the drone that hit Tel Aviv was mistakenly not identified as a hostile target, and therefore not identified by the aerial defense system.

An air strike eliminated 20 Hamas terrorists, including a Nukhba terrorist who participated in October 7 and the sniper who killed Tal Lahat.

The Hezbollah Secretary-General also said that "if your tanks come to Lebanon, you won't have any tanks."

Former Shin Bet Director Ilan Lotan told Reshet Bet Radio that Mohammad Deif's elimination actually positions Israel better for a hostage deal than before.

When Qatar threatened them with expulsion unless they reached a deal with Israel, Hamas leaders looked for alternatives. When they found them wanting, they returned to the negotiation table.

Multiple sirens went off in the Upper Galilee. A number of drones are suspected to have infiltrated from Lebanon, some of which were shot down. No casualties or damage was reported.

As negotiations over a hostage deal continue, Ynet national security analyst Ron Ben Yishai says this asset is the most important lifeline for Hamas and Sinwar.

A new center-right party meant to unite Naftali Bennet, Avigdor Liberman, Yossi Cohen, and Gideon Saar is stuck in negotiations over who will lead it.

Diaspora Affairs Minister Amihai Chikli spoke to Galei Yisrael about his core condition for a hostage deal.

Former Defense Minister and current Israel Beytenu party leader Avigdor Liberman said that "the main effort needs to be directed at defeating Iran."

Lt.-Col. (res.) Yaron Chanan provides a glimpse into what the first day of war with Hezbollah will look like, and it isn't pretty.

People in Smotrich's circle say that Defense Minister Yoav Gallant made the decision to renew electricity provision to the Gaza Strip on his own.

According to a report in the British newspaper, The Financial Times, Israel is developing a plan for the day after the Gaza war. Among other measures, it involves recruiting Palestinians screened by the IDF and delivering food through them to residents of the Strip.

Fallen soldier who was killed in Rafah named as Sergeant Ori Yitzhak Hadad from Beer Sheva.

Having once called Charedim a "parasitical population," Democrats leader Yair Golan now says he does not rule out forming a government with them - but he does with others.

Former Mossad senior official David Elam addresses the possibility of war in the north, stating that neither Nasrallah nor Hezbollah are interested in it. He also remarked, "The American government is displaying hints that are also evident in negotiations."

The number of Nile fever patients in central Israel continues to rise, reaching a peak of one hundred diagnosed cases, with at least 8 in critical condition requiring ventilation.