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The IDF also struck military structures belonging to Hezbollah in Jebel Razlan and Blida.

Meanwhile, State Camp party leader and war cabinet member Benny Gantz said that "the Defense Minister speaks words of truth."

The Defense Minister issued a challenge to the Prime Minister to declare that military civilian rule is off the table: "This is a moment of a national test, even if it involves a political cost."

The plan includes obligatory prayer and religious study and a woman-free environment, with 3,000 expected to be drafted.

The IDF intercepted two hostile drones headed from the east with fighter planes. Watch:

The Prime Minister published a video explaining why destroying Hamas as a military force is essential for any post-Hamas arrangement in Gaza.

State Camp party leader Benny Gantz sharply criticized Prime Minister Netanyahu's decision to move a Draft Law from Naftali Bennet's term forward: "The temporary bridging law is not relevant to the reality after October 7."

According to an Axios report, the Prime Minister issued the remarks during a cabinet meeting, telling representatives that Israel would do "whatever it takes" to insure its security.

The targets included military structures, rocket launch sites, weapons storage sites, and other infrastructure.

Hezbollah fired several dozen rockets at the Meron area a few hours ago. No casualties have been reported.

The casual mixing of Hamas terrorists among UN personnel and vehicles was captured by IDF drone footage.

In an article for the Wall Street Journal, Israeli commentator Amit Segal writes that the United States betrayed its promise to back Israel against threats from places it evacuates when it imposed a partial arms embargo.

Following the UN decision to expand the powers of the Palestinian Authority as an observer state, the Prime Minister decided to put a proposal rejecting the decision of the General Assembly to a government vote.

Some of the protesters even managed to cross into Gaza. Two were taken into custody.

An IAF strike killed senior Hezbollah commander Hossein Ibrahim Makhi. Makhi was responsible for planning and carrying out numerous terrorist attacks against Israel.

The Egyptian Foreign Minister made this statement following Foreign Minister Katz's claim that the key to resolving the humanitarian crisis in Gaza was in Egyptian hands.

The missile was part of a Hezbollah salvo launched during Independence Day.

Following rocket fire on Sderot, the IDF told residents of certain neighborhoods in the northern Gaza Strip to move west to allow for an operation against terrorists in the area.

The soldiers, from the Paratrooper and Givati Brigades, have been evacuated to the hospital to be treated.