Watch: IDF removes intercepted Iranian missile by air

The IDF struck several targets in the Ramyah area of southern Lebanon, including military structures and weapons storage locations.

The IDF says that there is no fear of a security event or a data leak, and that the drone will be gathered up by IDF soldiers.

IDF soldiers are conducting targeted raids and operations against terrorists in and around the Rafah crossing seized yesterday by the army.

At the screening of the documentary "Screams Before Silence" at the President's residence, former abductee Amit Soussana called for the release of other hostages: "No one can really begin to understand."

Washington fears that an invasion of Rafah will exacerbate the humanitarian crisis in the Gaza Strip.

Meanwhile, two "aerial targets" were identified entering Israel from Lebanon. One was intercepted. Light damage was caused, but no casualties.

This statement comes on the heels of Prime Minister Netanyahu's statement regarding the purpose of the operation,

Israeli officials are said to be "suspicious" that the US provided Hamas guarantees that the the IDF would withdraw from Gaza following a hostage return.

The Prime Minister also said that "Hamas' proposal yesterday was meant to torpedo the entry of our forces into Gaza. This did not happen."

According to the IDF, the two tunnels had been under "ongoing intelligence and technological surveillance."

COGAT announced that 60 trucks have passed through Erez crossing so far today, in response to an inquiry by Sky News.

At a speech at the Economic Conference of the Treasurers' Association, Tekuma Authority Director Moshe Edri said residents of "Beeri, Nir Oz, and Kfar Azza will be able to return to their homes in two or three years."