Watch: IDF working intensively to help make US Gaza pier a success

Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich is demanding a clarification from the Prime Minister and the war cabinet about the resumption of trade between PA-controlled territories and Gaza contrary to the cabinet's decision.

After the extensive crisis between Israel and the US, it was reported that the arms shipment that was delayed by US President Biden has now landed in Israel.

IDF Spokesperson Daniel Hagari also addressed the serious incident in Jebaliya, in which soldiers were killed by friendly fire, saying "we will learn the lessons."

The movement, which disrupts or tries to block aid going into Gaza while there are still hostages, says it intends to keep going: "The nation has awoken and is unwilling to supply goodies to Nukhba terrorists at the expense of our hero fighters."

In addition to individual launchers, the IDF discovered an extensive rocket firing system with connected launchers in the Rafah area.

In addition, the IDF located and destroyed a number of launchers and located dozens of rockets, some of them long-range rockets.

Several drone alerts have sounded over the day in the north.

While the pier itself was put together at Ashdod, the IDF's engineering unit worked with COGAT to make the needed preparations on land.

Israel's Public Diplomacy Directorate published data summarizing 223 days of fighting in the north and south, including the dead - over 800 civilians and 600 IDF soldiers.

Arab sources report the death of two Hezbollah members in an air strike around Kafr Kanna in southern Lebanon.

The Defense Minister sounded a confident note in a situational assessment in the Rafah area, noting that Hamas is being ground down and is cut off from resupply.

In addition, Hezbollah fired around 60 missiles at Mount Meron earlier today.