IDF arrests seven terror suspects in Judea and Samaria

In a post for X, Lapid called the comparison between Netanyahu and Hamas in the ICC Prosecutor's move for arrest warrants "outrageous."

Netanyahu called the decision "outrageous" and akin to morally comparing "FDR to Hitler."

Karim Khan was supposed to be invited this week to Israel on an official visit to witness the functioning of the Israeli legal system, and instead decided to push ahead with warrants for Netanyahu and Gallant's arrest without doing so.

The IDF also struck a rocket launcher in the Ayta ash-Shab area used to fire on the Biranit area earlier today.

The Labor Party and the Arab parties refused to sign, each for their own reasons. Labor MK Naama Lazimi called the petition a "meaningless statement" meant to be a "tool of Bibi's."

State Camp leader and war cabinet member Benny Gantz sharply criticized the decision of ICC Prosecutor Karim Khan to apply for warrants against Netanyahu and Gallant.

Some 4,000 terror suspects have been arrested in Judea and Samaria since the beginning of the war, around 1,700 of them affiliated with Hamas.

The Air Force struck multiple targets in the Gaza Strip over the past day, including weapons depots, rocket launchers, military structures, and terrorist units.

Among others, the IDF identified eliminated a terrorist trying to exit a tunnel shaft. He was targeted and eliminated by IDF aircraft.

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.

The IDF eliminated senior Hamas operatives Zaher al-Houli and Rami Khalil Faki. Watch:

The IDF eliminated Azmi Abu Daqqa, a Hamas member active in procuring weapons for the terrorist group in the Gaza Strip. The Air Force has also struck dozens of other terror targets over the last 24 hours.