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.

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.

If you want to topple the Hamas government, you have no choice but to replace it with another, which, even if it is not Zionist and loves Israel, isn't as bad as Hamas. Those who oppose this prove that even today they still view Hamas as an asset.

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

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

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.