The IDF reported that Israeli fighter jets targeted “significant” Hamas operatives in a command and control center located within a humanitarian zone. Palestinians have reported “massive craters” resulting from the strikes.

Forces closed a major cross-country highway for an hour as they surrounded a car carrying 13 suspects. Interrogation revealed that the suspects were linked to a terror cell in Hebron planning an imminent attack.

The statement was made following a tense conversation earlier in the day with the father of Ori Danino, one of the six hostages killed by Hamas in Rafah.

According to an INSS security specialist, Tehran is attempting to “offset its loss in Gaza” by bolstering terrorist groups in the Palestinian territories.

A terrorist arriving from Jordan by truck opened fire and was subsequently killed by security personnel. The Prime Minister stated that Israel is encircled by a violent ideology spearheaded by Iran. As a result, all land border crossings to Jordan have been closed.

Hezbollah fired approximately 50 rockets from Lebanon into northern Israel overnight on Saturday.

The mother of a hostage, whose body was recovered from a tunnel in southern Gaza three weeks ago, told the Knesset committee that “military pressure doesn’t bring captives back – it kills them.”

In a joint statement from the IDF and Shin Bet spokesmen, it was reported that at least 19 Hamas and PIJ terrorists were killed in the attack on the military headquarters at the Al-Taba’in school.

The official called for an agreement that includes both security arrangements and enforcement mechanisms, in contrast to Resolution 1701.