Israel’s Defense Ministry announced sanctions on dozens of clients of the Al-Qard al-Hassan Association, a network of unofficial banks used by Hezbollah to both raise and launder money, on Thursday.

Brian Director, 27, from Maalot-Tarshiha, is the fourth person to be killed in cross-border attacks on the seaside city within the past month.

A 19-year-old soldier was killed by an artillery shell in the northern Gaza Strip, though it remains unclear whether the shell was fired by Hamas or the IDF.

A prominent billboard along a major road in Jerusalem, which previously praised President Joe Biden, now celebrates the victory of President-elect Donald Trump. It features a smiling photo of Trump with the message: “Welcome back, dear friend!”

The suspect allegedly crossed into the Israeli side of the Alpha Line, the demilitarized zone separating the two countries.

Hezbollah continues to launch rockets and UAVs at Israel, while IDF troops conduct operations in southern Lebanon and IAF aircraft carry out strikes further into the country.

In response to a resolution passed by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) this week, which censured the Iranian regime for its failure to cooperate with the agency’s monitoring measures, the regime vowed to deploy “new and advanced” centrifuges.

Hebrew media reports that President-elect’s team has started preparing to impose sanctions on ICC officials responsible for the warrants against Israeli leaders, two months before Trump’s inauguration.

The identification and destruction of the structures were part of a broader operation by the troops in the area to dismantle explosive devices.