Netanyahu’s office has denied any plans to increase his son’s security, which is currently estimated to cost NIS 200,000 per month. Officials assert that there is no credible threat to warrant such a measure.

The army reports that Staff Sgt. Amit Friedman, 19, from Or Yehuda and a soldier in the Nahal Brigade’s 932nd Battalion, was killed in action.

Jewish groups are applauding the increased funding, with the Jewish Federations of North America stating that it “will make a significant impact on our community’s security.”

Relatives of the 52-year-old Muslim Israeli and father of 11 from the Bedouin city of Rahat in the Negev Desert have begun revealing details about the harsh conditions he endured since his abduction on October 7.

According to the army, forces have entered camps near Jenin, Tulkarm, and in the Jordan Valley to apprehend terror suspects and dismantle military capabilities.

Negotiations will continue in the Qatari capital following several days of discussions in Cairo regarding a Gaza ceasefire agreement.

Israel’s Foreign Minister, Israel Katz, stated on Twitter that the IDF has been working “intensively” since last night in the Jenin and Tulkarm refugee camps to disrupt what he referred to as “Islamic-Iranian” terrorist infrastructures established in those areas.

Nine Palestinian terrorists have been killed in clashes with Israeli forces so far.

Relatives report that the 52-year-old lost significant weight, surviving mostly on bread and not eating daily. His brother Hatem said, “It’s better than being born again.”