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According to the Washington Post, the president was furious after discovering that US ammunition stockpiles had significantly depleted, affecting the continuation of the campaign against Iran. The White House and the Pentagon deny the report.

In the shadow of the security escalation, contacts in Rome are encountering significant disputes, and Hezbollah is attempting to thwart the memorandum of understanding. The group is orchestrating a campaign against the Lebanese government and using explosive devices to target the local army.

An agreement between Tehran and Oman may restore shipping in the strait – but at the cost of Iranian oversight and the possibility of transit fees. In Washington, they warn that recognizing state control over an international shipping lane is a worrying development.

Israel and several Gulf states are negotiating new oil and gas transport routes to bypass the Strait of Hormuz and the Bab el-Mandeb Strait amid the ongoing war with Iran.

Residents of Sanaa and the Emirati website "Erem News" report that the Houthi regime in Yemen has begun operating a mandatory registration and military recruitment mechanism for students in schools. According to reports, the organization's "General Recruitment Authority" is distributing forms to students of various ages and providing them with ideological and military training in preparation for...

The cabinet signals opposition to clauses that allow Hamas to maintain its power, but on the ground, Israel is already acting according to the understandings. In the Gaza envelope, they warn against partial disarmament and its consequences.

The first day of meetings between Israeli and Lebanese delegations in Rome ended without a breakthrough. The parties failed to reach agreements on demilitarization mechanisms or the cessation of controlled explosions, limiting progress to border discussions.

The IDF is concerned about the recurring illegal crossing of the Israel-Syria border by young Israelis. These incidents divert security forces from their primary mission of protecting northern residents.

After her son Yotam was severely wounded in Gaza, Michal Asban founded "Ima Lavia" (Lioness Mother). The forum brings together 600 mothers of wounded soldiers to advocate for national support systems.

The 15-point document agreed upon by Peace Council diplomats includes Hamas's commitment to surrender all weapons and relinquish control over the Gaza Strip. Despite the historic nature of the deal, Israel remains deeply concerned about implementation and security guarantees.

On Tuesday, recruits and their families gathered at Ariel Sharon Park for induction into the IDF Combat Engineering Corps. Despite parental anxiety, the new recruits show high morale and determination.

A group of black-clad skinheads blocked the entrance to a hotel in the resort town of Bansko, cursed the young people, and performed Nazi salutes while shouting "Sieg Heil." Police called to the scene drove them away, but they returned shortly after. The incident comes about a week after a group of 18-year-old Israelis were attacked in Sunny Beach.

Nawaf Salam responded to the Hezbollah Secretary-General's accusation regarding assistance to Israel: "They dragged Lebanon alone into the adventures of the 'support' wars, and provided excuses for aggression against our country."

The head of the terrorist organization Naim Qassem attacked the direct negotiations: "It brought only political gains to Israel, but we will repel it on the ground." In Lebanon, it is reported that these issues will be discussed in the round of talks in Rome.

The US and regional powers are focusing on economic pressure to bring the Iranian regime to a breaking point. Washington aims to avoid escalation before the midterm elections while maintaining a strict blockade.

Units of the 23rd Airborne Brigade of the Iranian army participated in a series of raids against rebels, while talks with the Americans were ongoing. During Operation "Lion's Roar," the possibility was raised that Kurdish forces would be used to topple the regime in Tehran, and now Tehran is taking revenge on its opponents without American interference.

Against the backdrop of the storm caused by Defense Minister Israel Katz when he decided to dismiss Avi Bluth live on air, the head of the Beit El council warns that turning every event in the field into a tool for political mudslinging endangers the safety of citizens. Beyond advanced combat means, the IDF needs commanders who make decisions based on judgment that preserves the safety of fighters...

The Knesset Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee approved the first stage of the Ministry of Defense's plan to shorten timelines and digitize licensing procedures. The reform includes expanding exemptions from marketing licenses alongside increased enforcement and protection of national security.

Hamas claims that Israeli escalation is hindering the implementation of the ceasefire and has urged mediators to intervene. Meanwhile, the Palestinian technocratic committee is preparing for the second phase, including arrangements for weapons storage and a new police mechanism.

The Prime Minister's Office criticized the proposed plan for the disarmament of Hamas, clarifying that it does not reflect Israel's position. In light of President Donald Trump's remarks, Jerusalem warns that the terrorist organization has used the ceasefire to rebuild its military infrastructure.

The 'Popular Mobilization Forces' in Iraq have become a central tool for Iran to drag the US into a prolonged conflict. According to 'The Telegraph', Tehran uses these militias to expand the theater of operations.

The Military Prosecution filed an indictment against Kamal Khatib, head of the Nur a-Shams Battalion, for the attack that killed Staff Sergeant (res.) Yehuda Ghetto in July 2024. The court ordered his detention until the end of the proceedings.

The Minister of Defense's statement regarding the GOC Central Command on a live Channel 14 broadcast is an unprecedented event. This incident has damaged not only Avi Blot but also Major General Bar-Kalifa.

A senior officer at US Central Command has asked intelligence personnel for "creative" ideas to counter Iran, signaling a re-evaluation of Washington's limited strategic options. A US source told CNN: "Ultimately, the president will want to reach an agreement."

Against the backdrop of the promotion of President Donald Trump's plan, the Prime Minister's spokesperson confirmed to Reuters that Israel expressed concern about the proposed outline for the disarmament of Hamas. At the same time, Palestinian and international officials are attacking Israel following the recent strikes in the Strip. Senior Fatah official Mohammed Dahlan and the CEO of the Gaza...

Three days after the signing of the Hamas disarmament agreement, liquidations in the Gaza Strip continue despite the US administration's demand for a ceasefire. While many issues remain unresolved, security officials emphasize: "We will continue to eliminate imminent threats."

Palestinian media reported that senior Hamas official Nafez Sabih, who headed the organization's information security system, was eliminated in an IDF strike in Gaza City. Hamas claimed the strikes indicate Israel is not interested in an agreement and called on mediators to intervene.

The sense of hubris in Tehran may increase the chances of a more powerful attack, even if the timing is less desirable for Donald Trump. Alongside preparations for the possibility of escalation with Iran, Israel is required to maintain its level of readiness.

Neighbors of Baghdad have signaled that it must curb pro-Iranian militias, or they will strike their positions within its territory. Baghdad promises to prevent further launches. In Lebanon, there are calls for Hezbollah to refrain from intervening in a potential conflict between the US and Iran.

Lt. Col. A., commander of an IDF rescue battalion, faced a severe cancer diagnosis in the midst of the war. Despite aggressive chemotherapy and complex surgery, the officer refused to leave his post, finding strength in his service to fight the disease.

The IDF announced the completion of the 401st Brigade Combat Team's mission in southern Lebanon. Over eight months, forces eliminated more than 60 terrorists and destroyed over 1,200 Hezbollah infrastructure sites.

Against the backdrop of the roadmap for disarming Hamas, former senior Fatah official Mohammed Dahlan claimed that Jared Kushner reached an agreement with Israel to stop strikes in Gaza starting Sunday morning. "We are continuing contacts with the Americans to ensure the implementation of the agreement," he said.

The President of the State in an interview with Fox News: "Khan represents antisemitic rhetoric". Warns against Iran: "A dangerous ideology that spreads terror". On Gaza: "Hamas cannot rule - it must be disarmed".

A report in The New York Times states that the IRGC has focused on a plan to slowly accumulate costs, intended to erode American willingness to continue attacks. IRGC commanders have been integrated directly into Hezbollah's leadership council.

Reserve officers and soldiers serving in southern Lebanon report a severe manpower shortage that impairs their ability to carry out missions. They state that current staffing levels are insufficient for operational needs.

Arab reports indicate that hundreds of Houthi commanders and fighters have disappeared from the public eye amid tightened security in the Yemeni capital. Residents fear a regional escalation and warn of a confrontation that will take a heavy toll on the population.

Among the targets - a warehouse near a hospital in Deir al-Balah in the center of the Strip. The IDF emphasizes: the weapons were intended to harm forces and civilians, and operations will continue to remove threats despite the reports last night regarding the agreement to disarm Hamas published by the Peace Council.

The commander of the U.S. European Command, General Alexus Grynkewich, warned the Pentagon that without an additional destroyer, he would be forced to prioritize the defense of U.S. territory over the defense of Israel. The report comes amid heavy strain on the U.S. Navy due to the war with Iran and a shortage of available vessels.

The Ugandan army commander unveiled a monument honoring Yoni Netanyahu at the old Entebbe airport terminal. The statue stands at the site where the commander of the 1976 hostage rescue operation was killed, marking a gesture of strengthened ties with Israel.

US embassies in Israel, Jordan, and Iraq have warned of potential unforeseen escalation. American citizens are advised to prepare for flight cancellations and airspace closures.