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"These are Western solutions that do not fit the Islam of the Middle East, which has not abandoned the idea of the uprising," a security source clarified. According to him, Hamas is establishing its rule in the Strip detached from the statements in the media. "It has received another year of stalling for time in which it will be able to restore its capabilities - this is a heavy blow," he warned.

The commander of the 162nd Division, Brigadier General Sagiv Cohen, decided that the battalion's soldiers will speak with mental health officers about the experiences they went through during the combat period. According to warrant officers in the brigade, the soldiers are finding it difficult to accept the severe punishment imposed following the incident - and expect the senior staff to "consider...

Maj. Y., a communications officer for the 401st Brigade, recounts her experience managing complex communication systems in the Gaza Strip and Lebanon, and the profound impact of losing her brigade commander, Col. Ahsan Daksa.

Washington has committed directly to Hamas not to allow Netanyahu to sabotage the agreement and that it will compel him to withdraw from the Gaza Strip and implement it. It was further claimed that the US informed the terrorist organization that it would not abandon the agreement and that it is a guarantor for it.

The IDF is preparing to expand operational control in the Gaza Strip and collapse Hamas tunnel networks using heavy engineering equipment. Simultaneously, the manhunt for Hamas commanders involved in the October 7 attacks continues, alongside efforts to thwart the rehabilitation of the naval Nukhba unit.

Dozens of soldiers from the Givati Brigade's Tzabar Battalion abandoned the Sde Teyman base following a dispute with command. The conflict erupted over a decision to forcibly remove unit symbols.

A senior security official stated that recent remarks by Iranian leaders reflect deep public despair and a fractured leadership. He added that Mojtaba Khamenei holds an extremist position and is blocking any potential negotiations with the United States.

"The lessons of October 7 are not learned through statements - but by maintaining the first line of defense of the Gaza envelope communities," they said. According to them, the move directly harms the security of the residents and stands in contradiction to the commitment given that until the end of the year, no reduction in the defense forces in the Gaza envelope communities would be carried out.

Following the severe terror attack near Havat Gilad and the loss of Major Yuval Ezra and Banyahu Malet, of blessed memory, organizers are expected to approach the army in the coming day to receive permits to arrive in the area. "The intention is not to confront Palestinians, but to show presence and clarify that the routine continues."

While the IDF intends to allow the Lebanese army to implement a pilot project in areas where Israeli forces have not yet operated, the Northern Command continues to locate Hezbollah infrastructure and push back terrorists. A security official emphasized that the IDF "acts wisely" and will not tolerate threats.

"Reading books is what remains with a person for life," reads a postcard from a Hezbollah publishing house discovered by IDF forces. The terrorist organization's youth movement instills hatred for Israel and the USA from a young age, while promoting the Iranian leadership.

The Israel Electric Corporation and the defense establishment are investing approximately 28 million shekels to connect 12 IDF posts along 41 kilometers of challenging terrain. Five posts, including Tel Hazaka and Nahal Golan, are already connected.

US Central Command confirmed that the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps attempted a surprise attack with ballistic missiles, which were successfully intercepted. Interceptions were observed in the skies over Eilat, and explosions were heard in Jordan. An advisor to the IRGC tweeted following the attack: "Iran is fully prepared for an all-out war."

Israel claims that the Lebanese Army, led by Chief of Staff Haykal, is coordinating its activity in the south of the country with Hezbollah to avoid friction. According to IDF sources, despite the Israeli withdrawal as part of the "Lebanese pilot," the Lebanese Army is barely locating and destroying terrorist infrastructure - far from the expectations of the Israeli system.

Avi Mizrahi, former commander of the Central Command, warned in an interview with 103fm about the explosive situation in Judea and Samaria and harshly criticized the confrontation in the village of Tel where Binyahu Malet was killed.

The Air Force intercepted a suspicious UAV this Tuesday morning before it crossed into Israeli territory. This marks the third such incident in a single week, presenting the IDF with a complex intelligence and operational challenge.

Two years after the tragedy at the soccer field that claimed the lives of 12 children, a memorial site was inaugurated, combining the rocket crater and a preserved wall. Architect Zvika Pasternak noted that visitors will be forced to bow their heads in memory of the victims.

In light of the escalation in recent days, and "the increase in instability in the region", the US Embassy has imposed restrictions on private travel for all government employees and their family members to the West Bank. In practice, the restriction has been extended and will remain in effect until this coming Wednesday, unless it is extended again or cancelled.

The situation in Judea and Samaria is described as highly volatile. Military sources report that IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir is delaying the appointment of the head of the Civil Administration and the commander of the Judea and Samaria Division due to fears of political interference.

Eshkol Regional Council Head Michal Uziahu has criticized the Security Cabinet's decision to launch a "Peace Council" pilot in the Gaza Strip before Hamas is disarmed. She stated that for Gaza envelope residents, this is a fundamental security issue rather than a political one.

In the security establishment, there is growing concern that the Trump administration will exert heavy political pressure and force Israel into a unilateral withdrawal from Southern Lebanon. The move, already hinted at by senior US officials, raises concerns that a similar path will be forced on the Gaza Strip. Meanwhile, despite the ceasefire, the IDF continues to strike with intensity.

The Cabinet approved granting immunity to the international force ahead of its entry into areas of the Strip, despite requests in Israel to postpone the move until Hamas is demilitarized and disarmed. Meanwhile, security officials warn that the move will reduce the IDF's freedom of action, erode its achievements, and allow Hamas to rehabilitate.

Zehava Shaul, who passed away at the age of 71 last Friday, led a decade-long struggle to bring her son home for burial in Israel. She will be laid to rest beside her husband, Herzl, and her son Oron, whose body was recovered from the Gaza Strip in January 2025.

From engineering analysis of fortified sites to the adaptation of precise munitions: this is how the Air Force's HAK-AV unit has become the operational engine behind the approval of strike plans at the senior political and military levels. "Their opinion is highly regarded when approving strike plans; these are centers of knowledge with years of experience."

According to a security source, the Commander of the Central Command, Major General Avi Bluth, announced the move to reduce friction between the populations, in light of the sequence of security events in recent days. It was further stated that industrial zones were excluded, and construction sites can be excluded at the request of the communities.

The Ministry of Defense is requesting to extend the declaration of a special state on the home front throughout the country until August 11. Under the proposal, despite the ceasefires and agreements signed, uncertainty still prevails on the Iran and Lebanon fronts. According to the security establishment’s assessment, there is a high probability of an attack on the civilian population.

Intelligence officials have long pointed to a "very tense situation," said a senior officer. According to him, the Chief of Staff decided to reduce forces in Lebanon and Gaza and transferred an additional force to Judea and Samaria even before the attack, and will now transfer additional battalions. "The outposts challenge the ability to hold the territory and create law and order," he clarified.

IDF, Shin Bet, and Border Police forces conducted a widespread operation throughout the West Bank tonight, arresting Hamas activists and suspects involved in planning attacks. In Samaria, troops raided the village of Tel, the home of the terrorist who carried out Friday's shooting attack.

Several dozen locals chanted anti-Israel slogans upon the players' arrival at the arena ahead of the opening game against Greece. Delegation members and parents also encountered the protest.

Legal experts warn that Hamas terrorists must be prosecuted in a fair process that maintains international legitimacy. "Go explain this picture to the world. We will lose everything we want to achieve in such a situation," explained Prof. Yoav Sapir, former National Public Defender. Rothman, on the other hand: allowing them to live is immoral.

Muhammad Uda demanded to document every movement of the IDF, established the espionage system, and was considered the "intelligence brain" behind October 7. He tried to fly under the radar, but a series of mistakes led to his elimination. Now Walla reveals the behind-the-scenes of the hunt, and the chilling plan being woven beneath the surface.

According to reports from Palestinians and human rights organizations, dozens of settlers raided the villages of Far'ata, Jit, Beit Furik, Burin, and Iraq in the Nablus area, setting fires and throwing stones at residential homes.

Following three severe terror attacks within 24 hours, the IDF fears copycat attacks and nationalist crime. The West Bank Division has been reinforced with an additional combat battalion, and broad operational activity is expected to begin in the coming hours.

A report was received regarding a person wounded by gunfire following the theft of a security officer's weapon. The incident began when Israeli hikers were attacked by Palestinians near the village of Til.