IDF announces death of another brave soldier in Gaza city

IDF 82nd Battalion officer sustains serious injuries in northern Gaza clash.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has outlined a set of essential demands ahead of renewed hostage negotiations in Cairo and Doha this week, insisting that certain conditions must be met for Israel to agree to a potential hostage release and ceasefire deal with Hamas.

The government has declared a prolongation of evacuations from both the North and South. The funding for the expansion of evacuations will come from a wide-ranging reduction of 1% in the budget of multiple ministries. 

Gallant stated that even though there is a ceasefire in Gaza, the battle against Hezbollah in the north will continue.

As negotiations over a hostage deal continue, Ynet national security analyst Ron Ben Yishai says this asset is the most important lifeline for Hamas and Sinwar.

The Defense Minister revealed this information while discussing the northern front with IDF soldiers.

Ibrahim was a company commander in the 601st Engineering Battalion.

The IDF Spokesperson in Arabic just posted new instructions for civilians in the Tuffah, Old City, and al-Daraj areas in Gaza City to evacuate west.

Senior Hamas official Ihab El-Tzin, who is in charge of the Ministry of Labor in Gaza was killed in an Israeli attack on a school in the west of Gaza City, according to Palestinian reports.

One of the wounded is considered in serious but stable condition, while the other two, including the IDF soldier, are considered to be lightly injured from the attack.

A heated confrontation ensued between the Defence Minister and the other ministers regarding the conscription law as well as the severe lack of soldiers needed on the front line. Galant is at his wits end.

The IDF continues to operate in Shejaiya, destroying booby-trapped buildings and eliminating terrorist groups in close-quarters combat