Clashes increasing between Netanyahu and Gallant over hostage deal

After nine months, the IDF will publicize its findings regarding the Hamas attack on Be'eri, the first in a series of internal investigations regarding the events of the massacre.

The ministers and MKs in the current coalition firmly say that they are opposed to a deal with Hamas that would lead to a cessation of hostilities.

The opposition leader said that his party would prevent Netanyahu's government from falling if he moved ahead with a hostage deal and Smotrich and Ben Gvir left the coalition.

The IDF eliminated Hamas terrorists and seized multiple weapons caches in a school and clinic located in Shejaiya.

The IDF Spokesperson in Arabic issued new evacuation instructions for Gazans in the southern part of Gaza City, as operations continue against regrouping Hamas terrorists.

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The IDF also destroyed rocket launchers ready to fire into Israeli territory, seized weapons, and destroyed tunnel shafts.

Responding to reports about the continuing negotiations for a hostage deal, Smotrich said that Hamas is "collapsing" and that stopping the war now would be a serious mistake.

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.