Watch: IDF eliminates rocket firing terrorists in 30 minutes

This speech, delivered against the backdrop of escalating tensions in the Middle East and growing concerns over Iran's nuclear ambitions, calls for decisive action by Israel, even in the face of potential international condemnation, laying out a passionate case for why Israel must act alone to ensure its survival.

Israel's military bases faced an unexpected threat as protesters, including members of the ruling coalition, stormed the gates and breached security perimeters. Defense Minister Yoav Gallant's demand for an investigation into far-right minister Itamar Ben Gvir's potential interference with police action has thrown the government into turmoil, exposing deep fissures within Netanyahu's fragile coalition.

Syrian media reports that air force planes attacked tonight in the Daraa area in southern Syria. 

Multiple diplomats and officials said that the United States is working to prevent Israel from attacking Beirut or critical civilian infrastructure such as bridges.

Rena Bitter, US Assistant Secretary of State for Consular Affairs, also said in a video statement that if commercial airlines are unavailable due to a crisis, citizens should be prepared to "shelter in place" for a long time.

Twice in One Day: Protesters Storm Beit Lid Army Base, Clash with Police. In response, Gideon Sa'ar, Chairman of New Hope-United Right, took to X, declaring, "The chaos must end. Immediately."

The IDF struck multiple Hezbollah terrorists today, as well as a rocket launcher used against the north.

Details about the investigation into soldiers suspected of mistreating a terrorist are beginning to emerge. As the truth of the terrorists role in the incident comes to light. 

Responding to allegations by Hamas that the Prime Minister added new conditions to delay and sink a hostage deal, Netanyahu denied doing so and explained his core demands.

In response to Turkish President Erdogan's threat to invade Israel to stop the war in Gaza, Katz warned that Erdogan could end up like Saddam Hussein did.

The drone was reportedly aimed at the Karish gas field - the second such attack in the last few days.

In anticipation of an Israeli response in Lebanon, which might include a possible ground invasion, a major Arab newspaper has published an article about Hezbollah's tunnel network in Lebanon.