Area over three times the size of Tel Aviv burned down in north

Sirens were heard in the Western Galilee after several UAVs crossed from Lebanon and impacts were identified in the Abirim area. In response, the IDF attacked Hezbollah military structures in southern Lebanon.

Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Herzi Halevi conducted a situation assessment and tour on the Golan Heights border and said, "The IDF is highly focused on fighting Hezbollah and is simultaneously preparing for offensive moves within the area."

In the weeks following the IDF's preemptive strike on Hezbollah's planned revenge for the assassination of its military leader, signs are emerging of exhaustion on the terrorist side.

From refugee camps to city streets, a deadly game of cat and mouse unfolds as Hamas operatives face an invisible threat.

The Iron Beam laser-based anti-missile defense system has reportedly passed an important test this week, though the system is not expected to be operational until the end of 2025 at the earliest.

Hezbollah reportedly launched several rockets at Israel - all of which failed to cross into Israeli territory.

The IDF just reported five rocket launches at the north, some of which were intercepted, with others falling in open areas.

Two suspicious objects were spotted heading towards Israel from Lebanon and were intercepted.

Since this morning, 115 rockets have been fired at northern Israel. Multiple fires have broken out as a result of the relentless rocket fire. No injuries have been reported. 

The Home Front Command and Northern Command have issued a warning to residents of the Upper Galilee Regional Council, advising them to remain close to protected spaces and to avoid unnecessary movement in the area.

Following a salvo of some 65 rockets towards Israel, the Air Force struck rocket launchers used to attack Israel from southern Lebanon.

Physical damage and fires have been reported throughout the affected area, all of which are being contained and put out. No casualties have been reported.