Breaking: 3 injured in terror attack in West Bank

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.

After Palestinian media reported that an American citizen participating in a demonstration in the town of Beita was killed by gunfire, the IDF spokesperson said that the forces fired at an agitator who threw stones at them: "The details of the incident and the circumstances of the injury are under review."

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."

A 42-year-old Palestinian collided with his vehicle into a police patrol car that was engaged in operational activities near the settlement of Eli in Samaria.

Several terrorists were killed in the strike, including a battalion commander who participated in the October 7 massacre and another battalion commander who was responsible for firing anti-tank missiles and mortars into Israeli territory and against IDF forces.

The German Bild published a document which appears to have been found on Sinwar's computer, and which contains instructions on how to pressure Israel into a deal.

The IDF has made increasing use of air power, especially drones, to surveil and strike terrorists during operations.

An armed assailant opened fire earlier today outside the Israeli consulate in Munich. This attack coincides with 52nd commemoration of 1972 Olympic tragedy, which is why the consulate was closed at the time of the attack.

Security officials have revealed that the terrorists who planted a 49-kilogram car bomb in the yishuv of Ateret early Monday morning intended to massacre dozens of children.

The Defense Minister conducted a situational assessment in Judea and Samaria, where he insisted in ending the terrorist escalation "with full force." He said that "we are mowing the grass, the time will come that we will remove the roots - this we must do."

A family faces devastation as their home is demolished in the Binyamin region amid taunts from workers.

The Saudi channel "Al-Hadath" reported today that Hamas leader Yehya Sinwar is betting on shifting attacks to the West Bank to pressure Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu into accepting Hamas's terms for a deal.