The IDF located and destroyed an offensive terror tunnel in the Beit Lahia area in the northern Gaza Strip, after spending weeks mapping it.

Seized documents reveal Hamas's sophisticated subterranean network, detailing advanced combat techniques and multi-million dollar fortifications.

Dr. Rik Peeperkorn, the World Health Organization official responsible for the Palestinian-governed territories, said that humanitarian pauses were working and that 10 days are left to complete the campaign.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu held a press conference this evening (Monday) where he presented a presentation explaining the strategic importance of the Philadelphi Route. Netanyahu declared: "I will not yield to pressure; withdrawing will not bring back the hostages and will put us all at great risk."

Ministers Bezalel Smotrich and Itamar Ben-Gvir expressed their support and reinforced Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's speech regarding the defeat of Hamas and maintaining control of the Philadelphi Route.

Khalil al-Hayya, the deputy to Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar, gave an interview to Al Jazeera and sent a message to Israel stating that without a full withdrawal of the IDF, there will be no deal. Khalil al-Hayya outlined three conditions from Hamas that must be met for any agreement with Israel to be considered.

Katz's statement comes in response to the British government's decision to suspend 30 arms licenses to Israel for fear of "serious" violations of international law in Gaza.

The psychological terror of Hamas continues. The terror organization has released footage of six hostages who were killed while still alive. This is the first such release since May.

Ayal Ofer, an expert on Hamas economics, claims today that beyond the contentious issues regarding the Nitzanim and Philadelphi routes, negotiators have concealed a dramatic clause from the public.

Foreign Secretary David Lammy said that these licenses, which cover components for fighter aircraft, were being suspended due to fear of possible serious violations of international law.

Internal documents from the terrorist organization Hamas, including a letter from Yahya Sinwar to Mohammed Deif, reveal the group’s preparations for a prolonged underground war. 

Katz also said that "Hamas is responsible and will pay the full price" for the murder of the six hostages.

The Biden Administration has intensified its efforts as conflict persists and hostage situation remains unresolved; however,  Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu opposes permanent ceasefire, while Hamas maintains demands for territorial concessions.

The images emerging from these protests tell a story of a nation on edge, as thousands of Israelis take to the streets to protest the government's inability to bring the hostages home.

Einav Danino reveals the agonizing months of hope and despair following her son Ori's abduction, shedding light on his final act of bravery during the October 7 attack. 

Former Israeli intelligence chief reveals shocking insights into the militant group's crumbling strategy. As IDF forces close in on Rafah, the deaths of six hostages signal a potential turning point in the Gaza conflict.

The IDF said that the location struck by the IDF served as a command and control center for terrorists to plan attacks against IDF forces and the State of Israel.

In an official statement in response to the killing of six hostages last week and the recovery of their bodies, Hamas blamed the IDF for their deaths, first claiming an airstrike and then IDF gunfire killed them.

Following withering criticism for failing to address the murder of six hostages before they could be rescued, Prime Minister Netanyahu is now speaking to each family individually.