Brigadier General Amir-Ali Hajizadeh, who leads the Aerospace Division of Iran's IRGC, spoke yesterday (Monday) during a meeting with relatives of Hamas terrorists killed in Gaza due to Israeli airstrikes.

They were fired from the Khan Yunis area. 

Sirens have been sounding all across North Israel and Tzfat as Hezbollah fires dozens of missiles at Israel,

An eerie silence covers north Israel as, for the first time since the onset of the conflict, Hezbollah has not fired at Israel for nearly three days.

Three houses suffered direct hits from anti-tank missiles in the northern town of Metula. No casualties were reported.

A red color siren was heard in the Ashkelon, Sderot, and Gaza Perimeter areas. One rocket was reportedly intercepted. No casualties have been reported.

The defense company Rafael reported that its C-Dome successfully intercepted a hostile target headed towards southern Israel from the sea.

Israel's firefighters continue to battle fires in North Israel after over 250 rockets were fired from Lebanon. No casualties have been reported so far.

The answer may help understand how tough a general war in Lebanon might be.

Hamas is reportedly suffering from an increasing rocket shortage due to firing off much of its ammunition, as well as successful IDF efforts in destroying stores and manufacturing capacity.

Following the recent salvo towards the center of the country, the IDF assesses that Hamas still has thousands of short term rockets and dozens to hundreds of long term projectiles.

Hamas took responsibility for a rocket barrage fired from Rafah at the center of the country for the first time in months.

A spokesperson for Magen David Adom said no hits or injuries have been reported yet.

According to numbers acquired by Srugim (JFeed), some 2,800 rockets have penetrated Israel from Lebanon. In the last two months, the rate of rocket fire has declined by 35%.

Passengers in a moving vehicle in the Western Galilee documented some of the projectiles fired by Hezbollah in the early morning hours, which fell mere meters from them. 

The Air Force has conducted a number of air strikes against a variety of terror targets in the Gaza Strip, including rocket launch positions and identified terror targets.

According to a report by Doron Kadosh on Army Radio, the IDF believes it will take between one and two years to fully dismantle Hamas' rocket firing capabilities.

The IDF is pushing for a much larger, denser, stronger, and better equipped army on all fronts, with multiple layers of defense and offense.

In Ashkelon, a person was seriously injured after coming into contact with a shrapnel piece that fell from a rocket that was intercepted. Police emphasize not to touch rocket debris, as it may contain explosive material, and to report any incidents.