The operation in Jenin continues: In exchanges of fire and airstrikes, 14 militants have been eliminated, around 30 explosives have been neutralized, and 25 militants have been arrested. IDF, Shin Bet, and Border Police forces are continuing to thwart terror infrastructures in the area.

Militants from Islamic Jihad surrendered their weapons and turned themselves in to the Palestinian Authority's security forces, fearing an IDF operation in the al-Far'a refugee camp following the scenes witnessed in Jenin and Tulkarem.

The attack that occurred last night (Sunday), in which terrorists detonated an explosive device against a bus near the settlements of Ma'ale Amos and Eviatar, occurred against the backdrop of the increasing use of explosive devices by terrorist organizations in the West Bank on civilian roads. It also highlights the story of a small village in Gush Etzion that has become a significant terror stronghold.

The police discovered an explosive device in an open area near the cemetery in Ramla. Bomb disposal experts were called to the scene to examine the device and ensure there was no immediate danger. The device was subsequently transferred to forensic laboratories for further investigation.

Leonid Shpransky, who was injured in the attempted suicide bombing in Tel Aviv, recounts the incident: "Suddenly, a truck exploded; I was sure it was a gas balloon. There was a lot of fire."

According to reports from Arab media, two militants were preparing a car bomb for an attack when it exploded for an unknown reason while they were nearby. 

The police have reported a significant development in the investigation of the murder of Tom Bar in Pardes Hana last June. Six individuals have been arrested on suspicion of involvement in the murder and in other cases.

American officials presented Iran with data indicating that Ismail Haniyeh was killed by a remotely detonated explosive rather than a missile fired from Iranian territory, making the breach of sovereignty much less severe.

The IDF has revealed additional details about the thwarted attack that took place the day before yesterday near the settlement of Bekaot. According to the IDF, explosive devices that had been planted on the route where the assailants fled were discovered and neutralized.

In the U.S., reports indicate that the White House's efforts to prevent escalation and persuade Iran to respond moderately to the assassination of Haniyeh might succeed. Tehran has understood that the assassination was carried out with a pre-planted explosive device, and this information could influence the nature of their response.

Following the decision to assassinate Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh after October 7, a complex operation involving Mossad agents was carried out. Although the Israeli government has not confirmed it, there is widespread belief that Israel was responsible for Haniyeh’s assassination in Tehran last week.

Yeshivat Har Etzion has released the names of two alumni who were severely injured in the recent incident in Khan Younis and is asking for prayers for their recovery: Elchanan Yair ben Dvora and Benjamin ben Reina. The yeshiva is also requesting prayers for the other two soldiers involved in the incident.

It has been made public that four reserve soldiers were seriously injured by a bomb explosion near a shaft they uncovered in Khan Younis. Their families have been informed, and the soldiers have been transferred to hospitals.

According to a Times investigation, Ismail Haniyeh, a senior Hamas leader, was killed by an explosive device smuggled into a heavily guarded Tehran guesthouse where he was staying. 

Israel's Internal security agency, Shin Bet, was shocked to discover terror organizations in Judea and Samaria are turning fertilizers into explosives for terror purposes. 

The IDF announced that as part of the activities against terrorist networks, the security forces this morning seized over 150 sacks of materials for making explosives in five regional divisions under the Central Command.

In addition, the forces arrested Khalida Jarrar, a wanted terrorist who serves as the head of the PFLP in Judea and Samaria, along with other senior PFLP activists in the Ramallah Binyamin area.

Starting late at night, the IDF is attacking at Jenin refugee camp. An aircraft attacked an armed terrorist squad that endangered the IDF forces. In addition, a lot of illegal drugs were found and confiscated, and many wanted people were arrested.

Hamas terrorists violated the ceasefire earlier when they set off explosives against IDF soldiers and shot at them; five soldiers were slightly wounded in two different incidents.