Netanyahu stated that in tandem, he directed "the immediate initiation of negotiations" for the release of all the hostages and ending the war in Gaza on Israel's terms. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Thursday he has approved the IDF’s takeover plans for Gaza City,

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Figures leaked from a classified Israeli database revealed that the number of combatants confirmed to have been killed in Gaza is far lower than previously claimed.

Israel has escalated its offensive, with the IDF signaling preparations for a full-scale Gaza takeover. In a shocking move, Israeli forces have issued a sweeping evacuation order, forcing thousands of Palestinians to flee amid relentless bombardment.

The Israel Defense Forces has been barring Palestinians from using a road in the West Bank that is open to all Israelis, Haaretz reveals. The policy has been maintained through a series of checkpoints that the IDF has established along Route 367, which runs east-west from within the Green Line to towns in the southern West Bank.

More than 300 weapons were located and confiscated by Israeli forces. The IDF raided several command outposts in Syria on the slopes of the Mount Hermon Summit on Wednesday, from Bashar al-Assad's former Syrian government.

Israel begins its operation to occupy Gaza City, calling up to 60,000 reservists. Hundreds of thousands of Palestinians are now being forced to move.

Agreements have been reached with humanitarian groups to boost deliveries of medical supplies, while additional field hospitals are also under consideration

Palestinians fled parts of Gaza City Thursday after the Israeli military began the first stages of its planned offensive — as officials vowed to completely obliterate the “battered and

As part of the operation, the troops apprehended and questioned several suspects in the area who engaged in the smuggling and trade of weapons from Syria to Lebanon.

Hamas gunmen entered an IDF post near Khan Yunis from a tunnel 40 to 50 meters away, with cameras disabled and no lookouts on that side, wounding three soldiers before 15 attackers were killed.