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The Israeli army says troops killed a Palestinian terror operative who crossed the "Yellow Line" in the southern Gaza Strip earlier today."Immediately after the identification, the forces killed the terrorist to remove the threat," the army says.
The Islamic Resistance Movement, Hamas: We affirm that the arrest campaign carried out by the Palestinian Authority security forces in several West Bank governorates, targeting released prisoners, activists, and ordinary citizens, constitutes a violation of public freedoms and Palestinian human rights. We reject the revolving-door policy employed by the security services against released prisoners, as it exacerbates their suffering and that of their families after years spent in prison defending their people and their right to freedom. We emphasize that the duty, in light of the escalating aggression and attacks by settlers in the West Bank and the continued bombardment and killing in the Gaza Strip, is to stand with our people and pressure Israel to stop its crimes, not to persecute and arrest our people. We call for the immediate release of all political prisoners and an end to arrests and raids. We also call upon human rights organizations to condemn these violations and to take action and exert pressure to end them and secure the release of the detainees.
A UN inquiry says Israel continued committing genocide in Gaza despite the October 2025 ceasefire. The commission found that Israeli forces continued using heavy weapons, drones and sniper fire in densely populated areas, while expanding territorial control through the Yellow Line, which is becoming a de facto border. Israel dismissed the findings as a "misinformation campaign."
Final polls indicate that Benjamin Netanyahu's bloc will not be the largest following tomorrow's Israeli election: Eisenkot Bloc - 56 seats; Netanyahu Bloc - 50 seats; Unaligned - 14 seats 61 seats needed for a majority [Via Haaretz aggregate of last three polls by Channel 11, 12 and 13]
Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesman said a meeting between Iran and the Mecca Accords countries will focus on Israeli expansionism, developments in occupied Palestine and the situation in Lebanon. He welcomed regional efforts to establish security mechanisms based on regional interests, describing the meeting as a possible step toward "indigenous security." Saudi Defense Minister Khalid bin Salman, Pakistan's army chief Asim Munir and Turkish intelligence chief Ibrahim Kalın are expected to meet Iranian officials in Tehran today to discuss regional security cooperation, according to Iran's National Security Council.
Israeli Army Spokesman: Forces detected a drone attempting to cross from "Israel" into the Gaza Strip. After detection, the drone was intercepted within "Israeli territory," and its contents are being examined.
Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz denies reports of a rift with military chiefs over Iran, calling them "completely false." He says Israel never intended to attack Iran before Tuesday's election but would respond forcefully to any Iranian strike
Avigdor Liberman: This morning, I appealed to the Attorney General demanding the opening of a criminal investigation against Benjamin Netanyahu for the charge of treason. In the past month, Israel's Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, has been pressuring the heads of the security establishment to take steps that could create a miscalculation vis-à-vis Iran. The attempt to drag the State of Israel into war on the eve of elections, together with the willingness to sacrifice Israeli army soldiers solely due to fear of losing the elections, constitutes treason against the state, its security, and the Israeli army soldiers
Report by Yaron Avraham: An unprecedented confrontation between the Israeli army Chief of Staff and the Prime Minister over the past 24 hours. The issue at the center: Iran. Israeli army Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir is concerned that Netanyahu and the political leadership are steering Israel toward a potential miscalculation with Iran just ahead of the elections, which could lead to a dramatic and immediate escalation
For the first time since Oct. 7, 2023, Israel has supplied the Red Cross with complete information on Gazan detainees, the ICRC confirms. Families are being notified, but Red Cross visits to Israeli prisons have not resumed. - Times of Israel
Eight dead in Gaza today: 1- Hamdan Salman Abu Omar - Deir al-Balah 2- Fawzi Salem Suwarco - North Gaza 3- Alia Ahmed Abu Zayed - Khan Yunis 4- Nabil Ahmed Abu Zayed - Khan Yunis 5- Ashraf Dahlan - Gaza 6- Shadi Abu Ataya - Gaza 7- Sami Baroud - Gaza 8- Mohammed Barbak - Khan Yunis
The U.S. source said the White House sees Netanyahu's aggressive lobbying as a "sign of desperation" and an indication that the Israeli leader thinks he's trailingScoop: Netanyahu presses Trump for more support ahead of tight Tuesday election. - @axios
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