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Euro-Mediterranean Human Rights Monitor: The camera the army claimed to have bombed belonged to the Reuters photographer who was killed in the first airstrike.
The explosion was caused by war remnants in the Moadamiya Mountains. What some have reported about it being an Israeli airstrike is incorrect. Moadamiya_Al-Shaman An explosion in the mountains of the former Fourth Division, with smoke rising and the sound heard in the surrounding areas. The cause is not yet known.
The Israeli military says it has completed its initial investigation into the attack on a hospital in Gaza that killed journalists. Initial results indicate that a camera planted by Hamas was identified at the site.
Three fighters from the Syrian Ministry of Defense were killed in Harjalleh, on the outskirts of al-Kiswah in southern rural Damascus. The circumstances remain unclear, with no official statement issued so far. Speculation has pointed to an Israeli drone strike, yet no airstrikes have been reported.
US envoy Tom Barrack, responding to a question on an Axios report detailing a US plan to establish a special economic zone in southern Lebanon, said it could help "substitute" Iranian influence. "When we say disarm Hezbollah, we have 40,000 people that are being paid by Iran"
The Israeli army penetrated the village of Taranja in southern Syria and killed a young civilian by bombing his house. A short while ago, another Israeli convoy penetrated the town of Suwaysa in the Quneitra countryside and carried out raids on civilian homes.
A missile aimed at Migdal Oz was seized. After inspections, it appears to have been a plastic pipe with a propeller attached – and it contained no explosives.
Israeli Defense Minister says the army will remain at the peak of Mount Hermon and in the security zone necessary to protect the Golan and Galilee settlements from threats looming from the Syrian side as the main lesson from the events of October 7.
Israeli forces carried out two incursions overnight in southern Quneitra, including a raid in the village of Suwaysa where locals confronted the troops. Soldiers conducted searches, and detained a young man
Barak: Constructive dialogue between Syria and Israel is the way to reach lasting understandings that pave the way for stability and prosperity in the region.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Israel deeply regrets what he called a "tragic incident" at Nasser Hospital in the southern Gaza Strip on Monday. An Israeli airstrike on Nasser Hospital killed at least 20 people, including five journalists working for agencies including Reuters, the Associated Press, and Al Jazeera.
UN Secretary-General's Spokesman Stéphane Dujarric: The Secretary-General strongly condemns the killing of Palestinians today in Israeli airstrikes targeting Nasser Hospital in Khan Yunis, Gaza.
Syrian Ministry of Foreign Affairs: We strongly condemn the Israeli military incursion into the Beit Jinn area in the Damascus countryside. The Israeli military incursion into the Beit Jinn area is a blatant violation of Syria's sovereignty and territorial integrity. The dangerous Israeli escalation is a threat to regional peace and security and an embodiment of an aggressive approach. The continued Israeli violations undermine stability efforts and exacerbate tensions in the region. We call on the United Nations to assume its responsibilities and take effective measures to deter the Israeli authorities
Israeli army Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir has ordered an immediate inquiry into this morning's strike against Nasser Hospital in southern Gaza's Khan Younis, the military says. The Israeli army confirms that troops carried out a strike in the area, which according to the Hamas-run health ministry killed 20. Four journalists are said to be among the dead. "The Israeli army regrets any harm to uninvolved [civilians] and in no way directs strikes at journalists," the military says, adding that it works to "minimize harm to them while safeguarding the security of our forces"
Independent Arabia mourns its photographer in Gaza, journalist Mariam Abu Daqqa, who was killed this morning in an Israeli airstrike that targeted Nasser Hospital in Khan Yunis
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