Soldier Andu’alem Kabeda from Kiryat Gat Falls in Battle at Khan Yunis

Following a series of Hezbollah rocket and missile salvos at the north, the Air Force struck structures and infrastructure in Markaba, Kfarkela, and Odaisseh.

A senior official in the terrorist organization announced that negotiations that took place in Cairo have come to an end, and that members of the organization will leave Egypt.

Hezbollah salvos against the north continue, with one anti-tank missile directly striking a home in Shtula. Property damage was caused, but no reported casualties.

The projectile launch on Kerem Shalom earlier today injured three people.

American National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan said that the US will not agree to a defense alliance with Saudi Arabia without Riyadh signing normalization with Israel: "one part cannot be separated from the other."

Magen David Adom reported evacuating a 65 year old who was lightly wounded by shrapnel to the hospital.

The Air Force struck targets in the Rafah area related to the projectile launch in response.

This makes two strikes against Hezbollah military structures today.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs agreed to promote significant and operative decisions in response to the unilateral move: "The Israeli economy is stronger than a dictator like Erdogan."

A source familiar with the situation claims that publications regarding problems with specific clauses of the agreement are inaccurate and that there is positive progress in the talks.

During a demonstration of bereaved families on behalf of the "Hope Forum," Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich, demanded that Netanyahu: "Take Rafah now" and not "Give in to a losing deal."

The decision comes after a delay in the cabinet vote due to disagreement on the timing of banning a Qatari media outlet during hostage negotiations mediated by the country.