Hamas
A secret operation to foil a major arms shipment to Hamas’s commando unit was a “significant operational achievement,” says the IDF.
“Nothing has stopped,” says Eshkol Council Security Officer Ilan Isaacson. “Hamas and Islamic Jihad continue to train day and night, while they conduct more and more missile tests.”
Strikes targeted “underground Hamas infrastructure and military posts,” says the Israeli military.
The spectrum of contingencies ranges from isolated attacks and some disturbances to a full-blown intifada in the West Bank and rocket fire from the Gaza Strip.
The deceased was a 77-year-old woman in quarantine following a trip to Egypt, according to the Palestinian Health Ministry.
Among sites targeted were Ramat Hasharon, Regavim and United Hatzalah • Israel’s National Cyber Directorate: Iran or Hamas behind “unsophisticated” attack.
Hamas headquarters in the Gaza Strip is working around the clock to try and recruit operatives in the West Bank while for the time being, health authorities have succeeded in preventing an outbreak in the crowded coastal enclave.
“A prisoner-exchange deal has a known price. Israel knows that. Either we will come to a respectable deal, or we will go to the other option. Our arm is long,” said Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh.
Israeli tanks shell three “military posts” following the first rocket attack from the Hamas-controlled enclave in more than 40 days.
A senior administration official said “the Trump administration is not supporting assistance to Gaza.”
U.N. agency “strongly and unequivocally” condemns “flagrant violation” of international law after military items are found during a routine inspection at an empty school.
The Hamas network among students at Birzeit University served as a “go between” for the three Hamas operatives and provided them funds.
