Israel Defense Forces (IDF) strike Hamas targets in Gaza Strip, targeting weapons storage, manufacturing, and infrastructure, citing systematic ceasefire violations.
Israel conducted overnight strikes on Hamas terror infrastructure in the Gaza Strip, targeting a weapons storage facility, production site, and rocket launch site, which the IDF stated were intended to harm Israeli soldiers and civilians.
The Israel Defense Forces opened 57 criminal investigations into the deaths of Palestinian and Lebanese detainees and 19 probes into alleged beatings, but only two indictments were filed, with none leading to conviction. This follows long-standing accusations of abuse against detainees.
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) announced they struck and dismantled a Hamas weapons production site in Gaza City. The facility was reportedly used to manufacture weapon components, violating the ceasefire agreement. Several militants were inside the site during the strike.
Israel's Defense Minister Israel Katz stated that the IDF is on high alert and ready to resume its campaign against Iran, vowing to eliminate threats. This comes after the US accused Iran of violating a ceasefire agreement.
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) reported killing two Palestinian militants who were throwing Molotov cocktails and burning tires towards the Jewish settlement of Karmei Tzur. No IDF injuries were reported, but a fire broke out near the settlement.
Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu declared Israel will respond forcefully to any Hezbollah attacks on its soldiers in Lebanon and will not withdraw from southern Lebanon. The statement follows overnight strikes on Lebanon, which Israel says were in response to an attack that killed four soldiers.
Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu informed US President Donald Trump that Israel will not withdraw its troops from Lebanon and does not recognize the "Lebanese clause" in the US-Iran agreement. The IDF will remain in position to counter Hezbollah threats.
Israel launched airstrikes on Iran's military facilities after Iran fired rockets at northern Israel, escalating a conflict sparked by Israel's strike on a Hezbollah site in Beirut.
The Israeli military announced it struck over 70 Hezbollah infrastructure sites in Lebanon throughout the day, using approximately 85 munitions. The targets included command centers and weapons storage facilities, particularly in the Tyre area, in response to Hezbollah's drone attacks.
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) issued an urgent warning for residents of ten settlements in Lebanon's Nabatieh province and Beqaa Valley to evacuate before planned airstrikes, citing Hezbollah's ceasefire violations.
Eleven Australians are among 319 activists detained by Israeli forces in international waters while attempting to deliver aid to Gaza. The Global Sumud Flotilla reported being intercepted off Cyprus, with Israel claiming no aid was found. Families and legal representatives urge the Australian government to intervene.
Israel has established a closed military zone along the Rosh HaNikra and Achziv coastline on the border with Lebanon, effective immediately. Entry into the area is strictly prohibited as the IDF states it remains prepared to defend the region.
Israeli forces carried out strikes on military infrastructure sites belonging to Hezbollah in southern Lebanon on April 26, following an order from Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on April 25. The IDF stated it will continue operating against threats to Israeli civilians and soldiers in accordance with political directives.
Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz announced Israel is ready to resume military operations against Iran, with goals of destroying Iran's economic infrastructure and eliminating top leadership including Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei. The IDF is awaiting US authorization. On February 28, the US and Israel launched a large-scale operation against Iran; 3,375 Iranians died over 40 days of war. A two-week ceasefire announced April 7 is now under dispute.
