An Israeli airstrike on Gaza killed 14 Palestinians, mostly women and children, as the IDF announced an expanded ground offensive. The military move follows orders from top Israeli officials to intensify operations against Hamas.

Israeli military has said that it has received a freed hostage after Hamas hands captive female soldier to Red Cross.

The Israeli military has announced its first combat death since launching ground operations in Lebanon this week. The military on Wednesday that a 22-year-old in a commando brigade was killed in combat in Lebanon.

In a continuation of escalating military actions, Israeli forces conducted a "limited" airstrike on Monday in Dahieh, a southern suburb of Beirut known as a stronghold for Hezbollah.

Discovery of an ancient Roman legionary base at Tel Megiddo sheds light on military infrastructure and artifacts spanning 1,800 years, enriching Israel's historical narrative.

The Gaza Strip experiences a 19-day Israeli military operation targeting Hamas militants. Extensive airstrikes cause destruction and loss of life. Israel seeks to secure the release of over 200 hostages, communicating with Gazans for information. Meanwhile, Gaza faces severe shortages of food, water, and medical resources, exacerbated by Israeli restrictions. The conflict has resulted in thousands of casualties.

Major General Aharon Haliva, the Military Intelligence Chief of the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF), publicly acknowledged that the failure to prevent Hamas attacks on Israel can be attributed to an intelligence lapse.

According to Israeli Defence Forces, they had reportedly warned the tower's owner ahead of the strike. The IDF justified the airstrike on the al-Jalaa Tower in the Gaza Strip, stating that the building was housing "military intelligence assets" belonging to Hamas.

Palestinians and Palestinian Americans have sued the US State Department, alleging it violated the Leahy Law by continuing to fund Israeli military units accused of human rights abuses.