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Gaza: IDF Engineering Vehicle Hits Explosive; 15 Terrorists Killed in Lebanon
An IDF engineering vehicle was hit by an explosive device in northern Gaza, prompting the military to strike Hamas infrastructure. In Lebanon, 15 terrorists have been killed in strikes since yesterday, the highest number since the ceasefire.
An IDF tank near the Yellow Line in Gaza (Photo: Tzafrir Abayov, Flash90)Palestinian media reported this morning (Monday) that the IDF carried out an overnight strike, using several missiles, against a target east of Gaza City. According to the report, there were several casualties at the site. The same was reported in central and northern Gaza.
Meanwhile, the IDF spokesperson said that an engineering vehicle operated by IDF forces struck a Hamas explosive device yesterday near the Yellow Line in northern Gaza. No Israeli forces were injured.
According to the IDF, "This is a blatant violation of the ceasefire agreement by the terrorist organization." In response, the IDF struck Hamas infrastructure overnight that the organization had used to advance terrorist plans against Israeli civilians and IDF forces.
Additionally, in the northern arena, according to Arab reports, the IDF struck Hezbollah terrorist targets in the town of al-Mansouri in southern Lebanon. Lebanese sources reported two deaths. They also said that the death toll from IDF strikes since yesterday morning stands at 15 terrorists. This is the highest number since the ceasefire in southern Lebanon.
The IDF spokesperson confirmed that the Air Force and Northern Command struck Hezbollah weapons warehouses in southern Lebanon, where terrorists were also present. The escalation and strikes are continuing, and the IDF is preparing to destroy the underground terrorist infrastructure in the area.

