Hezbollah

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu released a brief video statement responding to President Donald Trump’s openness to talks with Iran. Netanyahu: "We continue to strike—in Iran and in Lebanon."

Givati Brigade troops in southern Lebanon spotted two armed Hezbollah terrorists from the "Radwan Force". The terrorists, who planned to fire an anti-tank missile at the troops, were captured and transferred for interrogation in Israel. In questioning, they admitted they planned to launch missiles toward communities in northern Israel.

Israel keeps targeting roads and supply lines in southern Lebanon to hem in Hezbollah. Lebanon’s prime minister, Nawaf Salam, urges a diplomatic path, calling ending the war the country’s top priority.

IDF Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir approved plans to deepen Israel's maneuver in Lebanon. Zamir said: "There is no safe haven for the Iranian regime and its proxies; we are prepared for a prolonged campaign."

The longtime avocado manager at Kibbutz Misgav Am in Israel’s Upper Galilee was trapped in his burning car after a rocket fired from Lebanon hit. Days earlier, he warned on air: "At any moment a missile or a drone could fall on me; it’s Russian roulette."

The IDF and Israel's Shin Bet say the strike targeted Hamas's funding pipeline across multiple fronts. Israel is intensifying actions in southern Lebanon and expanding military operations against Hezbollah.

Hezbollah fired rockets at the Ramim Ridge and Kiryat Shmona. One rocket hit a five-story building, sparking a fire. A man in his 60s was seriously hurt and a woman in her 70s was moderately injured; two people around 20 suffered minor blast injuries.