Northern border

Iran has reportedly transferred tens of millions of dollars to Hezbollah as the group replenishes its weapons stockpiles, develops explosive drones, and prepares for possible renewed fighting along Israel's northern border

Israel’s Education and Finance ministries, together with the Tenufa administration, have launched a new incentives plan aimed at rebuilding the north. Who qualifies for the grants, which fields are included, and what monthly bonus will teachers receive for leading innovative educational initiatives?

The Israeli government approved a 45-day extension of the special emergency situation on the home front, citing continued security uncertainty involving Lebanon and the Hezbollah terror group. The decision is based on security officials’ assessment that the threat to civilians has not yet been removed.

Israel’s Home Front Command is allowing students to return to school in northern border communities and is raising the cap on outdoor gatherings to 100 people, up from 50. In the Upper Galilee and the Golan, restrictions have been lifted entirely.

A Hezbollah operative was killed in Lebanon while collecting an unmanned aerial vehicle. Overnight, for the first time, an early warning alert was activated for rocket fire from Lebanon toward the Galilee panhandle.

Five divisions and Navy forces are operating south of the line; Lebanese reports cite exchanges of fire with Hezbollah and homes detonated in several villages.