Gaza Strip

The Defense Ministry unveils an extensive Operation Kadesh archive featuring previously classified records, rare photographs, and newly revealed remarks by David Ben-Gurion and Shimon Peres

Three Israeli airstrikes in Khan Younis kill six terror operatives, including a Hamas Nukhba commander and sniper cell leaders, accused of planning attacks and rebuilding terrorist capabilities in violation of the ceasefire

The IDF has begun installing protective nets at Gaza outposts amid concerns that Hamas could acquire advanced fiber-optic drones already used in Lebanon.

The IDF announced that six Hamas terrorists were killed in strikes across northern Gaza, Khan Yunis, and Nuseirat, including two October 7 attackers and commanders in the group's sniper and rocket units.

Israel reportedly received an unusually direct threat from Hamas through a UN official, warning of potential attacks inside Israel, the West Bank, and abroad.

The IDF and Shin Bet announced the destruction of three Hamas weapons depots in Gaza containing rockets, RPG launchers, rifles and other military equipment.

The IDF says the division destroyed underground terror infrastructure, eliminated more than 100 terrorists, and disrupted Hamas efforts to rebuild its capabilities

Israeli security forces intercepted a truck carrying thousands of concealed cigarettes disguised within a humanitarian aid shipment, prompting the suspension of the supplier's authorization to deliver aid to Gaza

Hamas says a technocratic committee will assume responsibility for governing Gaza, while Israeli officials dismiss the move as a political maneuver with no practical impact.

New satellite images show Israeli forces gaining ground in Gaza’s northwest coast and central refugee camps.

Finance Minister Smotrich says Israel is ready to establish three Gaza settlements, awaiting Prime Minister Netanyahu's green light.

Military prosecutors filed three additional indictments against four defendants after a joint IDF and Shin Bet probe into smuggling to Gaza, alleging millions of shekels in profits.

Prosecutors say Mondar Badir, 48, tried to smuggle thousands of kilos of cigarettes and tobacco—plus generators, SIM cards, phones, and more—into Gaza, allegedly for major profit.