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A decision was made to open a Military Police investigation into the death of the girl Hind Rajab and an ambulance crew in Gaza in January 2024, after failures were found in coordinating the movement of the ambulance that was fired upon.
Emergency crews are working to neutralize approximately 100 liters of acid. Five of the injured were evacuated to the hospital. Fire and Rescue Services are asking the public to stay away from the area to allow forces to complete their response to the incident.
In an interview with journalist Amichai Stein, Tom Barak added that the strike in Syria almost led to the scrambling of Turkish fighter jets: “There was a fear that they themselves were under attack. However, we are relieved that no lives were lost and that the situation did not escalate.”
Among the targets: a company commander and three platoon commanders who were advancing terror plots against IDF forces.
Katz clarified Israel’s policy in Gaza amid the continued elimination of Hamas terrorists: “This is how the IDF will continue to act forcefully to ensure quiet in the southern communities.”
Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir clarified: “Our duty to our fallen has not changed – we will not leave any of our people behind.”
The Attorney General noted that during the past year, 4,298 Haredi draftees were registered in 2025, an increase from 2,811 the previous year.
The head of the Sha’ar HaNegev Regional Council, Uri Epstein, addressed the incident and said: “The days of telling residents of the envelope ‘it’s just a kite’ are over. After October 7, we are not willing to normalize any incident that crosses the border and we demand answers and actions.”
