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Today, the Peace Council reached a historic agreement for the complete disarmament of Hamas and all other armed organizations in the Gaza Strip. This is a huge step toward sustainable peace and security.
According to a directive from IDF Spokesperson Effi Defrin, dozens of pages belonging to divisions and brigades will be temporarily closed. The announcement stated: “In light of the election period and the need to maintain stateliness and a uniform message, a re-regulation of the IDF’s social media activity is required.”
The force carried out a suspect arrest procedure which included firing at the terrorist, who was neutralized.
Defense Minister Israel Katz held a comprehensive situation assessment with Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir, the heads of Aman, Amatz, and COGAT, and representatives of the Shin Bet and Mossad.
The IDF stated that at the peak of the incident, about 100 soldiers left their unit, and now, with the exception of one platoon, all soldiers have returned to the base. The soldiers who led the incident will be tried before the brigade commander.
According to details of the investigation, the suspect threw rocks at the glass entrance, shattering it, and left a threatening letter at the scene directed at public figures and media personalities before fleeing. Upon his arrest, the gag order imposed on the case was lifted, and the suspect was transferred for questioning.
The project, funded by the Settlement Division in the Ministry of Defense headed by Nachi Mandel, includes upgrading security components and protective measures in the bloc’s communities.
According to the source, Israel stands by its demand for the complete disarmament of Hamas, the absolute demilitarization of the Strip, and the removal of weapons as a precondition for any process.
Forces of the 188th Brigade Combat Team, under the command of the Gaza Division, completed an eight-month operation in the southern Gaza Strip aimed at clearing the ‘Yellow Line’ area of terror infrastructure and defending the sector.
The official noted that the incident will be handled by the commanders with a combination of respect and appreciation for the soldiers alongside high and uncompromising demands.
Ahead of August, it will operate 54 weekly flights compared to 29 in July. As part of the move, SWISS will resume flying the Zurich–Tel Aviv route starting Saturday with its first daily flight since March.
