Netanyahu's warning to Hezbollah at the opening of the Council of Ministers: “They should learn what Hamas has already learned in the last few months. No terrorist is immune.” He added that Israel intends to allow northern residents displaced by the bombings to return safely to their homes. “This is our common goal and we are working responsibly to achieve it. If we can, we will do it diplomatically. Otherwise, we will use other avenues.” According to the Hamas-run Ministry of Health, the death toll in Gaza has risen to 22,835. Palestinian media sources, republished by the Times of Israel, report the death in an Israeli shooting of Ali Salem Abu Ajwa, the nephew of Sheikh Ahmed Yassin, who founded Hamas in Gaza in 1987 and was its spiritual leader until his death Killed in airstrike in southern Gaza Strip in 2004.
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In the Upper Galilee, a massive rocket launch is reported from southern Lebanon, particularly in the town of Kiryat Shmona and surrounding villages. This was reported by the media, according to which alarm sirens are constantly sounding in this area. An area near Mount Hermon (on the border between Syria, Lebanon and Israel) was also attacked, where at least eight rockets from Lebanon exploded. The Israeli army responded to these attacks, public radio reports. So far there is no news of any victims.
Two journalists were killed in an Israeli raid in Khan Yunis, reports the Wafa agency: They are Mustafa Abu Thraya and Hamza Dahdouh. The latter is said to be the son of a well-known Al-Jazeera journalist, Wael Al-Dahdouh, whose story went around the world: he learned about it while filming a report on Israeli attacks in a hospital when he received the news that a A large part of his family was wiped out in the raid, as the Anadolu news agency recalls.
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