🇱🇧 — A martyr as a result of enemy airstrike on a car on the Khardali road in southern Lebanon

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🇮🇱 ❌ 🇵🇸 — Occupation forces arrest a foreign activist who supports Palestine during the storming of Hebron city

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🇵🇸 🚨 — Sirens in the Gaza Envelope.

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🚨 — Sirens sound in the southern coastal region near Ashkelon.

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🇹🇷 — Hebrew media incites against Turkey following Qassam's recent video yesterday

Turkey's flag on the bag

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❗️ 🇮🇱 / 🇵🇸 🇵🇸 NEW: Hebrew daily Haaretz says Shin Bet and the army are probing a serious information leak after Hamas obtained sensitive details through a member of the “Abu Shabab” group, leading to the foiling of an IDF mission in Gaza City.

➡️ According to the report, the operation collapsed after the leak reached Hamas fighters, who were ready at the scene. Three members of the “Abu Shabab” group were killed in the incident. The inquiry is examining how operational details were exposed and whether the breach came from inside the network.

➡️ If confirmed, this points to deeper penetration and counter-intelligence pressure on Israeli-linked assets in Gaza, and underscores how the battlefield remains contested despite months of operations.

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❗️ 🇮🇱 / 🇵🇸 / 🇵🇸 BREAKING: Hebrew outlets say Hamas’s objective has shifted to capturing an Israeli fighter, amid IDF plans to permanently occupy Gaza City.

Estimates put ~2,500 militants active inside the city, while large IDF formations — at least 70,000 soldiers — operate in and around it with airpower, armor, drones, SIGINT, and precision munitions.

Even against what’s billed as the region’s most advanced military machine, the fighting remains close-in and persistent, with deployments expected to expand in the coming period.

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🇮🇱 ❌ 🇵🇸 🟢 — Yediot Aharonot Yoav Zaitun:

The exact number of remaining militants in the Gaza Strip is unclear, but in Gaza City, which is currently facing the occupation, estimates suggest there are around 2,500 militants.

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🇮🇱 NEW: Hebrew media figures are publicly exposing the alleged admin of the Telegram channel Hadashot Lo Tsenzura (“Security from the Field — Without Censorship”), which posts real-time security updates outside Israel’s censor system.

➡️ They’re calling it “accountability,” but the timing reads as blowback against leaks that have repeatedly embarrassed authorities. One journalist even published a photo and claimed the admin tried to keep his name off the record due to fears of political persecution for revealing Israel’s true losses.

➡️ When unsanctioned reporting breaks through, the response isn’t to rebut it — it’s to dox and pressure the messenger to deter future disclosures.

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🇮🇱 ❌ 🇵🇸 — An armed Clash erupted between resistance fighters and occupation forces in the town of Yamon, west of Jenin.

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❗️🇮🇱 / 🇸🇦 / 🇵🇸 NEW: Tel Aviv has conveyed to Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman that it will not expand cooperation with the Palestinian Authority or commit to steps toward Palestinian statehood—therefore it will not move ahead with normalization on Riyadh’s terms.

Tel Aviv’s line remains: no normalization before Hamas is “defeated,” and no binding political concessions to the Palestinians as part of the deal.

Riyadh continues to link any agreement to a credible horizon for Palestinian statehood, leaving the track stalled unless one side shifts its conditions.

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🇮🇱 ❌ 🇵🇸 ❗️ — Urgent

Israeli tanks are advancing toward the northern shore of Gaza City, accompanied by airstrikes and artillery shelling.
O Allah, strengthen our Mujahideen.

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🇪🇬 — Egyptian statement | Our forces stationed in Sinai have not violated any treaty or agreement throughout their history

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❗️ 🇪🇬 / 🇮🇱 / 🇵🇸 UPDATE: Al-Akhbar (Lebanon) reports Egypt warned that if Palestinians are forced toward its border, the army will double its forces within 72 hours and deploy heavy weapons and fighter jets to Sinai.

Egyptian commanders were instructed on handling any “exceptional incidents” at the frontier — no firing at Palestinians approaching the border, and responses limited to humanitarian standards.

This comes amid rising Cairo–Tel Aviv friction over Sinai deployments.

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