Will the yellow ceasefire line become Gaza’s new border?
Four months after the ceasefire took effect, the Yellow ceasefire line still separates IDF forces from Hamas terrorists.
Four months after the ceasefire took effect, the Yellow ceasefire line still separates IDF forces from Hamas terrorists.
In response to multiple ceasefire violations, the IDF eliminated Ahmad Hasan, Hamas’ Beit Hanoun sniper chief, who orchestrated multiple deadly attacks that killed seven Israeli soldiers and wounded many others.
‘We assess that far fewer operatives remain underground compared to the beginning of the war.’
The video shows armed Hamas terrorists being transported in a Palestinian ambulance, where they link up with other terrorists carrying weapons—further exposing the use of medical vehicles for terrorist activity.
On October 7th, Hamas terrorists exploited dense vegetation along the Gaza border to approach the border fence undetected.
During operations in southern Gaza, IDF forces uncovered roughly 110 mortar shells, several rockets, and additional weapons concealed inside blankets and UNRWA humanitarian aid bags.
After more than 800 long, grueling days, the IDF completed its mission of bringing all Israeli citizens home—alive or fallen—a testament to its resolve and sense of duty.
Intelligence suggests a multi-phase plan to infiltrate at least 15 Israeli communities simultaneously using mobilized regional proxies.
IDF forces in eastern Khan Yunis destroyed a large underground tunnel compound containing living quarters and a large weapons stockpile—including grenades, Kalashnikov rifles, RPGs, explosives, and combat gear.
Although all hostages have been returned home, IDF troops continue to fight an enemy attempting to rebuild and reassert its power amid the shattered rubble of Gaza, underscoring the need for constant vigilance and border defense.
The findings raise difficult questions about how such extensive preparations went undetected by the Israeli intelligence.
Israeli forces operating in southern Gaza seized explosives, weapons, and launchers and completed the destruction of a four-kilometer terror tunnel network containing arms caches and lodging rooms.
The project is designed to prevent any repeat of the rapid Hamas cross‑border infiltration that occurred on October 7.
Israel Defense Forces forces operating east of the Yellow Line uncovered and destroyed a one-kilometer Hamas attack tunnel containing weapons and terrorist infrastructure.
Lt. T recounts the unforgettable mission of leading his squadron on a historic operation that reunited hostages with their families, a flight where every mile carried the weight of hope, courage, and relief.
Israeli forces in Gaza recovered Hamas documents detailing plans for attacks on Israeli towns in Judea and Samaria.
In response to a serious violation in western Rafah, where terrorists fired on an IDF armored vehicle, IDF troops eliminated senior commanders from Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad.
Without reliable digital communication, coordination becomes slower and more compartmentalized.
Israeli forces eliminated six armed Hamas terrorists in western Rafah after they emerged from a tunnel and opened fire on an IDF tank, prompting a combined ground and air response.
An IDF doctor recalled receiving released hostages who were held in Gaza, describing the treatment given to them immediately upon freedom and the horrific condition of their bodies and minds.
