Over the past two nights, the Israeli military violated the ceasefire in the Gaza Strip, citing delays by Hamas in handing over the remains of Israeli soldiers. Multiple areas across the strip were targeted, resulting in the deaths of 91 Palestinians, including 24 children and dozens of women.
The Intercept website has published findings from an extensive investigation revealing that Amazon has provided cloud computing services to Israeli arms manufacturers, which were reportedly used in military operations in the Gaza Strip.
The Israeli airstrike on Qatar in September 2025 marked a turning point in Gulf security dynamics, exposing the fundamental weaknesses of Qatar’s outsourced defense model. The strike, which occurred on September 9 and killed six people—including a Qatari security officer¹—was the first official Israeli attack on a Gulf state, placing Qatar in a precarious position.
Israeli drone attacks against Lebanon persist, with the latest incidents occurring today. A civilian vehicle near the town of Naqoura in southern Lebanon and another in Nabi Sheet, located in the Beqaa Valley in southeastern Lebanon, were targeted.
Ongoing Yemeni military strikes in the Red Sea have nearly shut down operations at Israel’s strategic Eilat port. According to Israeli outlet Calcalist, threats and attacks targeting Red Sea shipping routes toward the Suez Canal have severely disrupted maritime trade.
Early this morning, various areas across the West Bank were once again targeted by Israeli military raids, which led to intense clashes and the arrest of several Palestinian citizens. Israeli forces simultaneously stormed cities and towns including Nablus, Jenin, Tulkarm, Hebron, Al-Bireh, and occupied Jerusalem. Eyewitnesses reported that soldiers used tear gas and live ammunition […]
The Israeli military confirmed that two soldiers from the 932nd Battalion of the Nahal Brigade were killed and three others wounded during a Hamas assault on Israeli positions in southern Gaza, near Salah al-Din Road in southeastern Rafah.
Israeli military operations continue in the provinces of Rif Dimashq and Quneitra under the silent watch of the Jolani administration.
An explosion struck an Israeli military engineering vehicle in Rafah. As a result, one Israeli soldier was killed and three others were injured. Following the incident, three Israeli helicopters landed in Rafah to evacuate the wounded to medical facilities.
Yemen’s decision to pause its military operations reflects a strategic shift from confrontation to conditional diplomacy. By tying its halt to Israel’s compliance with the ceasefire, Yemen signals that its objectives—supporting Palestine and pressuring regional actors—have been met. Far from retreat, this marks a calculated success in its campaign.
Over the past 24 hours, Israeli military forces have carried out several field operations and maneuvers in Quneitra province. These activities have primarily taken place along strategic routes connecting key villages and included the setup of temporary checkpoints.
Steve Witkoff, U.S. Special Envoy for West Asia, along with General Charles Brad Cooper, commander of U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM), visited an Israeli military base in the Gaza Strip. The visit was attended by Eyal Zamir, Chief of Staff of the Israeli Army, and several senior Israeli commanders. The purpose of the visit was to assess the Israeli army’s withdrawal from areas designated in the recent agreement with Hamas.
