Hezbollah responded to the assassination of one of their commanders by launching a large barrage of 200 rockets and 20 UAVs into Israel today, so thats thursday.
38 year old Israeli reserve officer, Maj. Itay Galea from Ramat Gan, was killed in northern Israel by a rocket fired by Hezbollah from Lebanon earlier today during a major barrage by the terror group. Maj. Galea, who served as a deputy company commander in the Yiftah Reserve Armored Brigade’s 8679th unit, died amid Hezbollah’s launch of roughly 200 rockets and 20 drones in response to the killing of one of their top commanders in an IDF strike yesterday.
The political and security cabinet met to discuss matters further.
In the south:
Big news also from Thursday includes an update that Hamas actually submitted a potential deal. This deal would return hostages and would not require Israel to fully leave Gaza. It would also allow Israel to restart the war with US backing if Hamas were to break the ceasefire. Israel is currently reviewing Hamas’s response to a three-phase proposal for the release of 120 hostages held in Gaza, according to a statement from the Mossad. The hostage negotiations have been mediated by Qatar and Egypt with a big involvement from the United States.
