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IDF eliminates terrorist threat in northern Gaza that crossed 'Yellow Line'

IDF troops in northern Gaza identified a terrorist who crossed the yellow line and posed an immediate threat. The troops neutralized the individual to ensure their safety. Forces in the Southern Command remain deployed under the ceasefire and continue to address potential threats.

IDF says it killed two Hezbollah operatives in separate strikes in southern Lebanon

The Israeli army announced it had eliminated two Hezbollah terrorists in separate strikes in southern Lebanon on Sunday, within an hour of each other. In the Yater area, the IDF targeted a Hezbollah member involved in attempts to rebuild the terrorist organization's infrastructure. In the Bint Jbeil area, another strike eliminated a local Hezbollah official.

According to the army, this terrorist served as a liaison between the organization and local residents, particularly on financial and military matters, and participated in the seizure of private property for terrorist purposes. Earlier in the afternoon, the IDF also conducted a third strike against another Hezbollah terrorist, the results of which are still being assessed. The Israeli army emphasizes that these activities constituted a violation of existing agreements between Israel and Lebanon. The IDF affirms that it will continue its operations to eliminate any threat and defend the State of Israel.

Shooting at Sydney Hanukkah event leaves one Israeli dead, another injured

A shooting at a Hanukkah celebration in Sydney has left one Israeli dead and another injured. The injured victim is hospitalized, and the Israeli Embassy, along with the Foreign Ministry, is in contact with the family. The Israeli consul is expected to visit the hospital to provide support.

Sydney: Washington condemns the Bondi Beach anti-Semitic attack

The United States strongly condemned the deadly attack at a Hanukkah event in Bondi Beach, Sydney. Secretary of State Marco Rubio denounced the attack as an antisemitic act, stating that "antisemitism has no place in this world." He assured the public that American prayers were with the victims, the Jewish community, and the Australian people.

Sydney: Passerby who disarmed terrorist identified

The man who neutralized one of the terrorists during the attack has been identified as 43-year-old Ahmed al-Ahmed. This shopkeeper managed to disarm the gunman before being shot himself. His act of bravery was praised, notably by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

South Lebanon: Three terrorists attempting to rebuild Hezbollah infrastructure have been eliminated 

"Since this morning, the Israeli army has struck three Hezbollah terrorists in different areas of southern Lebanon," the IDF stated. "They were attempting to rebuild the infrastructure of the Hezbollah terrorist organization, and their actions constituted a violation of the agreements between Israel and Lebanon. The Israeli army will continue to act to eliminate any threat and protect the State of Israel."

Benjamin Netanyahu: "I warned the Australian Prime Minister that his policies were fueling anti-Semitism"

Netanyahu in Dimona on the Australian terrorist attack: "A few months ago, I wrote a letter to the Australian Prime Minister telling him that his country's policies were fanning the flames of antisemitism and encouraging the hatred of Jews that is rampant on the streets of Australia," said Benjamin Netanyahu during a visit to Dimona, in the southern part of the country. "Antisemitism is a cancer that spreads like a plague, and leaders must replace their weakness with firmness in the face of it. This has not been the case in Australia, and something terrible happened today. A cold-blooded murder. The number of people murdered is unfortunately increasing by the minute."

Hamas says Lt. Col. Ahmed Zamzam was assassinated in Al-Maghazi camp; Security services arrest suspect