Israel at war day 95
- Israel repeatedly preparing for a potential full fledged war with Hezbollah: Health Ministry ordered hospitals to ensure readiness for treating thousands of wounded; northern Israel medical centers instructed to prepare for operating for days without incoming food and medicine supply, Kan News reports.
- Another soldier killed in Gaza bringing total to 186, Elkana Neulander, 24 from the Efrat
- US Secretary of State Antony Blinken told Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu that Israel must stop causing additional harm to civilians in Gaza, and protecting civilian infrastructure in Gaza,
- The commander of Hezbollah’s aerial forces in southern Lebanon, Ali Hussien Barji, was killed in an Israeli drone strike. He was killed on his way to the funeral of another senior Hezbollah commander, Wissam al-Tawil, who was killed in an Israeli airstrike yesterday.
-Another five soldiers HYD killed during fighting in the Gaza Strip yesterday, by explosives that detonated in central Gaza’s Bureij camp, possibly ignited by IDF tank fire, bringing the toll of slain troops yesterday to nine, and since the start of the ground offensive against Hamas to 185.
They are:
Amit Shahar, 25, from Ramat Yohanan.
Denis Krokhmalov Veksler, 32, from Beersheva.
Ron Efrimi, 26, from Hod Hasharon.
Roi Avraham Maimon, 24,from Afula.
Akiva Yasinskiy, 35,from Ramat Gan.
- Gedolei Eretz Yisrael call for tefilas yom kippur koton and Tehillim tomorrow
- Hezbollah claims to have targeted the IDF's Northern Command HQ in Tzfas with a number of drones
- Another four soldiers hyd killed during fighting in the Gaza Strip yesterday, bringing the toll of slain troops since the start of the ground offensive against Hamas to 180.
Roi Tal, 19, from Kfar Yehoshua
David Schwartz, 26, from Elazar, who was close to the boyaner rebbe
Yakir Hexter, 26, from Yerushalayim
Gavriel Bloom, 27, from Beit Shemesh.
- IDF moves deeper into Khan Younis, with forces killing 40 Hamas terrorists yesterday
- Numerous rocket and hostile aircraft alerts blare in northern towns, including Tzfas
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