Israel At War Tuesday Nov 19

 Israel at war day 410

- Netanyahu was in Gaza at the Netzarim Corridor in Gaza  be said that Hamas will not rule Gaza anymore.

Netanyahu announced $5 million will be given to anyone who will help with releasing a hostage.

- A IDF soldier was killed in a Hezbollah drone attack in southern Lebanon today three other soldiers were seriously injured 

Omer Moshe Gaeldor, 30 ,from Yerushalayim 

- Lebanon ceasefire negotiation: Lebanese sources to Sky News in Arabic: American envoy Hochstein is still in Beirut and is expected to stay until tomorrow before arriving in Israel. There is an apparent seriousness about reaching a ceasefire agreement. The Lebanese concern remains about the Israeli position. Hochstein's team continues to hold technical meetings with the Lebanese side

- American envoy Amos Hochstein said at a press conference, "We have a real opportunity to end the conflict, and now is the moment to decide. We are committed to doing everything we can to work with Lebanon and Israel to end this conflict."

- At least five people were wounded after rockets fired by Hezbollah hit central and northern Israel on Tuesday morning, as the United State’s special envoy arrived in Lebanon to make a final push for a ceasefire between Israel and the Lebanese terror group. Hezbollah launched rockets at central Israel for the second time in less than a day, setting off sirens in Herzliya, Kfar Saba, Ra’anana, Hadera, Netanya, and numerous other towns north of Tel Aviv shortly before 9 am.

- The IDF was surprised by the amount, scope, and quality of the Russian weapons seized from Hezbollah strongholds in southern Lebanon. About 60-70% of all the weapons and means of warfare seized by the IDF in the first days of the fighting in south Lebanon were made in Russia - some of them old, from the days of the Soviet Union, and some of them are very modern and were produced in 2020

- Hezbollah confirms in an announcement IDF forces are in the south of the village of Biacha The village of Albiacha is located on high ground overlooking the coastal axis and can be an important springboard if the IDF decides to continue north towards Tyre and expand the ground operation.

- Ramat Gan Missie update: What happened was that the Israeli interceptor struck the ballistic missile, but for reasons that are now being probed, did not cause it to explode as designed. Rather, a small part of the missile exploded, but a larger part was simply cut off from the rest, leading it to drop relatively straight down at high speed from the 12 kilometer shoot-down point.

The fact that so much of the missile remained whole was part of why the damage was much larger than usual, and larger than it would have been if what had fallen out of the sky had “just” been smaller pieces of shrapnel.