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Golan regional council: Residents of Israel's north must stay near shelters and minimize non-essential travel ■ Hamas-run Gaza Health Ministry says at least 39,653 Palestinians killed in Gaza since Oct. 7 ■ Hezbollah claims responsibility for drone attack in northern Israel ■ IDF, Shin Bet, say Israeli fighter jets struck Hezbollah military compound in southern Lebanon

Dismissing Israeli army's idea of a 'short but intensive' conflict with Hezbollah, U.S. is particularly concerned over a prolonged war

28-year-old Nir Pupko was killed two days after 12 children and teens were killed by a rocket strike in the town of Majdal Shams in the Golan Heights, which Israel attributes to Hezbollah. Israel has not yet responded to Saturday's attack

If there is an escalation in the north, Hezbollah would likely target Israel's natural gas rigs. A scenario in which all three rigs are shut down is extreme, but possible. Coal could cover part of the shortfall but won't be enough

The Falaq 1 was developed in the 1990s in Iran and was intended to provide the army with heavy rocket artillery, capable of striking bunkers and other targets, and during the Syrian Civil War, it was used by Hezbollah and the Syrian army. Since January, Hezbollah has launched these rockets dozens of times toward Israel

Ten victims were buried in Majdal Shams, where the Hezbollah rocket hit on Saturday ■ An additional victim was laid to rest in Ein Qinya ■ 28 still hospitalized

Report: Israeli retaliation in Lebanon 'certain,' talks underway to avert strike on Beirut ■ Netanyahu's office sought meeting with some Majdal Shams victims' families but was refused ■ Lebanon's Middle East airlines delays return of some flights from Sunday night to Monday morning, without listing reason ■ IDF: Two soldiers seriously wounded in southern Gaza ■ 11 children, teens killed in Hezbollah rocket strike on Israel's Majdal Shams

The Russian roulette Israel has been playing in the north gave way in Madjal Shams on Saturday, when Hezbollah responded to an Israeli attack on its operatives. PM Netanyahu could only participate in defense consultations from afar, given his insistence on extending his Washington trip

Hezbollah denies responsibility for the deadly strike on a Druze town in northern Israel that killed 12 children and teens. The White House condemned the 'horrific' attack, while local leaders in northern Israel demand an immediate military response

Israeli medical services said that a total of 29 people were wounded in the strike, which hit a soccer field where children were playing. The IDF accused Hezbollah for the strike following an earlier Israeli strike on four operatives ■ 'All victims were children aged eight to fourteen, all in sports clothes,' a doctor at the scene recounted

The Israeli army said 40 rockets were fired across the border, as well as drones, injuring two soldiers and igniting fires. Reports in Lebanon said that the IDF struck a Hezbollah munitions depot and a vehicle, and that at least four civilians were injured

Three people were arrested in Spain and one in Germany on suspicion of belonging to a network supplying Hezbollah with drone equipment. Authorities believe Hezbollah may have built several hundred drones with these components

Around 40 rockets were launched toward the Golan Heights, with one hitting the car the two were driving; Fires broke out in several locations in the area; Hezbollah says the barrage was in response to the alleged Israeli attack in Syria targeting a key operative

About 50 rockets fired at northern Israel from Lebanon throughout Sunday ■ Demonstrations on Sunday call for hostage deal, against the gov't on 'Day of Resistance,' 9 months since Oct.7 ■ American citizen seriously wounded, Israeli moderately wounded, soldier and Israeli civilian lightly wounded by Hezbollah rocket barrage from Lebanon into northern Israel

According to the Israeli army, the Hezbollah operative was a key expert in the group's air defense system and took part in the planning and execution of a variety of operations against Israel

Hezbollah signaled that it would cease fighting once the truce between Israel and Hamas takes effect. PM Netanyahu's office says 'gaps remain' between the two parties

The Assassination of a senior Hezbollah commander was a tactical, near-automated Israeli response, and the subsequent barrage from Lebanon raises doubts as to its utility ■ Rampages by radical Jewish settlers, including attacks on security forces, are a casue for alarm

Hezbollah fires more than 200 rockets, 20 drones at north Israel in response to killing of senior commander ■ Hamas' latest response to current cease-fire proposal is 'best yet,' senior source tells Haaretz ■ Netanyahu approves departure of negotiating team to continue truce talks ■ IDF says it struck two UNRWA schools in Gaza it claims were used as Hamas HQs ■ Here's what you need to know 272 days into the war

'We're just waiting for the war.' On the street and in the media, Israelis seem convinced that all-out war with Hezbollah in Lebanon is imminent. But polls show public opinion is split, and public figures living in northern Israel, the frontline of a major conflict, offer a sobering assessment

  As Israel's conflict entered its 272nd day, the northern regions of the country faced persistent alerts, and multiple drone incursions, some of which were successfully intercepted as Hezbollah retaliated for the Israeli elimination of one of its key operatives, Muhammad Neamah Naser, among the most senior Hezbollah terrorists killed to date in the 8-month […]