Yellow Line

According to new guidelines, Hamas may attack IDF forces in an attempt to claim that the army violated agreed-upon rules. The military has begun documenting Hamas violations and reporting them to the U.S.

A few days before the Peace Council announced the historic agreement with Hamas, the commander of the Northern Brigade in Gaza spoke in a closed conversation with members of Kibbutz Mefalsim. The senior officer explains why the yellow line is critical for security and warns against returning to the situation of October 6.

While the "Peace Council" outlines policy, Netanyahu clarified that the 15-point plan for Gaza is unacceptable to Israel, and forces on the ground continue to see Hamas operatives among the ruins. "We are collecting information all day," said the commander of the 202nd Battalion, who described how Hamas works to recruit operatives and creates explosive devices from unexploded ordnance of the Air...

The IDF continues search operations and infrastructure destruction, but the return of civilians to villages creates risks and limits operational methods. A military source in the Northern Command told Walla: "The Lebanese army was supposed to prevent the return of civilians using roadblocks." At the same time, airstrikes have been significantly reduced.