<p>The IDF stated, "The terrorist Ibrahim Muhammad Qabisi, Head of Hezbollah's Missiles and Rockets Force, who was eliminated by the IDF today (Tuesday), planned the abduction terror attack in Mount Dov in the 2000s, in which Staff Sergeant Benyamin (Benny) Avraham, Staff Sergeant Adi Avitan and Staff Sergeant Omar Sawaid were abducted and killed. They were brought back to Israel for burial in 2004."</p>

Yaakov Avitan, the father of Sergeant Major Adi Avitan who was kidnapped and killed in Mount Dov in 2000, welcomed the elimination of the person who planned the kidnapping.

The Wall Street Journal reveals that one of Hezbollah's most dangerous weapons is the 'Almas' anti-tank missile, reverse-engineered by Iran from Israel's Spike missile.

The Russians wrote: “It is also obvious that the Jewish population of the US is divided with regards to the issues of Ukraine and Israel, just as the population of Israel itself.” Russia knows American Jews are weaker when we are divided. A musical concert united us - can we preserve that unity?

House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Jason Smith writes to IRS chief that WESPAC and The People's Forum should have their tax-exempt status revoked for promoting illegal activity and support for terrorism over involvement in antisemitic demonstrations.

Minister of Jerusalem Meir Porush toured the Western Wall elevator construction site that will make the Western Wall accessible to those with disabilities from the Jewish Quarter.

Sirens sounded in Atlit and Neveh Yam, northern Israel

<p>The IDF announced that the Nahal Brigade is continuing to conduct precise, intelligence-based operations in the Rafah area, under the command of the 162nd Division.</p><p>In a recent encounter, soldiers from the 46th Battalion identified a terrorist armed with an RPG missile aimed at the soldiers, posing an immediate threat. The troops quickly coordinated to operate and eliminate the terrorist.</p><p>During operations in the Rafah area, the Nahal Brigade located weapons, including: rifles, munitions, ammunition, communication devices, and military vests.</p>