Security officials fear escalation as Palestinians report deaths and injuries from settler shooting following the murder of 14-year-old Binyamin Achimeir; IDF bolsters troops in West Bank as Netanyahu and Gallant ask the public to let the security forces work without inteference

Following Iranian threats to Israel after the latter assassinated IRGC notable Hassan Mahdawi, several Iranian commandos rappelled from a helicopter and took control of a partially Israeli-owned vessel in the Strait of Hormuz; No Israelis were on board

During a nighttime operation in the Al-Fara'a refugee camp north of Nablus, terrorist Mohammed Omar Daraghmeh, head of Hamas in the town of Tubas and son of a senior member of the organization, was killed by IDF forces

Amal, the wife of Hamas's political bureau chief, is currently in a hospital in Qatar, and was informed on Thursday about the loss of her children; Despite this, Ismail Haniyeh maintains this will not alter Hamas' position regarding a potential deal with Israel

As per a report from a channel opposing the Iranian regime, Hassan Mahdawi, the commander of the Quds Force in Syria and Lebanon, disclosed his plans to travel to Damascus in two different meetings the day before he was killed; The report also suggested that Mahdawi, who was battling severe heart disease, showed a disregard for his personal security

A tragic event, resulting in five fatalities, took place at a shopping center in Bondi Junction, where a man allegedly stabbed multiple people before being fatally shot by the police; Local police have confirmed that the assailant acted alone, and they are currently investigating his motive for the attack

Body of Binyamin Achimeir, a 14-year-old shepherd who didn't return with his flock, discovered in the afternoon; IDF and Shin Bet forces searching for suspects;news prompts severe clash between settlers and Palestinians

In light of the Iranian threat, the IDF Spokesperson updated the security guidelines: starting tomorrow, no educational activities will take place, including the planned Passover holiday camps and gatherings will be restricted to 1,000 people