The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) has announced that, three months ago, it killed three senior Hamas leaders in Gaza. Among them is Rawhi Mushtaha, identified by the IDF as the head of the Hamas government in Gaza,

Military says Rawhi Mushtaha was killed along with top officials Sameh al-Siraj and Sami Odeh in a strike on a fortified underground compound for Hamas leaders The post IDF says it killed Hamas de facto PM – Sinwar’s right-hand man – in strike 3 months ago appeared first on The Times of Israel.

The IDF reported that it killed Rawhi Mushtaha, the purported right-hand man of the Hamas leader in Gaza, Yahya Sinwar. View on euronews

The Israeli military suffered its first casualties in southern Lebanon battles with Hezbollah. Eight soldiers were killed in one incident and a ninth in a second clash, according to Israel Defense Forces (IDF) reports from October 2 and October 3.

Videos purport to show Israeli soldiers and IDF helicopters conducting military ground operations in southern Lebanon. In one video, it appears a casualty evacuation process underway as IDF helicopters land in the Kfar Gil'adi area.

Fox News chief foreign correspondent Trey Yingst gets an exclusive look at Israel's military operations in southern Lebanon on 'Your World.'

This footage from Israel today shows the aftermath of a rocket attack from Lebanon. It was taken in Kfar Qasim, near Tel Aviv. As we reported earlier, one person suffered a shrapnel injury after a "projectile" attack in the area earlier today. The southern city of Tyre feels like a city in waiting – for even worse to come.

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Terrorist organization Hezbollah killed eight Israel Defense Forces troops in southern Lebanon as Israel continues its ground operation in the country.

Israel's military announced Wednesday that eight soldiers have died during "combat in southern Lebanon" as troops are wiping out Hezbollah infrastructure.

The IDF has killed much of Hezbollah’s leadership, and IDF and Hezbollah troops are now fighting at close range.