Tamer Morg - Channel 14:
Israeli strikes deep into the Gaza Strip raise questions about a return to proactive strikes (assassinations). The political echelon affirms its rejection of the "Peace Council's" roadmap and accuses Hamas of violating the terms of the trial period.

Yemeni Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Sana'a:
- Saudi foreign policy is driven by arrogance, ambition, grudges, and subservience.
- Yemen's dignity demands respect; the unscrupulous are treated accordingly.
- Decades of Saudi aggression have caused unprecedented suffering in Yemen.
- Saudi intervention in Yemen is a closed chapter; denial risks eroding their regime.
- Early Saudi fairness would have prevented current blockades, attacks, and lost influence.
- Peace today is cheaper than tomorrow; delay increases the aggressor's burden.

Maariv reports that most IOF maneuver units confirm worsening combat equipment and armored troop carrier conditions. The war has caused a shortage of spare parts for Merkava tanks and carriers, including engines imported from Germany and other countries.

The Qassam Brigades have released footage showing ambushes and operations carried out by the martyr "Anas Kamel Al-Darimli" and his comrades against terrorist occupation forces in the city of Gaza.

Enemy sources report three Israeli soldiers and two settlers were injured by stones during clashes with Palestinians near Kiryat Arba in Hebron.

Commander of the Naval Forces of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps: The Strait of Hormuz is closed. Our control over movements is complete and decisive, and no movement in the Strait escapes the eyes of the fighters of the Revolutionary Guard's naval forces.

The truth must be seen in the field, not in statements and declarations by American officials.

The Jerusalem Post:
Israeli defense officials have expressed shock at the speed of Iran's military recovery following the Iran-Iraq War. The Israeli military is now witnessing a rapid transformation in Iran's production capabilities for ballistic missiles.

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