Doron Kadosh & Moriah Aseraph compiled some of the quotes from the Cabinet meeting, they are worth a read👇

Netanyahu: We have crossed a bright red line here. I suggest that we hear ideas about what should be done following the attempt to harm me.

Miri Regev: Iran should be attacked directly for such an incident.

Avi Dichter and Yariv Levin: Political symbols should be attacked in Lebanon.

Itamar Ben Gvir: We need to take down a senior figure in the region.

Gila Gamliel: Everyone is looking at us now and waiting to see how we react.

Eli Cohen: This was a crazy event. In no war was there an attempt to assassinate the Prime Minister.

Bezalel Smotrich: This is a mega-strategic event.

Yoav Gallant: A serious incident that requires a severe response; I would suggest killing Nasrallah and the senior leadership of Hezbollah - but we have already done that.

Dodi Amsalem: We should destroy a part of the Dahiya for any such attempt of theirs.

IDF Chief of Staff: We succeeded in thwarting many drones, strengthened our capabilities, and continue to learn and improve. There was a response. At night, we hit important targets in the capitals and the heart of the Dahiya. A justification is needed; we don't just take down buildings. We are also preparing for significant damage during the coming night [tonight, that is].

The Ombudsman: Destruction of property without justification is a war crime.

Dodi Amsalem: And if we assume that we run out of targets there, and they continue to launch hundreds of rockets and missiles every day - will we sit idly by because there is no "justification"?

🚨STAGGERING NUMBERS FROM LEBANON: The IDF has announced that 7 Hezbollah brigade commanders, 21 battalion commanders, and 24 company commanders have been eliminated since the start of the ground operation.

In addition, the IDF has attacked over 3,200 terrorist targets, including hundreds of weapons depots, rocket launchers, anti-tank positions, military infrastructure, and headquarters.

Another wave of attacks have began in Beirut 🔥🔥🔥

Attack in the area of the fishermen's port in Ozai in the south of Dahiya.

Beirut 🔥🔥🔥🔥

Beirut 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

The Ministry of Health in Lebanon reports four dead and 24 wounded in an IDF attack in Beirut.

At the same time as the attacks in Dahiya in Beirut - the Gazans report extensive attacks by the IDF in the Jabalia area in the northern Gaza Strip. The echoes of the explosions are clearly heard in the south of the country.🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

French Defense Minister: "We are warning of an imminent civil war in Lebanon."

Civil war will finally free Lebanon of Hezbollah. I want it to happen. 🙏

13 attacks so far in Dahiya in Beirut.🔥🔥

Beirut, Lebanon 🔥🔥🔥

Channel 14 also reported. 🔥

PRAY FOR OUR SOLDIERS 🙏💪🇮🇱

In Lebanon, there are reports of another Israeli attack in Da'ahia a few minutes ago
@N12chat

The Iranian Mission to the United Nations accused the United States and President Joe Biden of enabling Israeli aggression against Iran. They claim that Biden's statement on October 18th implies his support for Israeli military actions against Iran.😂

Legendary boxer Floyd Mayweather is donating $100,000 dollars to purchase bulletproof vests for United Hatzalah volunteers to keep them safe amidst the war.

The donation was announced by United Hatzalah President @EliBeerUH in Jerusalem tonight at their annual Sukkot concert.❤️❤️❤️

"After Sinwar, the ICC Stands Exposed. Israel has stripped the International Criminal Court of its fig leaf." Great article from the @WSJ Editorial Board.

"Hardest hit by Sinwar's death, however, should be Karim Ahmad Khan, the prosecutor of the International Criminal Court. Recall that Mr. Khan had claimed to be evenhanded by seeking arrest warrants for a trio of Hamas leaders—Yahya Sinwar, Ismail Haniyeh and Mohammed Deif—alongside Israel's Prime Minister and Defense Minister.

"The moral equivalence was offensive, but now that all three Hamas chiefs have been killed, Israel has stripped Mr. Khan of his fig leaf. He is prosecuting Israelis alone for their defensive war to free hostages and defeat the death squads who want to repeat their Oct. 7 attack."

Mr. Khan knows all of this. He rushed to seek arrest warrants, before seriously investigating or even talking to the Israelis, as he had promised U.S. Senators he would, for its effect on Israel. When Mr. Khan was dangling his threat, the goal seemed to be to deter Israel from entering Hamas's stronghold of Rafah. After Israel went in, Mr. Khan made his announcement to try to stop the tanks.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu proved him wrong by safely evacuating Rafah's civilians. Then Israel uncovered tunnels to Egypt, hostages and now Sinwar in Rafah. The Hamas No. 1 seems to have been flushed out of his tunnels by Israel's military pressure."

John Spencer, Urban Warfare Expert.

Thank you 🇮🇱🇮🇱🇺🇸❤️

Such a brave soldier, remember him in your prayers 🙏❤️💪