This morning (Monday), Air Force fighter jets achieved a series of significant successes in targeting senior figures in terrorist organizations. In a precise operation, terrorist Abu Ali Radza, the commander of the Hezbollah Barashit complex, responsible for directing fire and executing attacks against IDF forces, was eliminated. Simultaneously, terrorist Ahmad Al-Dalu, a senior operative in the military intelligence of the Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ) and involved in the October 7 massacre in Kfar Aza, was killed.
In another operational success, the Air Force successfully intercepted four unmanned aerial vehicles attempting to penetrate Israeli airspace, two of which were intercepted before crossing the border. Additionally, IDF forces managed to conduct a rapid response and strike the launcher responsible for firing about 30 rockets toward the Upper Galilee.
Divisions 252 and 162 continue to make significant progress in the Gaza Strip, where many terrorists were eliminated in recent battles, and terrorist infrastructure was destroyed. A significant achievement was recorded when a combat team from the Nahal Brigade identified and eliminated a terrorist cell operating in a military building where mines intended for harming IDF forces were stored.
During fighting in northern Gaza, a soldier from the Givati Reconnaissance Unit was seriously wounded in combat. The soldier was evacuated for medical treatment at a hospital, and his family has been notified.
Throughout the day, several launches from Lebanon were identified toward the Western and Upper Galilee regions. Some of the launches were successfully intercepted, while others landed in open areas. Meanwhile, the Air Force intercepted suspicious aerial targets in the Southern Golan and Upper Galilee regions.
