Israel Police and Border Police found weapons in the Sharon region; no casualties reported in the incident.
Central District police officers, Border Police fighters, and police sappers are dealing with sites where weapons were found in the Sharon region. At this stage, no casualties are known.
Israel's Ministry of Transportation has ended its wartime repatriation efforts, successfully bringing 300,000 Israelis home since February 28.
Jerusalem woman found dead; suspect arrested by Lev Habira police, detention extended for further investigation.
Israel confirmed the elimination of Ali Yusuf Harshi, advisor to Hezbollah Secretary-General Naim Qassem, in a Beirut airstrike.
IDF eliminates Hezbollah official Naim Qassem in Beirut, targets terror infrastructure in southern Lebanon.
The IDF eliminated Hamas terror leader Muhammad Samir Muhammad Shah, who posed as an Al-Jazeera journalist and was involved in weapons production in Gaza.
Israel's Karish gas rig has resumed operations after the Energy Ministry instructed Energian to restore its functionality.
Israel is expanding its public shelter internet connectivity plan with an additional NIS 1 million, enhancing emergency communication and safety.
Israel's public transportation system is returning to full service following the Iranian ceasefire, though northern routes remain limited.
118 Israelis are still hospitalized from Iranian and Hezbollah missile attacks, including two in life-threatening condition.
Israel reopens all holy sites, including the Western Wall, Church of the Holy Sepulchre, and Temple Mount, to the public after a ceasefire with Iran.
