🇮🇱 🇸🇾- Following the developments in Syria and the fear of the collapse of the Assad regime: the IDF decided to reinforce forces in Division 210 on the Syrian border in the Golan Heights

🇮🇱🇸🇾 Israeli army: We are monitoring events in Syria and preparing for all scenarios, offensive and defensive.

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Hizbullah's al-Manar channel: Hizbullah Secretary General Naim Kasem is expected to give a speech today.

????⚡️- Israeli media reporting that a Hezbollah drone struck the highrise. Some Arab outlets are claiming an Iron Dome "Tamir" interceptor missile may have struck the building.

????⚡️- An Israeli security source: "We are just a few days away from making a decision regarding the northern front, Lebanon."

? 'Wint': Thousands of protesters surround the Likud headquarters building in Tel Aviv.

Netanyahu instructed the IDF and mossad to work on a response to the murder of the six hostages

The Hamas terror group hints that it murdered the six hostages whose bodies were recovered by the IDF from a tunnel in southern Gaza's Rafah over the weekend.

In a statement, the spokesman for the military wing of Hamas says that following Israel's successful hostage rescue in Nuseirat in June, new protocols were given to terrorists guarding the abductees if Israeli troops near them.

"We say to everyone clearly that after the Nuseirat incident, new instructions were issued to the mujahideen assigned to guard the prisoners regarding dealing with them if the occupation army approached their place of detention," Hudhaifa Kahlout — known by the nom de guerre Abu Obeida — says.

Hamas is believed by Israel to have given standing orders to operatives who are holding hostages, to kill the captives if they think Israeli forces are approaching.

The six hostages recovered over the weekend -- Hersh Goldberg-Polin, Eden Yerushalmi, Ori Danino, Alex Lobanov, Carmel Gat, and Almog Sarusi -- were killed just days before troops found them, according to an autopsy and the IDF.

"Netanyahu's insistence on liberating the prisoners through military pressure instead of concluding a deal will mean that they will return to their families inside coffins and their families will have to choose whether they are dead or alive," Abu Obeida adds.

At the beginning of the war, Abu Obeida threatened to execute Israeli hostages and release footage of the killings.

The IDF says it is investigating reports of a kidnapping in the northern West Bank.

A large number of troops were dispatched to the area, and several roads are being blocked, the military says.

The incident is still under investigation.

According to initial reports received by the IDF, a car with an apparently kidnapped person drove by the Tapuach Junction. The person was reportedly calling for help.