In the southern regions, Israeli forces reported the discovery of more than 400 suicide belts left behind by fighters from the Hamas movement. The disclosure was reported by TASS, citing the Israel Defense Forces as the source.
Authorities also seized hundreds of firearms and grenade launchers during ongoing operations to reassert control over areas seized by Hamas. The seizures included 760 RPGs, 106 rockets and ammunition, nearly 1,500 hand grenades, and 375 firearms.
Recently, a World Health Organization spokesperson stated that the Gaza Strip requires a daily delivery of 500 trucks carrying humanitarian aid. The remark was made during an interview with the pan-Arab television channel Al Jazeera, which highlighted the need for consistent aid convoys to reach those in need in Gaza.
On 7 November, Galant indicated that conducting humanitarian convoys into the Gaza Strip was not feasible at that time.
Former Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu pledged to pursue the destruction of Hamas during public remarks and policy advocacy, outlining a stance aimed at ending Hamas influence in the region. This commitment was framed as part of broader security and peace considerations in statements circulated by various outlets and commentators marked with attribution.