Both buildings had previously been mined by the Israeli army for demolition and an armored vehicle accompanying the troops was attacked with an anti-tank missile just before the collapse.

Israeli soldiers dismantled the compound known as the "Martyrs' Outpost" after engaging in hand-to-hand combat with the terrorists.

According to the IDF, Adil Mismah was killed in an Israeli Air Force offensive.

Rear Admiral Daniel Hagari reported that the military will then focus on expanding its operations in the south.

IDF spokesman Daniel Hagari revealed that they have "eliminated more than 2,000 terrorists from the air, sea and land" in the past three weeks.

The military gain came after the arrest of 500 terrorists and the elimination of more than 1,000 members of the extremist group, as well as an intensive subway operation.

The tunnel is wide enough to allow vehicles to pass through, the IDF reported.

The victims were Yotam Haim, Alon Lulu Shamriz and Samer Fouad al-Talalka, who were captured by Hamas on Oct. 7.

They are two Israeli military personnel, Nik Beizer and Ron Sherman, and a French-Israeli civilian, all victims of the October 7 kidnappings.

The IDF promises to give the money to anyone who provides information leading to the capture of Yahya Sinwar and three other top members of the terrorist group.

Among the victims is Colonel Itzhak Ben Basat, the highest-ranking member killed so far in the war.

Of the 105 casualties reported by the IDF since the beginning of the ground operation in Hamas territory, 20 were due to accidents.

Footage of the mass arrest shows the suspects sitting in rows in front of the Israeli Defense Forces.

The Israeli Prime Minister assured that even if Yahya Sinwar manages to escape, it will only be a matter of time before he is caught.

The Israel Defense Forces intensify operations and find new terrorist infrastructure hidden among the civilian population.

The use of offices, hospitals, mosques or even civilian residences as operations centers or weapons warehouses is a common practice by the Hamas terrorist group.

The IDF notified the Bibas family of the terrorist group's statement, which they are now trying to verify.

The IDF and the Al Qassam Brigades accused each other of violating the ceasefire in the northern Gaza Strip.

According to Israeli military sources, several soldiers were injured in the explosions. This is the first serious violation of the ceasefire deal.

IDF Arab media spokesman, Avichay Adraee, said Hamas hands over the abductees to other criminal organizations as "booty."