A "security incident" has occurred in Jabalia, Northern Gaza, where Israeli forces have apparently been ambushed. Initial reports from Israeli media state that one soldier was killed, but details are unclear due to the domination of the Jerusalem attack in the media.

The death toll from the shooting attack in Jerusalem has increased to 6 after another civilian succumbed to their injuries. Israeli Minister of National Security Itamar Ben-Gvir has arrived at the site.

Meanwhile, Israeli forces are reportedly arriving the villages of Qatanna, Bidu, Beit Duqqu, and Beit Anan, northeast of Jerusalem in the West Bank, where they will likely raid the homes of the attackers.

Unconfirmed reports state that at least four Israeli soldiers were killed in the ambush in Jabalia earlier. Some sources state that a tank drove over an IED, while others say that an IED was hurled into the tank.

Another Houthi drone has approached Israeli airspace just now. An interceptor missile was launched from Eilat, southern Israel, shooting it down. No sirens were activated.

Correction: the drone was not intercepted. Sirens are expected to sound soon.

Another interceptor missile has been launched from Eilat. Israeli sources again report that the UAV has been intercepted.

The drone was not intercepted. Sirens are now sounding in Be'er Ora, southern Israel.

The drone has entered Israeli airspace, flying northwest.

The Houthi drone impacted the Ramon Airport area again. It was not intercepted.

It seems to have fallen outside of the airport, impacting an open area. No casualties.

Russia is continuing to prepare for their next large-scale combined missile attack on Ukraine.

Another Tu-95MS strategic bomber redeployed from Olenya Airbase, Murmansk Oblast, to Engels-2 Airbase, Saratov Oblast, to be equipped with Kh-101 cruise missiles. An IL-76MD military transport aircraft also landed at Engels-2 a short time ago. The cargo consists of Kh-101 missiles.

Additionally, 1 Tu-160 redeployed from Engels-2 Airbase to Ukrainka Airbase, probably to be equipped with missiles.

As of now, at least 2 Tu-95s are known to be equipped with Kh-101 missiles at Olenya, as well as another 2 at Ukrainka. This is on top of 1 Tu-95 and 1 Tu-160 currently in the process of being equipped at Engels-2, and possibly another Tu-160 being equipped at Ukrainka.