📰 Update on the health situation in Gaza

In the last 24 hours, 21 high casualty events took place, claiming the lives of 548

- Since 7 October, about 1,071 families lost members as a result of Israeli attacks

- The death toll rose to 10,328, including 4,237 children, 2,741 women

- There are 2,350 reports of missing persons, including 1,300 children

- 192 medical personnel were killed

- 48 journalist were killed

🔴 Hamas released footage of its forces engaging the Israeli army in Beit Lahia on 5-6 November.

📰 Due to severe shortage in armoured vehicles, the Israeli army decided to create a new brigade of Merkava 3 tanks that were retired.

Notably, MK3 tanks are widely used in Gaza, while the majority of the MK4 are on standby for any escalation with Lebanon.

📰 In an interview with the Deputy SG of Hezbullah Sheikh Naim Qassem, journalist Matt Bradley asked that, after Israel killed Lebanese civilians will Hezbullah action its promise to kill Israeli civilians?

Naim coldy replied, "You can start counting to see whether our calculations are accurate or not"

📰 Israeli settler call for the annihilation of the 'Palestinian race'

"I’ll return to Be’eri [settlement] only when the last Palestinian is annihilated. I don’t care if it’s children, elderly, people on crutches that came to pillage, I don’t care," says a settler from a kibbutz near Gaza.

🔴 Red alerts in various settlements in the occupied Golan Heights.

⋯ At least four rockets were fired and intercepted.

📷 The Lebanese front, numbers and details of what was done

A video released by Hezbullah details the achievements done by the group on the Lebanese border since 8-Oct, and provides exact numbers of available Israeli army forces in the north and what was diverted to the south.

(To be translated soon)

📰 Netanyahu wants IDF to occupy Gaza indefinitely:

“I think Israel for an indefinite period will have the overall security responsibility, because we've seen what happens when we don't have it.”

— Netanyahu to ABC News during a pre-recorded interview (6 ⁠Nov).