Monday
Yom Shnee
3 Cheshvan 5785
November 4 2024
UPDATE 6:00 PM ISRAEL TIME
On the Ground in the North
*Hezbollah Missile and Drone Attacks Yesterday and Today:
Hezbollah launched 105 missiles into Israel yesterday.
As of 3:00 pm today, 60 Hezbollah missiles and drones had been fired at Israel. Here are some of the locations:
00:00 Sde Meron; 00:14 Tzfat, Biriya; 00:21 Upper Galilee, Yosod HaMaale; 09:25 Ramot Naftali; 10:58 Nahariya; 11:00 Nahariya, Asher; 16:24 Manara; 17:18 Ramot Naftali.
*The IDF is continuing to clean out Hezbollah assets from towns in southern Lebanon. The following photo is of the IDF simultaneously destroying eighty Hezbollah centers in Meiss el-Jabal yesterday which overlooks northern Israeli border communities:
*With the elimination of Abu Ali Rida in the last 48 hours, the IDF has eliminated every Hezbollah military leader :
*Israel has also systematically eliminated the entire religious leadership of Hezbollah. Israel has declared that any leader who gives halachic rulings to kill Jews is a terrorist and will be eliminated anywhere and everywhere in Lebanon:
On the Ground in Gaza
The IDF continues to expand its “footprint” in Gaza.
As you already know, Israel is maintaining and expanding three “corridors”: the Philadelphi corridor, the Kissufim corridor, and the Netzarim corridor. These are in addition to the buffer zone that now runs the length of the Israel-Gaza border.
Yesterday came news that a 4th corridor, the Be’eri Corridor, is now being created by Division 252. It is already 7 km long and nearly 7 km wide.
A heartwarming story.
Roni Eshel was an IDF obsever who was killed by Hamas terrorists at the Nahal Oz base on October 7 last year.
Noa Marciano, who also served as an observer at the Nahal Oz base, was kidnapped by the barbarians to Gaza. Later, Hamas released a video of her in captivity. After the video was released, the IDF announced that she was no longer alive and that her body was found near Shifa Hospital in Gaza.
Today, the sisters of these brave IDF soldiers enlisted in the IDF:
Kolakevod to them!
A student from Malawi, who had worked with an Israeli health volunteer in his country battling AIDS, came up to us as we walked down the street in the UC-Davis Picnic Day Parade and wanted to carry the Israeli flag.