The Israeli military has approved plans for renewed fighting in Gaza, citing intelligence that Hamas has rebuilt parts of its infrastructure, including some tunnels. Israeli political sources stressed that the Netanyahu government has yet to approve another offensive
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The Israeli military has approved plans for renewed fighting in Gaza, citing intelligence that Hamas has rebuilt parts of its infrastructure, including some tunnels. Israeli political sources stressed that the Netanyahu government has yet to approve another offensive
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01:48 AM • June 10 2026 IDT
The Israeli army is preparing for the possibility of a return to large-scale fighting in Gaza, amid cease-fires in Iran and Lebanon and assessments that Hamas has used recent months to significantly rebuild its military and organizational capabilities, IDF officials said.
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