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Urgent: Ben Gvir said today that he presents a practical and implementable plan to encourage migration from the Gaza Strip.

Investigations have revealed a drug network extending beyond Lebanese territory, run by a Belgian national from outside Lebanon. The network is manufacturing new narcotic substances for distribution in the Lebanese market.

The pursuit is widening in the drug warehouse case seized in the Ashrafieh area, and six people were detained in the past few hours. MTV sources reported the development.

🔴 Urgent: The Jordanian foreign minister said Jordan will do whatever is necessary to protect its security, its citizens and its sovereignty.

Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz said Israel has ready-made plans to move Palestinians out of the Gaza Strip, but is waiting for the United States to determine which countries or destinations they could be sent to, according to France 24. Speaking at a conference organized by Yedioth Ahronoth, Katz said there is no real solution for Gaza without this migration, adding that the Israeli government is organized and ready to remove them by sea, by air and by all possible means. The U.S. Embassy referred requests for comment to the State Department in Washington, while Katz said the plan has not been canceled but has been frozen pending U.S. approval, adding that implementation could depend, in his words, on Washington's assessment of Hamas's compliance with the ceasefire terms.

Israeli occupation authorities have sentenced prisoner Lian Mansour to eight months in prison and imposed a fine of 8,000 shekels.

Occupation forces detained several employees of the Hizma municipality north of Jerusalem and confiscated their vehicle.

In Palestine, The Israeli army said it destroyed dozens of iron and metal lathes in the West Bank in recent days.

State Security is cracking down on irregular pricing of electricity generators and has detained one generator owner in Beirut’s Dahieh.

More satellite images confirm the damage caused by a ballistic missile at Teteen camp in Aqaba, Jordan, at the helicopter landing pad, with a helicopter possibly damaged or destroyed.

IRGC says the detainees were seeking to carry out armed attacks in the western cities of the country, and added that ammunition was found with them.

The US-Iran standoff has reached an impasse, with no signs of a near-term solution or settlement, according to Bloomberg.

In Palestine, Officials in Netanyahu's office inspected a site designated for the new Metzukei Arts settlement in the West Bank.

Freedom Flotilla Coalition: It announced the launch of a new maritime flotilla toward Gaza in a new attempt to break the Israeli blockade imposed on the enclave. The ships will tour a number of European ports to rally support before setting off on their journey next October.

In Palestine, Amin Abu Alia, head of the village council in al-Mughayyir, said residents now have about 900 dunams left out of 43,000 dunams, because settlers have taken control of wide areas of the land. He added that 400 people from the town have been arrested since the start of the war, and about 70 remain in prison. He said that since the start of the year, 7 townspeople have been killed and 340 others injured, and that settlers have stolen hundreds of sheep in recent months and established 11 new settlement outposts on the town's land.

Enemy media: 🔴 Urgent: Itamar Ben Gvir said that Netanyahu has "returned to the days when he refuses to be photographed with me out of fear for his electoral standing."

Two drone strikes hit Ali al-Tahir moments ago.

🔴 Urgent: Israeli forces, backed by Merkava tanks, are advancing and shelling what remains of homes on the western outskirts of Houla.

Enemy media: Defense Minister Israel Katz is holding a multi-front security assessment with IDF Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir and other senior military and security officials, his office says.

🔴 Hezbollah's parliamentary bloc said the Lebanese president's expression of a bid to end hostility with Israel is a disregard for the national charter.

Foreign Minister Youssef Raggi, responding to a question about his absence from the ministry and whether it was due to security reasons, answered: “Yes.”

Enemy media: All of the founders of Yesh Atid in 2013 are no longer in politics, except for Lapid.

President Salam said the safe return of any Lebanese detainee to his homeland would be an important step toward addressing the issue. He thanked the U.S. administration, particularly Ambassador Michel Issa, for the efforts made in this regard.

Salam said work will continue until all prisoners are released, the fate of the missing is determined, and a full Israeli withdrawal from Lebanese territory is achieved.

Tasnim reported that six members of the Iranian army's naval forces were killed in this week's US attack.