The Israel Defense Forces (IDF), on October 22, announced the elimination of a high-ranking Hezbollah commander in a targeted airstrike in southern Lebanon. Issa Ahmad Karbala was a Hezbollah Radwan Force platoon commander operating in the Ain Qana area of Lebanon.

Forces dealt with simulated attempted takeovers of additional northern communities, IDF facilities, and outposts along the border. The IDF conducted 30 hours of training for defensive battles across the entire northern border over the last week in preparation for the attempt of an October 7-like attack from Lebanon.

Israel received two more deceased hostages' bodies, including that of Inbar Hayman, who was considered to be the last female hostage in Gaza.

Israel Minister of Defence Israel Katz has ordered the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) to warn Hamas leaders — via the U.S. oversight mechanism — that any Hamas fighters remaining beyond the yellow line in territory under Israeli control must evacuate immediately.

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The soldiers’ presence could traumatize and endanger the safety of some students on campus, the petition read.

After her capture by the Israeli military from the Global Sumud Flotilla, Stanford alumna Emily Wilder ’20 was deported to the U.S. on Oct. 10.

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