Israel Continues Operations in Gaza, Lebanon, and Judea and Samaria
Translated & summarized from NEWSru Israel by baba
On November 11, 2026, the 1132nd day of the "War of Revival," the IDF conducted operations in Judea and Samaria, detaining suspects in multiple locations. The IDF maintains control over buffer zones in Lebanon and Syria and operates in Gaza despite a ceasefire. The article details the conflict's origins on October 7, 2023, its significant casualties, hostage situations, and regional escalations involving Hezbollah, Iran, and Yemen. It also notes ongoing counter-terrorism efforts in the West Bank and Gaza.
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- IDF conducted operations and detained suspects in multiple Palestinian towns in Judea and Samaria on November 11, 2026.
- The IDF maintains control over buffer zones in southern Lebanon and southwestern Syria, conducting strikes as needed.
- A ceasefire is in effect in Gaza, but the IDF controls a buffer zone and responds to violations.
- The "War of Revival" began on October 7, 2023, with a Hamas-led attack on Israel.
- The conflict has resulted in significant casualties on both sides and regional involvement.
- Approximately 7,000 terror suspects have been detained in Judea and Samaria since the war began.
On November 11, 2026, the 1132nd day of the "War of Revival" (Operation "Iron Swords"), the IDF reported ongoing operations in Palestinian towns in Judea and Samaria. The IDF maintains control over a buffer zone in southern Lebanon and southwestern Syria, conducting strikes and operations in these territories as needed. In Gaza, a ceasefire is formally in effect, though the IDF controls a buffer zone encompassing over 60% of the strip and responds to violations with attacks on terrorists and targeted assassinations.
Early on November 11, 2026, Palestinian Authority sources reported IDF activity in Maytaloun, south of Jenin, and in Nablus, where suspects, including former prisoners, were detained. IDF forces were also active in Qalqilya and Kafr Thul, southeast of Qalqilya, with suspects detained in both locations. Later, security forces responded to reports of car fires in the Samaria village of Luban ash-Sharqiya, south of Nablus. Soldiers searched for suspects and worked to restore order, with forensic teams to follow up after fires were extinguished. No casualties or arrests were immediately reported.
The article provides extensive background on the conflict, which began with a Hamas-led attack on Israel on October 7, 2023. This attack involved rocket barrages, border breaches by thousands of militants, and the abduction of hundreds of Israelis and foreign nationals. The conflict subsequently expanded to include Hezbollah's involvement from Lebanon. The report details the immense human cost, including over a thousand Israeli civilian deaths on the initial attack day, significant military casualties, and tens of thousands wounded. It also notes the recovery of hostages, with the last living hostage returned in October 2025 and the remains of the final captive in January 2026. The article estimates around 20,000 militants killed in Gaza and 10,000 in Lebanon, along with the elimination of numerous terrorist leaders. It also mentions over 13,000 rockets fired from Gaza and 15,000 from Lebanon, alongside drone attacks from various regional actors. The report highlights the displacement of hundreds of thousands of Israelis and the detention of approximately 7,000 terror suspects in Judea and Samaria since the war's inception. It also references casualty figures from Gaza's Hamas-run Health Ministry, while noting a report questioning the accuracy of these figures.
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