Hezbollah leader Naim Qasim said Israeli troops must completely withdraw from Lebanese territory by February 18.

Alexander Turbonov, a Jew who was captured by the Palestinian resistance and later released, has made a startling statement about his experiences in captivity. He acknowledged the kindness shown to him during the 498-day siege he spent with the Palestinians.

Israeli soldiers were reportedly stationed in the village of Kudna in the Quneitra province of Syria. The soldiers were seen moving in armored vehicles and patrolling local roads.

The Washington Post, citing its sources, reported that Israel is planning to strike Iran's nuclear facilities in the coming months.

Israeli police raided the largest Palestinian bookstore in occupied East Jerusalem, "Ma'rifi," arresting its owners and confiscating hundreds of books.

Egypt announced that it will hold an emergency Arab summit on February 27 to discuss US President Donald Trump's proposal to deport Palestinians from the Gaza Strip.

The movement's spokesman, Abu Ubayda, said that the release of the prisoners was delayed due to Israel's failure to comply with the agreed conditions.

Israel has officially withdrawn from the UN Human Rights Council, the country's Foreign Minister Gideon Saar announced.

US President Donald Trump has authorized the delivery of the most powerful non-nuclear bomb, the so-called MOAB ("Mother of All Bombs"), to Israel.

Switzerland has opened criminal proceedings against an Israeli soldier suspected of committing war crimes in Gaza.