The IDF just carried out an airstrike against Hezbollah terror targets in the village of Hula. This is the aftermath.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is scheduled to hold a press briefing in English tonight at 7:00 p.m. in Jerusalem, targeting international media. A source from his office indicates that he will discuss ongoing hostage negotiations and outline his rationale for maintaining an Israeli military presence in the Philadelphi Corridor.

• SpaceX satellite internet service Starlink said it will comply with court orders to block social network X in Brazil. Elon Musk owns both businesses. • Brazil’s supreme court ordered a suspension of X because it defied federal regulations concerning content moderation and the appointment of a legal representative in the country. • Musk has been publicly berating Brazil’s administration for months, threatening “reciprocal seizure of government assets,” in response to its court orders against his businesses.

Migrant crime is making up the majority of arrests in New York City.

Former hostage Erez Calderon, 12, speaks in a video pleading for the release of his father, Ofer Calderon, who is still being held in Gaza.

On the first day of the fall semester, Columbia University students picked up where they left off after spring by protesting Israel.

The Prime Minister’s Office, this evening (Tuesday, 3 September 2024), in response to Gantz’s remarks [translated from Hebrew]: “The reality speaks for itself. Since Gantz and his party left the Government, Israel eliminated Hamas’s chief-of-staff and Hezbollah’s chief-of-staff, attacked the Houthis, seized the Philadelphi Corridor – the lifeline by which Hamas arms itself – and carried out a pre-emptive strike against Hezbollah, which thwarted its malicious plan and destroyed thousands of rockets aimed at the Galilee. Whoever does not contribute to the victory and the return of the hostages would do well not to interfere.”