Another country is expected to attack Israel within days, the BBC reported on Sunday. The report comes after the IDF thwarted a massive Hezbollah attack on Israel from Lebanon early Sunday morning. According to the report, which quoted an anonymous security source, it’s believed that an attack will be carried out by the Houthis in Yemen. Last month, Israel carried out airstrikes against multiple Houthi targets in the Hodeidah port area in western Yemen, targeting oil refineries, a power plant, and weapon warehouses, killing and wounding dozens. The attack was in retaliation for the Houthis’ launch of a drone that struck Tel Aviv on July 18, killing one and wounding eight others, and about 220 previous attempts to attack Israel since October 7.

Rav Avrohom Zucker, the Rosh Yeshiva of Yeshiv Gedola Ohr Yisroel in Flatbush is in dire need of Rachmei Shomayim, following an incident on Sunday afternoon. He is currently being taken into emergency surgery with a serious head injury. His name for Tehillim is Avrohom Nesanel ben Masha Leeba אברהם נתנאל בן מאשא לייבא.

PRINCE GEORGE COUNTY, Va. – A serious accident on Interstate 95 in Prince George County early Sunday morning left three people, including an infant, with significant injuries. The crash occurred around 9:15 a.m. near the Route 623 exit when an SUV veered off the highway and overturned, according to Sgt. Jessica Shehan of the Virginia State Police. First responders arrived to find three victims at the scene, including an infant who had been ejected from the vehicle. Due to the severity of the injuries, a medical helicopter was summoned to airlift the infant to a hospital. The driver and another passenger were also transported to a local medical center. Authorities report that all three individuals sustained serious but non-life-threatening injuries.

The IDF has reported the death of a reserve soldier during clashes in Gaza City earlier today. The fallen soldier has been identified as Master Sgt. (res.) Shlomo Yehonatan Hazut HY’D, 36, of Ashdod, who served in the Jerusalem Brigade’s 9207th Battalion. Another soldier was seriously injured in the same incident. Preliminary findings from the IDF indicate that the soldiers were struck by an explosive device planted on a road in the Zeitoun neighborhood of Gaza City. (YWN World Headquarters – NYC)

The Binyamin Regional Council announced on Sunday that Petty Officer First Class Dovid Moshe Ben-Shitrit, H’yd, was killed during the Hezbollah attack on northern Israel on Sunday morning. He was killed by shrapnel from an interceptor missile while on the “Dvora” patrol ship during operational activity off the coast of Nahariya. Two other soldiers were injured in the incident, one moderately and one lightly. Although the IDF foiled a major Hezbollah attack on Sunday morning, the terror group fired over 200 missiles and drones at northern Israel following the IDF strikes in Lebanon. Dovid, z’l, 21, was a member of the yishuv of Adam (also known as Geva Binyamin) in Southern Binyamin. Sadly, he is the second member of the yishuv to fall in combat in the past week.

The  IDF early Sunday morning foiled a Hezbollah plan to attack strategic Israeli cities in northern and central Israel, including a possible attack on Ben Gurion Airport. Hezbollah had prepared to launch thousands of rockets, missiles, and drones at hundreds of military and strategic sites. In a preemptive attack at about 5 a.m, 100 Israeli fighter jets simultaneously struck thousands of Hezbollah rocket launchers. Despite the IDF strikes, Hezbollah fired hundreds of drones and rockets at northern Israel, including Akko, Ma’alot, Katzrin, and Tzfas. A number of rockets scored direct hits on buildings, homes and a kindergarten in Akko. A woman was lightly injured by shrapnel.

Dozens of Israeli war jets are carrying out airstrikes against Hezbollah across a broad swath of southern Lebanon tonight, in what is a preemptive move against a planned large-scale attack. Footage from Lebanon shows a large number of Israeli jets hurtling into Hezbollah-controlled airspace, and massive explosions. Lebanese media is reporting more than 40 airstrikes thus far, with more believed to be coming. In a statement, the IDF said that it detected rockets and missiles being prepared to be fired at Israel, with the strikes aimed at taking out the launching positions before they could be fired. The Israel Airports Authority has announced that all departures from Ben Gurion Airport will be delayed for the next few hours.

Israeli security officials estimate that Hezbollah will attack Israel in the next few days to retaliate for the elimination of Hezbollah commander Fuad Shukr. The attack is expected to be coordinated with Iran, which right now is not expected to directly attack Israel for the elimination of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh in Tehran. Ynet reported that Israel believes that Hezbollah will not operate without Iran’s approval. “Hezbollah will only act if it receives a green light from Iran. When Iran says, ‘Wait, stop,’ they stop. We know that Khamenei’s order was also passed on to Hezbollah.

The IDF on Motzei Shabbos announced the deaths of three soldiers who were killed in the central Gaza Strip on Friday. Two of the soldiers were killed by an explosive device detonated by Hamas terrorists in Gaza City which also killed a third soldier whose death was announced on Friday. The two reserve soldiers were identified as Sgt. First Class (res.) Nitai Metodi, H’yd, 23, from Ashkelon, and  Sgt. First Class (res.) Danil Pechenyuk, H’yd, 27, from Bat Yam. Both served in the 6301st Battalion of the Jerusalem Brigade. Another soldier was killed on Friday in a battle with Hamas terrorists in the Netzarim Corridor. He was identified as Sgt. Maj. (res.) Yaniv Itzchak Oren, H’yd, from Ein Gedi. He served in the 8119th Battalion of the Jerusalem Brigade.

A reserve soldier was killed and several others wounded when an explosive device detonated during an operation in Gaza City’s Zeitoun neighborhood Friday morning, the IDF announced. Sgt. First Class (res.) Evyatar Atuar hy”d, 24, of the Jerusalem Brigade’s 6310th Battalion, from Rosh Haayin, was identified as the slain soldier. The incident occurred as the Jerusalem Brigade was conducting an operation to expand the IDF’s Netzarim Corridor in southern Gaza City. According to an initial IDF probe, the reservists were searching a building when an explosive device planted on the outer wall exploded, injuring those outside. At least four soldiers were seriously wounded, and three others were moderately hurt.