Israel-Hamas War - What happened on day 375?

Wizz Air announced on Tuesday a cancelation of all flights to Israel until mid-January 2025, according to Globes.

Troops of the IDF's 810th Brigade, also known as the Mountain Brigade, carried out precise raids from the Mount Dov area into southern Lebanon on compounds used by Hezbollah's Radwan Force, the military said on Tuesday.  

Troops of the IDF Alpinist Unit, along with soldiers of the 9204 and 8130 Battalions, reportedly located weapons and military infrastructure, which were subsequently destroyed. 

Britain on Tuesday sanctioned Israeli settler organizations that it said had sponsored violence against Palestinian communities in the West Bank, and called on Israel to "stop settler expansion on Palestinian land."

The sanctions target seven settler outposts or organizations involved in facilitating, inciting, promoting, or providing support for activity that amounts to a serious abuse of the human rights of Palestinians, Britain said.

"The inaction of the Israeli government has allowed an environment of impunity to flourish where settler violence has been allowed to increase unchecked," British foreign minister David Lammy said, noting settlers had also targeted schools and families with young children.

"The Israeli government must crack down on settler violence and stop settler expansion on Palestinian land," he added.

The latest sanctions, which impose asset freezes on the organizations, represent the third set of measures against persons involved in settler violence in the West Bank, Britain said.

A conference commending Hamas’s October 7 Massacre was convened in Istanbul this week, hosting an array of terrorist leaders, policymakers, and academics, with several antisemitic expressions being sounded on stage.

The conference was titled “Palestine – ‘Toufan Al-Aqsa’ and Regional and International Orders  - Impact, Implications, and Future Directions,” with ‘Toufan Al-Aqsa’ or Flood of Al-Aqsa being the name that Hamas gave its October 7 Massacre of 1200 Israelis and the kidnapping of 250 hostages aged 0-85

Advanced-Staff-Sergeant Major Adir Kadosh was named as the police officer killed in the terror attack near Ashdod on Tuesday, Israeli media reported. 

The Association for LGBTQ Equality in Israel said it shared its condolences with Kadosh's family, noting that he had been part of Israel's LGBTQ community.

The US told Israel that it would impose an arms embargo on the Jewish state if it does not resolve the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, N12 reported on Tuesday.

The White House reportedly expressed deep concern over the "deterioration of the humanitarian situation in Gaza in recent weeks" and called for urgent steps within the next month to reverse this trend. 

Hezbollah's deputy secretary general, Sheikh Naim Qassem, said on Tuesday the terrorist group had adopted a new calculation so that Israel feels 'pain,' even though he called for a ceasefire.

"Since Israel has attacked anywhere in Lebanon, we have the right to attack anywhere in Israel," a Hezbollah Deputy Chief said on Tuesday, as reported by Reuters. 

The official further said that the solution to the conflict was a ceasefire and that the terrorist organization would continue to attack military infrastructure. 

This is a developing story. 

The terrorist responsible for the shooting attack on Route 4 on Tuesday is a Palestinian from Gaza who entered Israel before the war and has remained in the country for the past year, according to Army Radio.

"Since Israel has attacked anywhere in Lebanon, we have the right to attack anywhere in Israel," a Hezbollah Deputy Chief said on Tuesday, as reported by Reuters. 

The official further said that the solution to the conflict was a ceasefire and that the terrorist organization would continue to attack military infrastructure. 

This is a developing story.