Yair Kraus

Military says struck Hezbollah site housing medium-range rockets, reiterates commitment to preventing violations of cease-fire agreement; IDF Arabic-language spokesperson announces curfew south of Litani River

Military says Hezbollah injuries in war at least twice its fatalities; with no demilitarized zone, destroyed southern Lebanon homes expected to be rebuilt; fears grow over Hezbollah resuming border provocations, which cease-fire may not prevent

Military says will protect against any violation of Israel sovereignty after warning Syrian rebels taking control of the area near the border, not to advance

A herd of Lebanese cows and their herding dog staged an unexpected 'border crossing' into Israel to visit the Snir Stream Nature Reserve, now reopened after the war; With help from IDF soldiers, a quick-thinking ranger ensured their peaceful return home, no peace treaty required

Extensive collection of weapons and equipment confiscated from Hezbollah's Radwan Forces, intended for a large-scale invasion of Israel goes on display; Seized arsenal includes 85,000 items, including advanced missiles, explosives and weapons, disrupting Hezbollah’s capabilities following recent ground operations in southern Lebanon

Picturesque coastal village of An-Naqoura, home to UNIFIL HQ, was staging ground for Radwan's planned invasion of the Galilee; Each home had munitions, explosives, rockets and its orchards hid launchers aimed at Israel;'It is impossible to believe peacekeepers saw nothing'

Police report that two northern Israeli suspects were taken in for further questioning to determine the reason behind their attempted passage

Cpt. Eitan Shiknazi, 24, from Eli, killed in by anti-tank missile in Beit Hanoun; another soldier dead in incident, though his name has not yet been released

Tamar Edri, 75, of Nahariya, was critically wounded when a Hezbollah rocket struck her home in late November, just one day before a cease-fire between Israel and the Shiite militant group took effect

IDF plans to withdraw from Lebanon next week, 60 days after cease-fire began, but delays likely; terror infrastructure remains widespread, and Lebanese army struggles to meet IDF demands; Israel requests 'additional time' to complete objectives