The military wing of Hamas, known as the Al-Qassam Brigades, declared that it launched a significant missile attack on Tel Aviv in response to what they termed as the Israeli Occupation's violence against civilians.

Sirens blared in Kfar Saba, Herzliya, and Raanana, areas north of Tel Aviv, for the first time in months, extending as far as 120 km from Rafah.

Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF) claimed to have intercepted at least 10 rockets, with reports from Hebrew Channel 12 indicating that the barrage originated from Rafah in southern Gaza. Hebrew media stated that a settler was injured when a missile struck a vehicle in Herzliya near Tel Aviv.

This development coincides with a planned meeting of the Israeli Occupation War Cabinet to discuss an agreement for the release of detainees held by Palestinian resistance forces in Gaza. An Israeli Occupation official confirmed the meeting, scheduled for Sunday evening in Jerusalem.

- Abu Obaida announces successful ambush operation -

On the 233rd day of the aggression, Al-Qassam Brigades spokesperson Abu Obaida announced a significant operation, including an ambush targeting an Israeli Occupation army unit in Jabalia camp, resulting in casualties and captures.

The aggression against Gaza has persisted for 233 days, marked by intensified aerial bombardments, particularly in the northern areas, resulting in numerous casualties and injuries among civilians.

The death toll in Gaza has risen to 35,984 Palestinians, with 80,643 injured since the conflict began on October 7.

- Operation Aqsa Typhoon -

Hamas' Al-Qassam Brigades initiated Operation Aqsa Typhoon in response to Israeli Occupation violations in occupied Palestinian territories. Meanwhile, the Israeli Occupation military launched Operation Iron Swords, conducting extensive raids resulting in casualties, injuries, and widespread destruction.

The death toll among Israeli Occupation Forces has reached 634 since the aggression's onset, with 282 fatalities recorded since the ground operation began. The occupation army reported 3,591 soldiers injured, including 556 in serious condition, 947 with moderate injuries, and 2,088 with minor injuries.