During the Jordan Valley Conference, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared that Israel currently controls 60% of the Gaza Strip, with plans to expand this control to 70%. This announcement follows a series of Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) airstrikes that targeted two senior Hamas commanders, Ezz al-Din Beik and Imad Aslim, who were reportedly meeting in an apartment in northern Gaza. The strikes aimed to disrupt Hamas's operations and were part of Israel's broader military strategy in the region. In addition to operations in Gaza, Netanyahu confirmed that Israeli troops have crossed the Litani River into southern Lebanon, where the IDF has conducted extensive strikes against Hezbollah positions, including attacks in Beirut and Tyre. The escalating conflict has seen Hezbollah launching drone attacks into Israel, prompting a strong military response from the IDF. As the situation develops, Israeli security officials await confirmation on the status of the targeted Hamas commanders, signaling an ongoing and intensifying military engagement in both Gaza and Lebanon.