Israel announced the closure of crossings into Gaza on Sunday night due to heightened tensions with Iran. The Coordinator of Government Activities in the Territories (COGAT) described the closure as a necessary security measure, affecting the Kerem Shalom crossing, the primary entry point for humanitarian aid. COGAT assured that the closure would not impact the humanitarian situation, noting that adequate aid has already been delivered since the ceasefire began. This closure comes after Iran launched missiles at Israel, marking the first missile attack since the April ceasefire. The Israel Defence Forces (IDF) confirmed the missile launch and reported that their defensive systems were activated to intercept the threat, with no casualties or damage reported. Additionally, the IDF issued safety directives to the public, urging them to seek shelter upon receiving alerts. In a related development, Israel struck Hezbollah positions in the Dahieh district of Beirut after the group fired at Israeli territory. These actions reflect the ongoing volatility in the region as tensions rise between Israel and Iranian-backed groups.