Field reports on security developments in Syria, Gaza, and the West Bank

Following an Israeli strike on a military airbase in Syria, the Israeli Chief of Staff visited troops in southern Syria, warning that Israel will not permit hostile forces to establish themselves near its borders. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu separately warned against any Turkish military buildup in Syria that threatens Israeli security. On the Gaza front, the Israel Defense Forces reported the elimination of four Hamas Nukhba commanders in the al-Shati area. The strike, which targeted a Hamas-controlled police station, reportedly killed at least nine people and wounded 15 others. In the West Bank, the Palestinian Red Crescent reported that a 70-year-old woman and a 15-year-old girl were wounded by shrapnel from IDF gunfire in the village of Qusra, with three others reportedly beaten by soldiers in Nablus. Meanwhile, British Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband condemned Israel's tender offers for E1 settlement projects, stating that the British government will implement comprehensive measures in response to Israeli policies. Additionally, according to an Axios report, the US military has secretly established a corridor through the Strait of Hormuz to transport approximately 10 million barrels of oil daily.