Israel forces gather along borders with Gaza and Lebanon

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Alex Forrest Whiting

The Israeli Defense Forces have continued to bombard Gaza, targeting Hamas infrastructure as a response to the militant group's terror attacks on October 7. Ground forces have now gathered along Israel's borders with Gaza and Lebanon as the conflict threatens to escalate further.

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