Lebanon Front: Israel says it destroyed Hezbollah’s underground tunnel network and command infrastructure beneath the Ali al-Taher ridge, using over 1,100 tons of explosives, and says the blast registered as a 4.1 quake—while vowing to keep forces in a “security zone.” Diplomatic Fallout: Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas warned of “dangerous escalation,” citing settlement expansion, demolitions, checkpoints, and Israel withholding over $6 billion in Palestinian funds. Gaza Accountability Debate: At Venice, Oscar-winning Israeli filmmakers Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor premiered “NAZA,” based on interviews with Israeli soldiers/intelligence personnel alleging calculated civilian harm; the film drew a record-length standing ovation. West Bank Politics & Law: Britain’s Ed Miliband announced expanded sanctions and an import ban on settlement goods, calling the situation “ethnic cleansing,” prompting Hamas praise and Israel’s retaliatory steps against UK consular presence. International Moves: Israel opened its first resident embassy in Slovenia amid protests, while Japan downgraded its travel advisory for Israel after talks with Israeli officials. Domestic/Coalition Watch: With Knesset election lists filed, coverage highlights Shas and UTJ’s positioning and the wider uncertainty over coalition formation.