Oct. 7 Commemoration: Netanyahu told Israelis at the Mount Herzl memorial that “there will be no Hamas rule in Gaza,” vowing to keep targeting those behind the attack and hostages, as flags were lowered and Herzog urged unity despite political division. Gaza War Policy: Israel’s stated post-war governance plans remain unresolved, with the anniversary marking another round of pressure on how Gaza will be run. West Bank Pressure: A commission report says “Israeli” forces and settlers carried out nearly 63,000 attacks on Palestinians since Oct. 7, alongside demolitions and heavy damage to farmland and olive trees. West Bank Raids: Israeli forces demolished a Birzeit University memorial and arrested 12 Palestinians in multiple raids. Northern Front: Israel continued shelling in southern Lebanon, while Turkey condemned renewed Israeli work on the “Sufa 53” line in Quneitra as a breach of the 1974 disengagement deal. FlyDubai Probe: Investigators expanded the thwarted cockpit attack probe, with reports saying the Omani co-pilot planned to crash into Ben Gurion or a Tel Aviv target, sharpening scrutiny of aviation vetting and coordination. UK Politics Spillover: The UK Green Party’s vote defining Zionism as racism triggered Israel’s ban of leader Zack Polanski, adding to the political fallout around Israel-linked events. Cyber Security: Microsoft’s report ranks Israel second globally for cyberattack targeting, citing a surge in ransomware and Iranian-linked campaigns. Israel-Government & Economy: The Israel Securities Authority named Adv. Sara Kandler as CEO, replacing Oded Spirer. International Diplomacy: Jordan-Turkey talks focused on regional security and Israel-linked war crimes concerns raised by King Abdullah at the UN.