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Around 80,000 northern residents evacuated their homes in October under fire by Hezbollah once the war between Israel and Hamas in Gaza started.

Shocking revelation: Ministry of Housing data unveils 200 vacant apartments unoccupied for 3 months, leaving 100,000+ evacuees in desperate search for temporary housing solutions.

After multiple recent visits to the North, briefings with top officials, and checking with key sources, The Jerusalem Post can “translate” and separate key developments from less crucial ones.

It was unclear if Jawad, a reportedly significant figure within Hezbollah, had been killed as part of ongoing exchanges of fire between the IDF and Hezbollah or whether he was specifically targeted.

Approval has been granted for 1,000 units in Dalit El Carmel's new neighborhood • Sumei town in Upper Galilee is also set to expand, welcoming 2,000 homes amid infrastructure enhancements

The sense of a ghost town, made more intense by low-hanging clouds and a bit of rain, fills out this area; from Arab al-Aramshe to Shtula and toward Mattat.

Despite the promise, neither Halevi nor any other senior Israeli officials have given any specifics about how far they are willing to go in terms of action against Hezbollah.

Construction and Housing minister announces swift plan, costing millions, to use buildings as shelters in the North due to neglected existing ones.

REPORTER'S NOTEBOOK: With 300,000 reservists called up, many areas are festooned with tanks, soldiers, camps, and military vehicles on the move, with temporary concrete shelters being delivered.

In addition, an alert sounded for a suspected terrorist infiltration in Hanita, in Western Galilee, south of the Lebanese border.