Article of Channel 14, translated:

"A week after the announcement of the takeover: First tour of the 'Morgue Route' by Noam Amir

Against the backdrop of the possibility of a hostage deal based on Egypt's new proposal, the IDF is deepening the fighting in Gaza. • By the time the mission is completed here, the IDF is expected to control about 30 percent of the Gaza Strip. • We joined Defense Minister Yisrael Katz's assessment of the situation on the new Morag road that was occupied and paved by the security establishment. Against the backdrop of the possibility of a hostage deal based on Egypt's new proposal, the IDF is intensifying the fighting in the Gaza Strip. Givati and Golani forces continue to strike the enemy, and in the past 24 hours alone, dozens of terrorists have been eliminated and hundreds have been injured.

Fighters from the Givati Brigade Combat Team regained control of the Shavura neighborhood in Rafah. As part of the operation, the forces located and destroyed dozens of weapons and terrorist infrastructure, including a tunnel shaft located near one of the buildings in the area and a cache of mortar bombs intended to be used against the forces.

Our forces on the Morag axis | Photo: IDF Spokesperson These are pictures of the tunnel. Since the ceasefire began, the IDF has not been capturing tunnels much. This is what the moment of its explosion looked like.

For the first time, we joined Defense Minister Yisrael Katz's assessment of the situation on the new Morag highway that was captured and paved by the security establishment. After the capture of the highway is complete, it will be over a kilometer wide and 12 kilometers long. The forces have currently completed paving ten kilometers and completely encircling Rafah.

Rafah is empty of people, but hundreds of terrorists are still hiding underground. By the time the mission is completed, the IDF is expected to control about 30 percent of the Strip, Rafah will be completely isolated, the Philadelphia axis will become an irrelevant line, and the center of the Strip will become what is defined here as "Little Gaza."

At this stage, the IDF is relying on regular forces and waiting to see where the deal goes according to the outline proposed by Egypt. Defense Minister Israel Katz also does not rule out the possibility of a deal and makes it clear that it will not include a discussion about ending the war. If the deal collapses, the IDF is expected to mobilize reserves and enter the next phase, an aggressive maneuver throughout the Strip."