Israel-Gaza updates: Biden speaks with Netanyahu about hostages, Gaza aid

The Israel Defense Forces said one of its drones "struck a terrorist in Lebanese territory" on Thursday night as tensions flared along the Israel-Lebanon border.

The IDF said its forces also struck "several military assets belonging to" the Lebanese militant group Hezbollah, in response to rockets that were fired from Lebanon toward Israel on Thursday.

Israeli forces and Lebanese armed groups have engaged in artillery exchanges since the outbreak of the latest war in the Gaza Strip between the Israeli military and Hamas, the Palestinian militant group that governs the territory. Hezbollah has voiced strong support for Hamas, sparking fears that the war could spread into Lebanon.

-ABC News' Morgan Winsor

Israeli fighter jets struck more than 100 "terror targets" belonging to the militant group Hamas in the Gaza Strip overnight, according to a joint statement released Friday morning by the Israel Defense Forces and the Israel Securities Authority.

Those targets included "an underground tunnel, weapon warehouses, and dozens of operational command centers," the IDF and ISA said.

Amjad Majed Muhammad Abu 'Obdeh, a Hamas naval operative who allegedly took part in the Oct. 7 attack in southern Israel, was killed during the Israeli airstrikes overnight, according to the statement. There was no official confirmation from Hamas.

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Israel releases footage of night attacks across Gaza

Israel on Friday released footage of night attacks across Gaza, saying it hit what it described as over a hundred operational targets of "terrorist organization" in the Gaza Strip.

Israeli fighter jets also "neutralized" what the IDF and ISA described as "a terror squad belonging to the Hamas aerial array ... after they attempted to fire rockets at a jet."

"In addition, terror assets and weapons located in a mosque in the Jabaliya neighbourhood were destroyed, which was used as observation posts and staging ground by Hamas terrorists," the IDF and ISA added.

-ABC News' Morgan Winsor

An Israel Defense spokesperson told ABC News’ Britt Clennett the Iron Dome is holding strong against the increase in rockets launched at the country.

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How does Israel’s Iron Dome defense system work?

ABC News’ Britt Clennett takes a tour of Israel’s Iron Dome defense system, amid questions on whether the system could be overwhelmed with growing Hezbollah clashes along the Israel-Lebanon border.

Within the first week of the conflict, the Iron Dome intercepted more than 6,000 rockets, the IDF spokesperson told Clennett.

On Wednesday, President Joe Biden said the U.S. was "going to keep Iron Dome fully supplied so it can continue standing sentinel over Israeli skies, saving Israeli lives."

The Iron Dome first became operational in 2011, with the IDF spokesperson saying the coming days were going to be challenging but the Iron Dome and "our other active air defense systems were designed exactly for this mission."

-ABC News’ Britt Clennett

The White House prepared a sweeping $105 billion foreign aid package that includes some $60 billion in assistance for Ukraine and $14 billion for Israel, three officials tell ABC News.

During President Joe Biden’s Thursday address to the nation, he stressed success in Ukraine and Israel is "vital" to the U.S.

The full-year request is also expected to include $14 billion to improve security at the U.S.-Mexico border and another $7 billion in assistance for the Indo-Pacific region, which includes Taiwan. Another $10 billion would go toward humanitarian efforts, according to the officials who spoke on condition of anonymity before details are announced Friday.

ABC News' Anne Flaherty, Ben Siegel and Allison Pecorin