15 Israeli soldiers have now been killed in the Gaza operation, the IDF has announced Wednesday, which in total marks 320 total troops killed since the Oct. 7th massacre (and with over 1,100 more Israeli and foreign civilians). 

Widely circulating footage shows Knesset members crying after a closed-door session (below), leading to speculation that Israeli troops could be sustaining higher than known casualty rates.

But the emotional scene is reportedly due to a special viewing in parliament of newly compiled footage of the Oct.7 terror attacks, as The Times of Israel details: 

A compilation of raw footage documenting Hamas's grisly October 7 rampage through the western Negev was screened Wednesday for Knesset members. The 43-minute-long video was produced by the IDF Spokesperson's Office and shows uncensored, difficult-to-watch videos, many taken from terrorists' bodycams.

After a request from Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana to the military, lawmakers were granted permission to hold a closed-door screening of the footage where recording and cellphones were not allowed.

Ohana, speaking before the screening, said that he had arranged the event so that Israeli lawmakers would "know who and what we are facing," and so that "we will all know how much our path in this war against this evil is justified," according to sources familiar with the event.

...More than 50 MKs were in attendance, and some broke down in tears, including Ra'am head Mansour Abbas, the Maariv news outlet reported.