Gaza War

"The report issued today on Gaza by FEWS NET relies on data that is outdated and inaccurate," the US ambassador to Israel said.

In bipartisan Wall Street Journal op-ed, Robert O'Brien and Tom Nides name seven Americans still held by Hamas, stress unified US stance on hostage release.

Hamas officials admit fighters no longer receive timely instructions from senior command as IDF operations continue to degrade terrorist infrastructure.

Arab media sources said the agreement between the parties would be executed in three phases. The first phase would be a "humanitarian stage" including additional supply deliveries to the Gaza Strip and the release of all Israeli female hostages, including female soldiers, as well as civilian hostages.

"We will not allow any terrorist organization against Israeli communities and Israeli citizens from Gaza. We will not allow a return to the reality of before October 7," Katz stated.

The Houthis have increased their attempts to challenge Israel in recent days. Accordingly, Israeli officials acknowledge that the situation cannot continue and are preparing for a significant strike against Houthi targets in Yemen.

Terror group agrees to release elderly and sick hostages in the first round. Extended ceasefire under discussion as both sides show flexibility on previously unresolved issues. Israeli delegation reportedly in Doha, with top Israeli officials meeting Trump representatives under the radar. Defense chief says "a large majority is expected to approve the deal."

According to the Washington Post, the terror group has retreated from previous demands for a complete halt to the war and full withdrawal of Israeli forces. An Egyptian official said it recently provided Israel with names of living hostages.

Gaza ceasefire likely to be signed in coming days, sources tell Reuters. Netanyahu visits Mount Hermon to see newly seized peak. His office casts doubt on Cairo report.