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The terrorist organization has ordered operatives to disconnect from phones and avoid using the internet, and ignore Israeli media. 

Former hostages Iair Horn, Alexandre Sasha Troufanov, and Keith Siegel made their first public statement Tuesday evening in Hostage Square.

According to the IDF spokesperson, the warning systems were activated due to a ballistic missile launch from Yemen that was intercepted by the Israeli Air Force before it could cross into Israeli airspace.

Military sources revealed that the plan to resume hostilities was developed and kept highly classified to create an element of surprise and tactical deception that Hamas was unprepared to counter.

The proposal comes despite company claims that it is not transporting arms to Israel, even as investigative reports have shown Maersk shipped armored combat vehicles and other military hardware to Israel.

"This action follows Hamas's repeated refusal to release our hostages and rejection of all proposals presented by US President's Special Envoy Steve Witkoff and the mediators," Netanyahu says.

Israeli official confirmed to The Wall Street Journal that Trump gave Israel the go-ahead to resume attacks after Hamas’s refusal, with Israel notifying the US beforehand.

Sky News Arabia reports that the Trump administration has linked Egypt's reconstruction plan to Hamas's removal from Gaza and the disarmament of the Strip. The plan spans approximately five years, and is estimated to cost over $50 billion.

Officials in Beirut claim that as long as the IDF maintain control over five strategic points near the Israel-Labanon border, normalization is out of the question. A Hezbollah parliament member declared: "Lebanon will not accept normalization."