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Documents from the Coordinator of Government Activities in the Territories and IDF Southern Command reveal that a surplus of hundreds of trucks a day allows Hamas to control goods, tax merchants and smuggle equipment. Israeli security officials admit: There is no tracking of generators and machinery brought into Gaza. Despite the recommendation to reduce the quantity, Netanyahu reversed course under US pressure.
The Russian cargo ship Ursa Major sank off the coast of Spain in 2024, in an incident that raised suspicions of sabotage. A CNN investigation reveals that the vessel was carrying nuclear submarine engines, apparently for Kim Jong Un’s regime in North Korea.
CNN has published preliminary findings from a report by the Civil Commission on October 7 Crimes by Hamas Against Women and Children. The document includes new details about crimes of a sexual nature committed by the terrorist organization's members against hostages.
Many Israelis received SMS messages in Hebrew containing threatening content. In the messages, Iranian hackers called on Israelis to cooperate with the Islamic Republic and, echoing previous threats, added: "Soon you will see the sun in the night sky."
Reports from Beirut point to an effort to persuade the US to pressure Israel to return to the ceasefire and stop its strikes. If a ceasefire is not in place before the talks begin on Thursday, the Lebanese delegation is expected to focus on ending the war before any other issue
