"No one exactly knows what has transpired in Fordo. That being said, what we know so far is that the facilities have been seriously and heavily damaged," Iran's foreign minister states in television interview with CBS News that aired Tuesday.

Hamas accepts several previously rejected conditions – notably agreeing to provide hostage status information, accept international oversight of food distribution in territories under its control, and crucially, show flexibility regarding its post-war role.

The US-based satellite imagery company MAXAR has released new photographs of Iran's Fordo uranium enrichment site, indicating that Tehran has constructed a new access road and deployed heavy engineering equipment to the nuclear site, recently bombed by the US Air Force.

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez is leading the anti-Israel campaign in Europe, with ministers in his government accusing Israel of starting the war. Meanwhile, Jews in Spain live in fear: "People don't wear kippot in the streets." Yet, Israel still has pockets of support within the country.

Former hostage Daniella Gilboa compared the humiliation she experienced at the cafe to the times she had to beg terrorists during her captivity.