Meir Medical Center in Kfar Saba: Five injured victims from ramming attack have been discharged

Report: Houthi rebels 'hijacked an Israeli ship' off the port city of Mukha in the Red Sea

<p>Daniel Edri, an IDF reservist who suffered from post-traumatic stress and took his own life, will be officially recognized as a fallen IDF soldier after the medical committee handling his case determined he had a 100% disability rating, according to a report by Kan News.</p>

Police are searching for 27-year-old Tayibe resident Arkan Khaled, who is suspected of injuring eight soldiers in a ramming attack, and are asking the public for assistance.

US envoy says Hamas showing 'lack of desire' to reach a ceasefire. 'Hamas does not appear to be coordinated or acting in good faith.'

<p>For the first time, Hamas is demanding in the negotiations that as part of the deal for the release of hostages and a ceasefire in Gaza, members of the Nukhba Force who took part in the October 7 Massacre be released, according to a report this evening on Kan News.</p>

<p>State Department Spokesperson Thomas Pigott, when asked by a reporter about the situation in Gaza, "This humanitarian catastrophe lies at the feet of Hamas. They could end this conflict today by giving back the hostages and laying down their arms." He reiterated the US's dedication to getting aid into Gaza.</p>

<p>The IDF claims that reports of hunger in Gaza are part of a Hamas-led campaign. Col. Abdullah Halabi, the senior officer in charge of the humanitarian aid mechanism for the Gaza Strip, told Kan News that the amount of aid entering Gaza is sufficient. “We are making great efforts to bring in aid. The quantity is sufficient and adequate,” he said.</p><p>According to him, “The images we see from Gaza are part of a campaign aimed at undermining the amount of humanitarian aid entering and our cooperation with the international community.” He added, “Humanitarian assistance is not limited to food—we are also providing medical supplies and support intended to ensure a reasonable standard of living in the Gaza Strip.”</p>