Israel-Hamas War Day 233 |
Explosions Heard in Tel Aviv After Rocket Alarms Sound Across Central Israel
- RECAP: Israeli army strikes Hezbollah targets in southern Lebanon; aid begins entering Gaza through the Kerem Shalom crossing
- Cease-fire and hostage release talks to resume Tuesday, CNN reports
- Hamas says it captured Israeli soldiers in Gaza; IDF denies claim
- IDF says it struck Hezbollah targets in five villages in south Lebanon
IDF denies Hamas claim that it captured Israeli soldiers in Gaza ■ IDF questions suspected masked man threatening military coup in Gaza in viral video ■ IDF says it struck Hezbollah targets in five villages in south Lebanon ■ Hostage deal efforts to restart following CIA, Mossad chief meeting with Qatari PM
Rocket sirens sound throughout central Israel, Tel Aviv
Rocket sirens sounded in cities across central Israel, including north Tel Aviv, Herzliya and Petah Tikva.
Cease-fire and hostage release talks to resume Tuesday, CNN reports
Cease-fire and hostage release negotiations between Israel and Hamas are set to resume on Tuesday, an Egyptian official familiar with the matter told CNN on Sunday.
The Egyptian official added that the talks would take place in Cairo, according to CNN.
An Israeli official familiar with the matter also told CNN that talks would resume next week, but did not specify where they would take place.
Israeli settlements minister calls The Hague an 'absurd antisemitic theater'
Settlements and National Missions Minister Orit Strock called the International Court of Justice in The Hague an "absurd antisemitic theater" and said that it "shakes the hand of the Palestinian Authority" in an interview with Israeli news outlet Kan 11.
Strock said that since Auschwitz, no venture has been created like that of Gaza under Hamas' control, where hundreds of millions of dollars have been invested in the goal of destroying the Jewish people.
Strock added that "they have judges sitting [in robes] and discussing whether we are allowed to destroy the genocide mechanism that was built for us."
Hamas-run Gaza health ministry: 81 Palestinians killed in Gaza in past day
The Hamas-controlled health ministry in Gaza published data Sunday showing that 81 Palestinians have been killed in the Strip in the past day.
At least 35,984 Palestinians have been killed and 80,643 injured in Israel's military offensive on Gaza since October 7, the health ministry added in a statement.
RECAP: Israeli army strikes Hezbollah targets in southern Lebanon; aid begins entering Gaza through the Kerem Shalom crossing
Here are the latest updates for day 233 of the Israel-Hamas war:
■ The IDF said it struck Hezbollah targets in five villages in south Lebanon overnight into Sunday.
■ Lebanese media reported that Israel attacked a vehicle in the city of Naqoura in southern Lebanon with a drone.
■ Aid trucks begin entering Gaza through the Kerem Shalom border crossing.
■ Hamas said that the amount of aid entering Gaza is completely insufficient and that there's fear of hunger spreading.
■ A reservist was questioned by Military Police on suspicion of being the masked man who appeared in a video calling for mass insubordination in the IDF.
■ War cabinet member Benny Gantz submitted a proposal to the Israeli cabinet secretary to establish a commission of inquiry into October 7 and the Gaza war.
■ Hundreds attended the funeral of returned hostage Michel Nissenbaum.
■ Sirens sounded in northern Israel, near the border with Lebanon, multiple times on Sunday morning.
Israeli High Court to discuss petition to close Sde Teiman detention facility for Gazans next week
Israel's High Court scheduled an urgent hearing on the petition submitted by human rights organizations demanding that the Sde Teiman detention facility for Gazans be closed.
The hearing will take place next Wednesday with the participation of judges Uzi Vogelman, Daphne Barak-Erez and Ofer Grosskopf.
The state has yet to submit its response to the petition, and the High Court has allowed it to do so until the day before the hearing.
Hamas: Amount of aid entering Gaza is completely insufficient, there's fear of hunger spreading
After the Kerem Shalom border crossing opened Sunday morning, Hamas said that the amount of humanitarian aid entering the Gaza Strip is completely insufficient and there is a fear of hunger spreading.
According to Hamas, the amount of incoming fuel will not be enough to operate any of Gaza's hospitals, and Israel's plan to open another border crossing point to north Gaza – as well as a crossing to Beit Hanoun in northeast Gaza – will not meet the aid needs.
Report: Israeli drone strikes vehicle in south Lebanon
Lebanese media reported that Israel attacked a vehicle in the city of Naqoura in southern Lebanon with a drone.
According to the reports, several people were injured as a result of the attack.
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