Hamas-Israel War Roundup: Gaza talks, Yahwa Sanwar, Israeli ships, Gaza tunnel, Israeli camp
U.S., Chinese foreign ministers hold phone talks on Gaza War
US and Chinese foreign ministers, Blinken and Wang Yi, discussed the Gaza conflict by phone. Blinken emphasized ongoing efforts to prevent regional conflict from spreading. Wang Yi prioritized establishing a ceasefire and ending the war promptly, endorsing a "two states, two nations" plan for Israeli-Palestinian resolution.
IDF surrounds house of Hamas leader Yahya Sanwar in Khan YunisAl-Arabiya TV channel reported that since Tuesday, Israeli soldiers have surrounded the house of Yahya Sanwar, one of the leaders of Hamas, in Khan Yunis, south of the Gaza Strip.
Yemeni Houthis: We target only Israeli shipsMohammed Al-Bukhaiti, a member of Yemen's Houthi political office, issued a warning, stating that the group exclusively targets Israeli ships in the Red Sea and Makran Sea. The threat is tied to ongoing Israeli military operations in Gaza, with Al-Bukhaiti asserting that Yemen's Houthis will block Israeli ships in these strategic waterways as long as the Gaza conflict persists. He further warned of potential increased attacks against Israel's interests by the group.
Hamas northern battalion commanders eliminated in Gaza tunnel operationThe Israeli army targeted and eliminated commanders of the northern battalion of Hamas hiding in an underground tunnel in the Gaza Strip. The operation was conducted with guidance from the Israel Security Agency (Shin Bet) and the country's intelligence services.
Gunfire targets Israeli military camp near Ramallah
Ynet news website reported on Wednesday that Israeli soldiers came under fire at a military camp near Ramallah. The targeted soldiers were participating in training courses at the West Bank camp. Currently, Israeli military personnel are conducting patrols in the area to apprehend those responsible for the attack.
