Residents of Gaza were documented today as they demonstrated for the release of captives. During the protest, they raised flags and called for the release of the hostages so they could return home. Watch:

Thirty soldiers rescued an elderly Gazan couple last night during an operation, as revealed by journalist Avishai Grinzaig. The translator brought specifically for the occasion disclosed some slightly disturbing details about the case, shedding light on why they remained there.

A recent tweet by Marina Medvin features a video shedding light on alarming Jihadist aspirations among Gazan Islamic mothers and their children.

In a stark and unsettling footage uploaded by the IDF on YouTube, the aftermath of the October 7 massacre is laid bare. Three months after the invasion by Hamas terrorists, Israel faced its most brutal day in history, marking the deadliest incident for Jews since the Holocaust.

The head of the World Health Organization called tonight (Sunday) for an immediate ceasefire in the Gaza Strip, and wrote: "Hospitals should be places for care and recovery, not danger and unrelenting suffering".

Gaza residents tried to approach a humanitarian truck and stock up on food. One of the Hamas policemen, whose job it is to guard the equipment for Hamas terrorists, shot dead a Gazan youth. Riots broke out there and his family set fire to a police station.

The British press reports that senior Israeli officials explained that although they know where a significant number of Israeli hostages are being held, they will not be rescued militarily for fear of harming Gazan citizens.