Fox News foreign correspondent Trey Yingst provides a personal glimpse into the tunnels beneath Khan Yunis, Gaza, where Israeli forces have discovered cells used for holding hostages.

The IDF revealed documentation from the giant tunnel in Khan Yunis, which connects to an extensive underground route. From the investigation of the tunnel it was determined that Israeli hostages were held there.

Aviva Sigal, who returned in the hostage deal, provided hair-raising testimony at the Knesset from her time in Hamas captivity: "One of the young women came back from the bathroom upset, the terrorist touched her. They tortured a young woman in front of my eyes because they thought she was an officer."

The Islamic Jihad published a video this evening in which you can see a sign of life from Elad Katzir who was kidnapped on October 7th. This is the second video of Katzir, with the first published about three weeks ago.

IDF Spokesman Daniel Hagari updated that three Israeli citizens who were previously identified as missing - are now recognized as abductees. As a result, the total number of abductees in Gaza stands at 136 people.

An Israeli delegation is expected to land in Cairo in favor of a new outline of a hostage deal in which hundreds of terrorists will be released, Israel will withdraw its forces from the Strip and the amount of fuel entering the Strip will increase.

The launch capacity of Hamas is decreasing as the average of launches per day in the last week is 14 launches compared to the beginning of the war when it was 75 launches. However, the launch capability has not been affected 100 percent.

In an effort to arouse global public opinion to the fact that 133 hostages are still being held, the country's president Isaac Herzog issued a unified message in different languages: "demand their immediate release."

After the latest publications stated that there are 129 abductees in Gaza, the families request to update that there are 133 abductees.

Palestinian reports claim that as soon as Israel entered the Gaza Strip, Yahya Sinwar fled towards Khan Yunis in an aid vehicle, together with some Israeli hostages, to ensure his safety if the IDF reached him.

A CNN presenter burst into tears while reading the letter from Liora Argamani, the mother of Noa Argamani who was kidnapped by Hamas, that she sent to President Biden asking him to help her see her daughter before she dies.

Minister Hili Tropper from the National Unity party, says that it is more urgent to return the abductees than to collapse the Hamas regime: "It is not certain that there will be anyone to return."

Dozens of the families of the abductees watched a special discussion in the Knesset plenum dedicated to the issue of the abductees and the missing. Among others, Prime Minister Netanyahu and opposition leader Lapid spoke.

The IDF publishes the method of finding the five bodies of the abductees inside a network of tunnels in Gaza. IDF forces destroyed an underground headquarters in Jabalia and gained an operational hold in the area of ​​the refugee camp.

The IDF published the details of the investigation into the killing of the three abductees after the fighters accidentally hit them. The canine unit dog was sent into a building and found the abductees. A recording of the abductees was heard and a Golani patrol hit the terrorists.

The Prime Minister's wife, who was also present at the meeting, said that she sent letters to the wives of world leaders, from mother to mother, asking them to help promote the release of the abductees.

Hamas published a video this evening of three elderly abductees who are being held captive by Hamas and is using them again in a cynical and cruel way, in the media it was decided not to show the video and not to play into Hamas' hands.

The head of the opposition, MK Yair Lapid, went on a diplomatic visit to Germany in efforts to free the abductees, in his meeting with the Chancellor of Germany Lapid said: "Stopping the millions flowing into Hamas accounts will lead to the collapse of the organization and the release of the abductees."

The IDF spokesman reveals the signs that the three abductees left in the area so that the IDF could identify them and send soldiers to help them. IDF: "Investigation of the incident continues."