President Herzog visited Hostages' Square and expressed hope for the return of all hostages, but warned that there would be costs to pay.

<p>The wife of Hamas arch-terrorist Hassan Salameh expressed anger over Israel’s decision not to release her husband. In a video statement, she claimed that before his assassination, Mohammed Deif had promised her that Salameh would be freed in the current deal.</p><p>Salameh, a senior Hamas figure from Hebron, is serving 46 life sentences in Israel for orchestrating multiple suicide bombings in the 1990s and is considered one of Hamas’s most prominent prisoners.</p>

Two Brazilian nationals staying illegally in Orlando were arrested after allegedly planning to set fire to and bomb the Chabad House there.

The IDF reported that troops continue operating in the area to remove any immediate threat to the soldiers.

<p>Heavy exchanges of fire were reported between Hamas and armed militias in the Rafah area, with no Israeli involvement.</p>

Several families of deceased hostages were informed they will not see their loved ones tomorrow

One day before the real president touches down in Israel, the actor who plays him arrived to shoot at Hostages Square.

British Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson claimed today that the UK government has been involved in diplomatic efforts to secure a ceasefire in Gaza.