<p>The family of Avigail Eden, who will be celebrating her fourth birthday tomorrow, was updated that she does not appear on the list of the hostages that will be released from Hamas captivity tomorrow, Almog Boker reported.</p>

Major Foaz Hussein, who was wounded while fighting terrorists in Kibbutz Holit, left the hospital on his two feet.

<p>The International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement: "The Red Cross will have a part in the hostage deal. They will be transferred from Gaza to the Rafah Crossing and from there to Israel. We hope the ceasefire will contribute to the entry of aid to the entire Gaza Strip."</p>

Terrorist organization made another demand before signing hostage deal, but dropped the demand after Israel refused.

The Israel Dog Unit continues to check every place where the remains of the Oct. 7th massacre victims could be found.

<p>IDF fighter jets, directed by IDF and ISA intelligence, killed Amar Abu Jalalah, commander of the Hamas naval forces in Khan Yunis, and an additional operative in Hamas’ naval forces.<br /><br />Amar Abu Jalalah was a senior operative in Hamas’ naval forces and was involved in directing several terror attacks by sea that were thwarted by the IDF.<br /><br />During the war, directed by Israeli Navy intelligence, weapon storage compounds, tunnel sites near the beach, training compounds, and maritime observation posts were located and destroyed.</p>

Hamas reportedly refusing to allow Red Cross to visit hostages despite deal, willing to release Thai hostages after Iranian intervention.

<p>A terrorist opened fire at a position on the fence of the town of Psagot in the Binyamin region.</p><p>A security force that was stationed at the scene recognized the terrorist and returned fire. There were no injuries among the Israeli troops.</p>