<p>Hossam al-Astal, commander of the militia operating in Khan Yunis, was documented together with Rassan al-Dahini, the successor of Abu Shabab, near his grave in Rafah.</p><p>In the recorded remarks, al-Astal declared: “His death did not weaken us but rather strengthened and united us all. We continue. God willing, Hamas will come to an end.”</p>

Minister Ofir Sofer is unafraid to voice his positions on the Draft Law and proposes practical solutions that, in his view, could bring about the long-awaited change in the stance of the haredi public.

<p>Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced, after a conversation with Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, that a special emergency team will be dispatched from Italy to Ukraine.</p><p>The team is expected to assist in repairing energy infrastructure damaged in Russia’s recent attacks.</p>

<p>Authorities in Nigeria have succeeded in releasing 100 students who were kidnapped about two weeks ago from a Catholic school in the northwest of the country, according to local media reports.</p><p>Last month, it was reported that 215 students and 12 teachers had been abducted from the institution.</p>

Egypt and Qatar, backed by Arab and Islamic support, are working to block new understandings between Israel and the US regarding the implementation of the second phase of the ceasefire agreement.

<p>A 5.8-magnitude earthquake struck Yakutat in the state of Alaska on Sunday, the United States Geological Survey (USGS) reported. According to the report, the quake occurred at a depth of five kilometers.</p><p>So far, no casualties have been reported.</p>

Storm battering Greece and Cyprus nears Israel as forecasters warn of heavy rains and floods through the week's end.

<p>The Guardian claims the US and other countries worry about Israeli recordings at the new Civil Military Coordination Center (CMCC) in Kiryat Gat; IDF denies allegations, expressing concern of attempts to undermine peace efforts.</p>