Al-Manar correspondent Ali Shuaib posts picture of Eitan Davidi's home under the sight of a gun; 'greetings to the donkey from Margaliot', post reads

Terrorists supplied with rifles, grenades stolen from IDF bases, 12 tunnels leading from Sinai active when war began bringing in surplus from wars in Libya, Eritrea and Afghanistan - but most weapon production uses Israeli missiles and bombs from previous rounds of fighting

Government spokesperson says there is a structural relationship between UNRWA and Hamas and not just a few bad apples; says Hamas videos show members of UN organization in atrocities, others, captured, tell interrogators they work for UN

Officials quoted in the report say IDF struggles to precisely asses the level of damage to the tunnels in part because they are not sure how many miles they exist; military concerned hostages could be hurt when operating against tunnels

After report in the New York Times quoted American and Israeli officials saying an agreement was possible to bring about the release of 100 hostages for a 2-month lull in fighting, officials say Hamas insists on end to war before freeing captives

Several countries freeze millions of dollars of funds intended for UNRWA following allegations of agency employs participating in October 7 massacre; UNRWA chief 'shocked' saying that action has been taken 'against a small group of staff'; Germany, UNRWA's second highest funder also stops funding

Officials say agreement would see release of 100 hostages and suspension of fighting in Gaza for a period of two months, outline to be discussed in meeting of CIA, Mossad chiefs with Qatar PM and Egyptian intelligence chief