The Economist:

At least 4.3% of buildings in Gaza have been destroyed since the 7th of October by IDF.

At least 92,000 will have no home to return to when the fighting stops.

This is about three times our number for roughly the same point of the 2021 war.

Israel's National Security Council:

We advise our citizens to leave Jordan and Egypt immediately and avoid traveling to Morocco.

Bloomberg:

U.S. and Israeli officials looking to the future of the Gaza Strip after dislodging Hamas have begun discussing possibilities, including potentially installing an interim government backed by the United Nations and with the involvement of Arab governments.

The discussions are still at an early stage and hinge on developments yet to unfold, not least of which would be success in an Israeli ground assault.

And any such possibility would need buy-in from Arab nations around the region, which is by no means certain.

New Hezbollah footage shows strikes on IDF targets along Lebanon border.

Video footage of Hamas releasing two American hostages, Judith Tai Raanan and her 17-year-old daughter, Natalie Raanan yesterday.

The US citizens were handed over at the border with Gaza and are now in the care of the Israel Defense Forces.

Massive scale of destruction in Gaza after IDF strikes on the city.

#BREAKING The first humanitarian aid convoy entered Gaza through the Rafah crossing.

Trucks with humanitarian aid, including medicines, have begun to pass through the Egyptian checkpoint in Rafah into the Gaza Strip.

20 trucks are expected to enter Gaza.

New cope cage alert: IDF Puma armored engineering vehicle.

Russians have clearly no idea what they're doing with Avdiivka offensive.

Huge columns of vehicles being destroyed by Ukrainian forces.

Biden:

One of the reasons Hamas moved on Israel ... they knew that I was about to sit down with the Saudis.

Guess what? The Saudis wanted to recognize Israel.

As Biden walks to the plane, he is asked: "Should Israel delay its ground offensive until more hostages are taken out?"

Biden says “yes”.

The White House then immediately issued a correction:

“The president was far away. He didn't hear the full question. The question sounded like ‘Would you like to see more hostages released?’ He wasn't commenting on anything else.”

Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan arrives at Cairo Peace Summit.

Famous Turkish pianist and composer Fazıl Say's upcoming concerts in Switzerland were unilaterally canceled by organizers due to his pro-Palestine views.

Say stated that he disapproves of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s “war politics,” which he said have “no future,” are wrong and cruel.

On a different note, he praised Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan’s approach to the issue as “sensible and peaceful” for both sides and that he supports it.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was booed & criticized during a visit to a mosque in Toronto because of his backing of Israel's brutalities in Gaza.