Turkish President Erdogan:

Now the times have changed, Israel is becoming a loner. Israel's isolation will increase.

Jordan’s Princess Salma Bint Abdullah II joined the Kingdom’s army to complete its fifth airdrop of critical medical supplies to the Jordanian field hospital in Gaza.

Horrible footage from Khan Yunis, last night.

Israeli forces beating a journalist in Jerusalem during a livestream.

Ukrainian soldiers playing curling with anti-tank mines.

#BREAKING Al Jazeera Gaza bureau chief journalist Wael Al-Dahdouh has been shot by Israeli forces in Khan Yunis.

Al Jazeera Gaza bureau chief journalist Wael Al-Dahdouh is fine, injured on his hand.

Israeli War Cabinet Minister Benny Gantz threatens:

If the world does not remove Hezbollah from the border, Israel will.

#BREAKING Shipping giant Maersk pauses all voyages through the Red Sea after repeated Houthis attacks and warnings.

German Chancellor Scholz expressed confidence that EU countries will agree in January on 50 billion euros of macro-financial assistance to Ukraine.

However, when he spoke about confidence, he hesitated.

"I'm quite... confident that we will actually reach an agreement in January. It's well prepared."

#BREAKING Israel admits it killed three Israeli hostages in Gaza.

IDF Spokesman Hagari says during battles in Shejaiya, Israeli troops identified three Israeli hostages as a threat and opened fire at them, killing them.

New Hamas clash footage from Khan Yunis, southern Gaza.

Hamas forces seized IDF military equipment in Gaza.

Al Jazeera says its cameraman Samer Abu Dakka was killed during the recent coverage in Gaza in an Israeli airstrike.

New Hamas clash footage from northern Gaza.

Yemen's Houthis hit a vessel with a ballistic missile in a first

In a first, Houthis hit Liberian flagged MV PALATIUM 3 container ship with a ballistic missile while it was transiting the Bab el-Mandeb Strait.

This is reportedly “the first operational instance of a vessel being struck by a ballistic missile at sea” and “potentially the first successful anti-ship ballistic raid.”

Houthis actually fired two ballistic missile towards another vessel, but it missed.

MV PALATIUM 3 broadcasted a mayday call and reported that the vessel was on fire. U.S. Navy’s USS MASON has responded to that request.

IDF use attack dogs in Gaza tunnels, one was killed by Hamas forces.

Iranian Navy footage of what it claims is the "expulsion" of a US Navy carrier strike group led by the nuclear-powered aircraft carrier USS Dwight D. Eisenhower from the Persian Gulf.

Houthis in Yemen enjoy the smoke rising from the cargo ship they attacked.

Western officials warn Ukraine is ‘certain to fail’ against Russia if US doesn’t provide more aid, CNN reports.

“There is no guarantee of success with us, but they are certain to fail without us,” a senior US military official said.

The most immediate concern is the impact on Ukraine’s ongoing counteroffensive in the east and south, where Ukrainian forces have struggled to make significant forward progress even when US support was still coming.

“If looking at taking and holding further territory,” said one European diplomat, “it is hard to see how that could succeed without continued US support.”

A Russian victory would not only be terrible news for Ukraine, but also a disaster for European security as a whole, as well as a serious blow for the United States, CNN notes.

Ukrainian forces are already rationing ammunition, US and Ukrainian officials told CNN, as Russian forces fire back at a ratio of five to seven times greater than Ukrainian forces are able to.

A senior Ukrainian military official told CNN that Ukrainian commanders believe the impact on their firepower has led to additional Ukrainian casualties.

“I don’t think people fully realize what Ukraine’s fall would actually mean,” said a European diplomat.

“We would see horrible things: ethnic cleansing and total destruction of Ukraine. Remember what they did in Bucha. So, it is already success if we can prevent that from happening. And that is why we must carry on.”

French President Emmanuel Macron says he is ready to resume dialogue with Russian President Vladimir Putin:

If President Putin has serious proposals and is ready to resume dialogue that will achieve a peaceful settlement in compliance with international law, France will always be a power that will provide support and will not spare its efforts to achieve a result.

My phone number has not changed.