Israeli real estate company Harey Zahav, which specializes in developing settlements, posted this picture of destroyed Gaza with homes and the title:

“Wake up, a beach house is not a dream!"

New Hamas footage shows IDF Merkava tank getting hit & burning.

Current situation of the frontlines in Ukraine.

IDF shares footage what it claims to show Muhammad Sinwar, alleged leader of the tunnel construction project in the northern Gaza Strip and Yahya Sinwar's brother, driving with a car inside the “biggest tunnel in Gaza”.

The footage is claimed to be seized by IDF during ground invasion in the Gaza Strip.

IDF claims it has found the "'biggest Hamas tunnel" near Gaza border, Erez crossing.

The tunnel ran down diagonally to a depth of 50 metres, where it expanded to a relatively capacious 3 metres (10 feet) in height and width, with electrical fittings.

IDF put the full length of the tunnel at 4 km (2.5 miles) - enough to reach into northern Gaza City.

Israel also claims this tunnel was built by Muhammad Sanwar, Yahya Sanwar's brother.

A wiretap was found in Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Valerii Zaluzhnyi's office today.

The device was discovered today.

The effectiveness of forcibly mobilized Ukrainians is "almost zero", Ukrainian Military Intelligence (GUR) chief Budanov says.

"Everyone who wanted to came in the first six months. Who is being called up now? Unfortunately, there won't be a good answer here. If you don’t find motivation for these people, then no matter how many people are forced or according to legal norms, their efficiency will be almost zero. Which, in principle, is what has been happening lately.

Financial gain does not play a big role for those mobilized, and many don’t have the feeling that the enemy has captured the territory and needs to be defended. Everyone is rooting for Ukraine, but everyone is running.

But it's necessary to maintain the size of the army. There are currently 1.1 million people in the country’s defense forces, but due to losses, this number must be maintained constantly."

Senator Graham:

Israel will have to accept a two-state solution if it wants to normalize ties with Saudi Arabia on the day after.

"We have two choices: continue the death spiral, or use Oct. 7th as a catalyst for change."

Putin on Finland joining NATO:

There was no problem at our border, now there will be.

Since December 15th four of the world’s five largest container-shipping companies, CMA CGM, Hapag-Lloyd, Maersk and MSC, have paused or suspended their services in the Red Sea.

Together these four companies account for 53% of the global container trade.

Smaller container operators, as well as dry-bulk carriers and oil tanker firms, may now follow their lead.

This is the route through which traffic from the Suez Canal must pass.

Revenue from the Suez Canal is a major source of income for Egypt, which is already in the midst of a financial crisis.

Russian Army shot down their own Su-25 aircraft today in another friendly fire incident with Buk-M3 air defence system.

Position of Ukrainian 122mm self-propelled howitzer 2S1 Gvozdika has been fully flooded along with the vehicle itself.

David Azoulai, head of Israel's Metula Council, proposed "sending all Gazans to refugee camps in Lebanon and flattening the whole Strip so it becomes an empty museum like Auschwitz."

France calls for 'immediate and durable' truce in Israel-Gaza war.

France’s foreign minister, Catherine Colonna, arrived in Israel where she pressed for an “immediate and durable” truce in the war with Hamas.

“Too many civilians are being killed,” Colonna said.

Flight footage of Ukrainian long-range kamikaze UAV AQ 400 Scythe.

The cost per unit of UAVs is claimed to be only $15,000.

Reported range: 750 km
Warhead: 32 kg, can be increased up to 70 kg
Speed: 144 km/h

Currently, production is about fifty UAVs per month, but by the end of the second quarter of 2024 it is planned to increase to 500.

4 more IDF soldiers declared killed in Gaza.

Leaders of the European Union are considering the possibility of depriving Hungary of its voting rights in order to conclude an agreement on the allocation of funds to Ukraine, FT reports.

Some officials have considered reactivating the so-called Article 7 punishment procedure for rule of law breaches, which can result in the suspension of voting rights.

It can be blocked by another member state, but a change of government in Poland means Hungary no longer has a guaranteed protector.

Still, multiple countries are nervous about using what is essentially the EU’s biggest weapon against a member state.

“Maybe Hungary can create more trouble,” said a third EU senior official present at the summit.

“Maybe Hungary can force us to use a few different tools. But ultimately Hungary cannot stop us providing money to Ukraine.”

“He’s not Putin’s puppet, as some may think,” the official added.

“And many do.”

Meanwhile on Israeli TV...

Israeli Journalist Shimon Riklin:

I am for war crimes, I don't care if I'm criticised, I am unable to sleep without watching homes in Gaza being destroyed, more houses, more buildings, I don't want them to have anything to go back to.