Thousands of Palestinians have begun marching north along the coastal road in the Gaza Strip, following an agreement yesterday between Israel, Hamas, and the Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ) to allow residents to return to their homes in Northern Gaza.

The Israel Defense Force has reportedly completed a withdrawal of forces from the “Netzarim Corridor” between Northern and Southern Gaza, withdrawing to areas on the border of the Gaza Strip with Israel.

Hamas Terrorists greet Palestinians returning home to Northern Gaza.

Footage showing the withdrawal of Israeli Forces last night from the “Netzarim Corridor” in Central Gaza.

American Private Military Contractors seen entering the “Netzarim Corridor” in Central Gaza early this morning, following the withdrawal of the Israel Defense Force. The PMCs will oversee the return of Palestinians to Northern Gaza, while checking vehicles passing through the “Netzarim Corridor” from South to North.

The Contractors are with the U.S-based Private Military Company (PMC), UG Solutions which sources most of their employees from those getting out of the U.S. Military, many of whom are Special Forces.

Israel has suspended Commercial Flights between Ben Gurion International Airport in Tel-Aviv and Pafos International Airport in Cyprus, while also instructing Israeli Airlines to not land at the Airport, due to “Security Reasons.”

In a joint statement, the UK, Canada, the European Union, Australia, and New Zealand have condemned the “sham” election of Alexander Lukashenko in Belarus yesterday. They also said that the late invitation of the Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe/Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights (ODIHR) to Belarus seriously impeded their ability to observe key stages of the election process.

In addition to the joint statement by the UK, Canada, the European Union, Australia, and New Zealand condemning the election of Aleksandr Lukashenko in Belarus, the UK, in concert with Canada, has announced sanctions against 6 individuals and 3 entities in Belarus. The sanctions target individuals responsible for human rights abuses, the subversion of the democratic process inside of Belarus, and entities directly connected to Belarusian support for Russia’s war in Ukraine.

The European Union has agreed to a “Roadmap” for easing Sanctions on Syria, with the EU expected to lift Sanctions soon on Syria’s Energy, Shipping, and Travel Industries, allowing European Airlines to operate within Syria.

U.S. President Donald J. Trump will sign an Executive Order today, which seeks to reinstate upwards of 8,000 Servicemembers who were separated from the Military for refusing to receive the COVID-19 Vaccination, with “Backpay and Full Benefits.” Though it is not expected that many of the Servicemembers who were separated will decide to come back to Active Military Service.

A U.S. Air Force C-17 (RCH167), likely acting as a Repatriation Flight for the Department of Homeland Security, departed earlier from Biggs Army Airfield in El Paso, Texas and is currently heading Southeast over the Gulf of America.

The Official Portrait of First Lady Melania Trump has been released by the White House.

U.S. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth arrived at the Pentagon this morning, being greeted for his first day as Secretary by Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, General Charles Q. Brown Jr, who he states he looks forward to working with. Speaking to reporters, Secretary Hegseth started, “Every moment that I'm here, I'm thinking about the guys and gals in Guam, in Germany, Fort Benning, and Fort Bragg, on missile defense sites and aircraft carriers. Our job is lethality and readiness and warfighting,” with him referencing both Fort Moore in Georgia and Fort Liberty in North Carolina, by their old names, Fort Benning and Fort Bragg.