The Israel Police arrested two protestors and one truck driver who got into a fight during an attempted blockade of humanitarian aid to Gaza. One of the trucks was damaged.

Protest movement Tzav Tesha intends to expand its effort to stop humanitarian aid into Gaza until the hostages return by blocking not only crossing points but also offloading of aid at the port of Ashdod.

Channel 12 reporter Amit Segal revealed a document seized by the IDF in a location visited by Hamas commander Yahya Sinwar and likely drafted by a Hamas senior leader, outlining Hamas strategy for undermining Israeli morale.

The IDF's 98th Division continues to fight in Khan Yunis, gaining an ever more precise picture of the Hamas tunnel network and operations rooms.

For the past two days, protests against sending humanitarian aid to Gaza without freeing the hostages have prevented dozens of trucks carrying humanitarian aid from passing through. The US administration is not pleased.

Residents of Gaza were documented today as they demonstrated for the release of captives. During the protest, they raised flags and called for the release of the hostages so they could return home. Watch:

Hamas senior officials conveyed to mediators that they are open to discussing an agreement for the release of some captives in exchange for a substantial ceasefire. This is the first time that Hamas has explored such a possibility.

Finance Minister Betzalel Smotrich comes out against the idea of cutting a hostage deal at any cost: "The State of Israel will never agree to it since our responsibility is also to see to the well-being of 9 million Israeli citizens."

While waiting to meet with Defense Minister Gallant, representatives of families of hostages got into an argument with Finance MInister Smotrich, where he said: "If we stop and don't collapse Hamas - there will be 136,000 murdered."

At a press conference, Netanyahu denied that he cut out the Defense Minister and other senior officials over the medicine deal.

Fox News foreign correspondent Trey Yingst provides a personal glimpse into the tunnels beneath Khan Yunis, Gaza, where Israeli forces have discovered cells used for holding hostages.

TBN Israel's reporter Yair Pinto delivers an in-depth analysis of the Israel-Hamas War reaches 100+ days. Watch:

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres met with released hostages Nili Margalit and Moran Stella Yanay, who came to the World Economic Forum conference in Davos with a delegation of hostages' families. 

In an official response to CNN, the IDF confirms that it has been launching operations searching for the bodies of hostages in Gaza cemeteries.

During his speech at the Annual World Economic Forum Meeting in Davos, President Isaac Herzog presented world leaders with an image of Kfir Bibas, 'celebrating' his first birthday - in Hamas captivity.

TBN Israel's reporter Yair Pinto delivers raw accounts from the heart of the Israel-Gaza conflict, unveiling critical developments. Watch:

Senior Hamas figure Mousa Abu Marzook reveals that for every package of medications transferred to captives, a thousand packages will be provided for the residents of the Gaza Strip. Additionally, the trucks carrying the meds will not undergo security checks, and the aid will be increased.

As part of Israel's effort to free the remaining hostages held by Hamas, President Herzog will meet with a number of world leaders at the WEF gathering in Davos.

A day after being arrested in Turkey for making a public gesture for the hostages and being freed thanks to the Foreign Ministry, Sagiv Yehezkel has landed in Israel and is meeting with his family.