Thirty soldiers rescued an elderly Gazan couple last night during an operation, as revealed by journalist Avishai Grinzaig. The translator brought specifically for the occasion disclosed some slightly disturbing details about the case, shedding light on why they remained there.

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.

After three months of being held captive by Hamas, a new medical report reveals that all the abductees are in real and immediate danger to their lives. 8 Nobel Prize winners have appealed to the UN Secretary General and the Red Cross and demanded their immediate release.

The lawsuit, filed in the Jerusalem District Court, alleges that the Red Cross has failed in its duties to ensure access to hostages held by Hamas or work to secure their release besides vague, general statements.

The Prime Minister met with Red Cross President Mirjana Spoljaric Egger and demanded that medicine be delivered to the hostages in Gaza.

The president of the International Committee of the Red Cross came to visit Gaza and called for the organization's representatives to be allowed to visit the abductees remaining in the Strip: "The abductees must be released as soon as possible, and it must be allowed to visit them safely."

Tonight (Sunday) the third phase of the release of the abductees begins, the first step has begun: 14 Israeli abductees have reached the Red Cross, of which 9 are children and 4 are women, and in addition an Israeli abductee with Russian citizenship will be released.

In a statement published by the terrorist organization Hamas, they announce that they will not release the additional hostages, who were supposed to be transferred to Israel, and accused Israel of violating the agreement with them.

Elon Musk announced that he will be donating all revenue from advertising & subscriptions associated with the war in Gaza for medical care to both sides.

During International Children's Day, families of Hamas hostages protested UNICEF and its silence regarding their children being held in dangerous conditions in Gaza.

The Foreign Minister also demanded of the Red Cross President that they visit the hostages held by Hamas.

The Yisrael Beiteinu Chairman said this in reference to the cabinet's decision to open another water pipeline into Gaza and introduce more trucks bringing in aid.

Yocheved Lifshitz, recently freed from Hamas captivity, described the moments of terror: "They beat people, kidnapped some of them."

The Prime Minister's Envoy for Captives and Missing is also working on increasing the pressure to free the remaining captives.