According to the Russian Sputnik Network: The Israel Defense Forces stated that it attacked 250 military targets in the Gaza Strip in the past 24 hours and killed Muataz Eide, commander of the southern region of the Hamas security service.

Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas called for the release of "civilians, prisoners and detainees on both sides."

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres called on Israel to provide swift and unhindered humanitarian assistance and access to aid workers to Gaza.

The statement showed that United Nations Secretary-General Guterres called on Hamas to immediately and unconditionally release the hostages.

Council of the European Union: Once again condemning Hamas’s attacks in the strongest possible terms. Based on the law, Israel has the right to defend itself. The European Union calls on Hamas to unconditionally release all hostages.

US Republican Senator Graham: The US Senate delegation will visit Saudi Arabia and Israel.

Israeli Energy Minister: The decision to continue water supply in certain locations in Gaza is in line with Israel’s policy in Gaza.

Israeli Energy Minister: The decision to open water supplies in southern Gaza was a consensus reached between Netanyahu and US President Biden.

Market News: The Iraqi Ministry of Energy has signed three energy contracts with UAE-based Crescent Petroleum Company to develop three oil and gas fields in Iraq.

The Israeli military stated that it detected nine rockets flying from the direction of Lebanon, and five of them were intercepted.

U.S. Senator Graham of South Carolina: Will travel to the Middle East to urge Israel and Saudi Arabia to continue negotiations.

Yaron, Governor of the Bank of Israel: The biggest risk to inflation over the past nine months and now is the depreciation of the Israeli Shekel. The Bank will continue to fulfill its functions of managing monetary policy and stabilizing the market, and will use all the tools at our disposal to achieve this. these goals.

Egyptian President Sisi: Israel’s response goes beyond the right of self-defense and amounts to collective punishment.

Bank of Israel Governor Yaron: We should choose to act early and decisively to reduce uncertainty in financial markets.

Yaron, Governor of the Bank of Israel: The Bank of Israel’s foreign exchange reserves are as high as approximately US$200 billion, equivalent to nearly 40% of GDP, which provides us with sufficient capacity to support the Israeli economy.

Yaron, Governor of the Bank of Israel: Past experience shows that Israel’s public finances have shown strong resilience in military conflicts.

Bank of Israel Governor Yaron: With appropriate budget adjustments, I believe this is controllable and our basic financial situation should not change significantly.

Bank of Israel Governor Yaron: There is no doubt that this conflict will have a fiscal impact, which will depend on its intensity and duration.

Israel Defense Forces Spokesperson: Strongly recommends that Lebanese Hezbollah pay close attention to the movements of Hamas and beware of "crossing the line."