Bank of Israel Governor Yaron: Israel’s economy is strong and stable.

Israeli Defense Minister: Israel has no interest in starting a conflict on its northern front.

Market News: Sirens sound in northern Israel.

Malaysian Deputy Prime Minister: Will continue to support Palestine.

According to Lebanese national news agency NNA: Israeli troops shelled Lebanese border villages.

US official: US Secretary of State Antony Blinken will visit Israel again on Monday.

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu: Hamas thinks we will collapse, but we will collapse Hamas.

According to the Wall Street Journal: Most economists surveyed believe that the Federal Reserve has completed its last rate hike and will cut interest rates before June next year.

According to the Saudi National News Agency: The Saudi Crown Prince met with US President Blinken and expressed Saudi Arabia’s opposition to attacks on civilians and destruction of infrastructure in Gaza.

The Israeli military said sirens in the Tel Aviv area warned of a possible rocket attack.

According to the Azerbaijan State News Agency: Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev raised the Azerbaijani flag in Khakendi, the capital of Nagorno-Karabakh (called Stepanakert by Armenians).

Egyptian Presidential Palace: Egypt plans to host an international conference to discuss the Palestinian issue.

The statement showed: Egypt’s Ministry of Supply announced the import of 250,000 tons of rice, which will increase strategic reserves for more than six months.

United States Geological Survey: A magnitude 5.2 earthquake occurred 196 kilometers southeast of Katsuura City, Japan.

Pope Francis has called for the establishment of humanitarian corridors to help the besieged people in Gaza.

According to Saudi state media: During his meeting with US Secretary of State Blinken, the Saudi Crown Prince emphasized that Saudi Arabia refuses to target civilians or destroy infrastructure and important interests that affect the lives of the Palestinian people in any way.

Hamas Media: An Israeli airstrike on a house in Jabaliya, northern Gaza, killed six Palestinians and injured many others.

The Israeli military said anti-tank missiles were fired at IDF soldiers and in response, Israel attacked Hezbollah military targets.

Relevant polls show that public support for Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida’s cabinet fell to a record low of 32%.

The Israeli military said that at least 279 soldiers have been killed since October 7, and the number of people detained in Gaza is confirmed to be 126.