"Israel-Hamas War: Hostage Freed, Netanyahu Denounces Hamas Propaganda"

Extremely graphic pro-Israel ads have been appearing in children's video games across Europe, including in the popular game "Angry Birds"; Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called on all civil states to support Israel in its war against Hamas, describing it as a battle of civilization against barbarism; A senior Treasury Department official sought support from Middle East partners on counter-terrorist actions amid the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict; The last scheduled U.S. chartered flight from Israel will depart on October 31; Secretary of State Antony Blinken and Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin will testify before the Senate Appropriations Committee regarding President Joe Biden's supplemental funding request; Israeli soldier Private Ori Megidish, who was kidnapped by Hamas, has been freed during a ground operation; Secretary of State Antony Blinken thanked Qatar for its efforts in securing the release of two American citizens from Hamas; Family members of hostages held by Hamas met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, calling for an all-for-all prisoner exchange deal and urging Israel not to take actions that could jeopardize captives in Gaza; An Illinois man pleaded not guilty to hate crime and murder charges in an attack on a Muslim mother and son; Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu denounced a video released by Hamas showing three hostages criticizing his leadership as "cruel psychological propaganda"; Economist Mohamed el-Erian warned that the Israel-Hamas conflict poses risks to the global economy; The White House said the U.S. aims to send a strong message of deterrence to Iran amid concerns of the conflict expanding; Flights from Tel Aviv to Russia's Makhachkala have been redirected after an anti-Israeli mob stormed the airport; An Israeli tank reportedly struck a civilian car near Gaza City, raising concerns of an IDF advance on the city; Hundreds of people in Russia's Dagestan region stormed an airport apparently looking for Jewish passengers after a flight landed from Israel; Hostage negotiations between Israel and Hamas have stalled over disagreements on fuel deliveries to Gaza and the release of foreign captives; Save the Children expressed concern over the high number of children killed in the Israel-Gaza conflict; Shani Louk, a German-Israeli woman kidnapped by Hamas, has been found dead; The Israeli Defense Forces updated the number of hostages held by Hamas to 239; Strikes have been heard near a Gaza hospital sheltering thousands of people; Antisemitic threats to the Jewish community at Cornell University have been reported to the FBI as a potential hate crime.