Israeli-Hamas Truce Urgency Grows as Hostage Tragedy Sparks Outrage

Calls for a truce between Israel and Hamas are growing more urgent following the fatal shooting of three Israelis who had escaped Hamas captivity. Protesters have set up tents outside the Israeli Defense Ministry, demanding the government resume hostage negotiations. Israel's Mossad spy agency chief has met with Qatar's Prime Minister to discuss renewed talks. French Foreign Minister Catherine Colonna called for an immediate truce, while Pope Francis called for peace. The UK and Germany also support a sustainable cease-fire. Israeli forces have discovered the largest Hamas tunnel yet, accusing Hamas of using tunnels under civilian buildings. The funeral for one of the men killed took place without any representation from the Israeli government.