IDF Eliminates Hamas' Top Financier in Gaza Airstrike

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) announced that they have killed a top Hamas financier who helped funnel millions of dollars to fund Hamas' military forces. Israeli forces continued their offensive in Gaza, raiding a hospital in the north and striking the south with airstrikes. Ships traveling through the Red Sea are turning off their tracking systems to avoid attacks by Yemen's Houthi rebels. The United Nations Security Council is expected to vote on a resolution calling for a cease-fire in the Israel-Hamas war. Israel's President Isaac Herzog said his country is ready for another temporary truce with Hamas to secure the release of more hostages. United Nations officials expressed outrage over Israeli raids on hospitals in Gaza, where injured Palestinians are being treated without necessary supplies. A group of U.S. lawmakers who are veterans urged President Biden to push Israel to change its military strategy and limit civilian casualties in Gaza. The father of one of the Israeli hostages mistakenly killed by the IDF in Gaza criticized Israel's leaders. The United States launched a multinational operation to secure shipping in the Red Sea amid Houthi attacks. The Oversight Board recommended that Meta reverse its decision to remove videos related to the Israel-Hamas war. Israeli forces continued to bombard Gaza, hitting the southern part of the country with airstrikes. Gun ownership in California's Jewish community is increasing as Jews take self-defense into their own hands during the ongoing conflict in Israel. The IDF announced that they have killed a prominent Hamas financier who helped fund the group's military activities.