(Worthy Watch) – The Israeli Air Force (IAF), with assistance from the Israel Defense Force’s (IDF) Nahal’s brigade, targeted and attacked approximately 10 Hamas terrorists who had holed up in a building near Al-Quds Hospital, planning an assault on the IDF. The resulting airstrike caused substantial secondary explosions, indicating the presence of a Hamas weapons cache next to a hospital which is against the 1949 Geneva Convention Accords.

In accordance with international law, military activities within hospitals are strictly prohibited. The 1949 Geneva Conventions stipulate that medical facilities must be positioned to avoid being endangered by attacks on military targets. Furthermore, a 1977 additional protocol explicitly prohibits the use of medical units as shields to protect military objectives from attack in any circumstance.

(Worthy Watch) – While information remains limited at the moment, a video circulating on social media appears to depict an assassination attempt on Abbas’s life. It has been reported that one of his bodyguards lost his life in the ambush.

However, media channels associated with Fatah and the Palestinian Authority vehemently reject the reports regarding an alleged assassination attempt on PA Chairman Abbas.

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) released video evidence of two rocket launchers positioned inside a youth movement facility in Gaza, with their intended target being the northern regions of Gaza, specifically either Ashkelon or Ashdod.

(Worthy Watch) – Pro-Palestinian activists in Tacoma, Washington, are obstructing the loading of weapons and supplies onto a US military ship supposedly bound for Israel. Some legal analysts suggested that blocking US military operations on American soil could be considered an unlawful act and may fall under the classification of domestic terrorism.

(Worthy Watch) – The IDF released a detailed video of Hamas terrorist operations outside the Sheikh Hamad Hospital in the Gaza Strip. On Friday, the Givati Brigade of the IDF successfully seized control of a Hamas stronghold in northern Gaza last Friday.  The Brigade was able to seize critical documents, maps, and communication methods of the Hamas terrorist organization.

(Worthy Watch) – Across the world, huge pro-Palestinian demonstrations against Israel took place. This video details some of the protests that took place in Indonesia, Oslo, France and Germany.

(Worthy Watch) – Former President Barack Obama rationalizes that while “what Hamas did was horrific, and there is no justification for it. And what is also true is that the occupation, and what’s happening to Palestinians, is unbearable.”

During a hearing before the Senate Homeland Security Committee on Tuesday, when questioned by Republican Senator Josh Hawley, DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas declined to express a moral opinion on whether individuals with pro-Hamas affiliations in the U.S. on visas should be repatriated. Mayorkas repeatedly characterized the issue as a “legal matter.”

“What has now increased is the greater possibility of one of these foreign terrorist organizations directing an attack in the United States we haven’t seen it’s actually happening yet but what we have seen is and I listed them off in my opening remarks,” FBI Director Christopher Wray testified before a Senate Homeland Security Committee meeting. He continued, “it is a time to be concerned we are in a dangerous period.”

During Monday’s press briefing, Fox News White House correspondent Peter Doocy inquired of White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre whether the pro-Palestinian protesters are considered “extremists,” a question posed in response to the administration’s earlier characterization of Republicans as such.

As tensions escalate in the Middle East, Saudi Arabia issued a statement calling all Saudi citizens in Lebanon to return. Meanwhile, protests continued around the American Embassy in Beirut. The State Department raised a travel advisory for Lebanon urging U.S. citizens not to travel to the country “due to terrorism, civil unrest, armed conflict, crime, kidnapping” and the embassy’s “limited capacity to provide support to U.S. citizens.”

In an MSNBC interview with former U.S. Press Secretary, Jen Psaki, Congressman Adam Schiff (D-Ca.) states that the “insurrection” charges leveled against Trump would bar the former President from office according to the 14th Amendment.