Video of hostages: Hamas Monday released a short video showing three women who are believed to be captives held by the Palestinian militant group since its October 7 attack.Israeli Ambassador to the US Michael Herzog said that Hamas recorded their brutal attacks on October 7 as a recruitment tool.

Despite the intense pressure Israeli forces are applying to the Gaza Strip, Hamas continues to fire rockets toward Israel. Israeli soldier rescued: A female Israeli soldier who was kidnapped by Hamas on October 7 was rescued during ground operations in Gaza, the IDF said.In Sderot, about a kilometer from the Gaza perimeter, CNN crews heard machine gun fire on numerous occasions during the day, suggesting intense fighting on the ground in the northern parts of the Gaza Strip. Ground operation: The Israeli military said Monday its troops have killed four prominent Hamas operatives as part of its expanded ground operations in the Gaza Strip. Over the weekend, Israel announced it had entered the “second stage” of its war against Hamas, warning Sunday that its ground operation in Gaza would ramp up.Here's how to help humanitarian efforts in Israel and Gaza.The video comes just days after Israeli leaders dismissed talks of progress in hostage negotiations. Hamas has released a video showing three women who are believed to be captives held by the Palestinian militant group since its terror attack on Israel on October 7.UNICEF's chief warned of a possible ' catastrophe' due to a lack of clean water, the World Health Organization said hundreds have been killed in attacks on the health sector and the UN warned 'civil order' is deteriorating in Gaza, with people breaking into warehouses to take survival essentials. Meanwhile, multiple organizations have expressed concern over the humanitarian situation in Gaza.Israeli media showed the country's troops atop a hotel about 2 miles into the strip.

Israel's military said it killed dozens of Hamas fighters overnight and struck targets in northern Gaza as part of its expanded ground operations in the enclave.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu made clear on Monday that Israel would not agree to a ceasefire, saying 'this is a time for war.'.

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