Iron Sword War Day 21: Against the backdrop of reports of a deal brokered by Qatar to release some of the hostages, the IDF continued its attacks throughout the Gaza Strip tonight.

Regular updates

4:25 a.m.: Egypt suspects that the missile was fired by the Houthis from Yemen and aimed at Eilat. The investigation is ongoing.

3:50 a.m.: According to reports in Egypt, five people were injured when a missile hit a building in the city of Taba. Egyptian security forces opened an investigation.

Missile strike in Taba, photo: Arab networks

3:30 A.M.: Initial report: An explosion was heard near the Egyptian border in the Taba area.

2:54 a.m.: After many hours: Alarms sounded again near Gaza.

2:53 a.m.: Families of abductees held by Hamas in Gaza arrived on Capitol Hill in Washington to meet with members of Congress and ask them to work for the release of the captives.

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2:10 a.m.: According to a Reuters report, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis announced that his country had sent Israel ammunition and drones in preparation for the ground incursion into Gaza.

Florida's Israel Rescue Operation has completed four rescue flights bringing nearly 700 Americans home from Israel.

Two cargo planes with 85 pallets of donated supplies have also arrived in Israel.

Thanks to all who helped make this happen. pic.twitter.com/VpnIyv28Fj

— Ron DeSantis (@GovRonDeSantis) October 25, 2023

1:40 A.M.: Palestinian sources report tonight on an operation by the security forces in Jenin.

00:51: Arab report: IDF airstrikes and heavy artillery shelling in central and northern Gaza Strip.

00:35: The electric company reported that following the latest barrage of gunfire on the lowland area, an electricity pole was burned near a successful moshav. As a result, there is damage to the electricity supply to some residents of Rehovot and Setaria. The company's teams are handling the malfunction.

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