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Israel at War Day 422: ‘Cruel Psychological Warfare’: Hamas Releases Footage of Israeli-American Hostage In Apparent Effort
France accuses Israel of 52 ceasefire agreement violations
French diplomats have reported 52 Israeli violations in the last 24 hours, which were not reported via the planned surveillance mechanism, and have resulted in the death of three Lebanese civilians, allegedly. Paris has also noted the resumption of Israeli drone flights at low altitude over Beirut.
IDF Discovers Chemicals and Gas Masks in Hezbollah Strongholds
Materials hint at potential plans for chemical attacks or abductions during conflict.
Air Force intercepts ballistic missile from Yemen over central Israel
A police spokesperson said that Israel Police is conducting scans to locate fallen remnants of the intercepted missile.
The Iranian-backed Houthi rebels in Yemen fired another ballistic missile at Israel on Sunday morning, in a gesture of defiance against President-elect Donald Trump and despite a ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah in Lebanon.
Hamas says open to ‘all ideas and proposals’ ahead of hostage-truce talks in Cairo
As representatives arrive in Egypt for talks with negotiators, senior official says terror group hasn’t ‘received any new offer or proposal so far.’
Charging Netanyahu with War Crimes Shows the ICC Is Illegitimate and Not Fit for Purpose 
The decision by the International Criminal Court (ICC) to issue arrest warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and former Defense Minister Yoav Gallant on unsubstantiated war crimes charges, shows that the body is unfit for purpose, and should be defunded, dismantled, or both.
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Biden seen holding anti-Israel book during Black Friday shopping excursion
Biden was spotted holding a copy of 'The Hundred Years’ War on Palestine: A History of Settler Colonialism and Resistance, 1917-2017'
UK, France, Germany vow to continue nuke talks with Iran
Britain, France and Germany have agreed to continue nuclear negotiations with Tehran following a meeting on Friday in Geneva and amid threats by U.S. President-elect Donald Trump to reinstitute a “maximum pressure” campaign on the Islamic Republic once he assumes office in January.
After entering Aleppo, Syrian insurgents advance to a nearby province. Assad says he’ll defeat them
Thousands of Syrian insurgents took over most of Aleppo on Saturday, establishing positions in the country’s largest city and controlling its airport before expanding their shock offensive to a nearby province. They faced little to no resistance from government troops, according to fighters and activists.
Setbacks for Russia, Iran and Hezbollah Turn into a Catastrophe for Syria’s Assad 
The loss of Aleppo to Islamist rebels represents a stunning defeat for the Syrian regime, highlighting its dependence on enfeebled allies.
Russian general in Syria sacked after bases looted and troops forced to flee
The news came as Moscow’s forces were forced to rapidly withdraw from their Al-Suqaylabiyah base in the northern Hama countryside, and the Hama air base, leaving behind a large amount of equipment and munitions.
Syria shores up support from Iran, Iraq, and UAE as Assad loses Aleppo - analysis
Now that Damascus has lost Aleppo, it is clear the regime is not stable. However, the regime will need all the help it can get from Iraq and the Gulf, as well as its allies in Iran and Russia.
Assad's nightmare becomes reality: How instability led to rebellion - analysis
For the Syrian regime, the nightmare of instability is becoming a reality, with rebels penetrating deep into Aleppo, revealing severe vulnerabilities.
Is the renewed conflict in Syria good for Israel? Understanding how the complex battle for Syria impacts Israel’s security
At the time, many analysts said Syria’s readmission to the Arab fold was a blow to Israel's goals for the region and would lead to increased Iranian activity in the country while limiting Israel’s ability to target weapons transfers to Hezbollah forces within Syrian territory.
Stealth destroyer to be home for 1st hypersonic weapon on a US warship
The U.S. Navy is transforming a costly flub into a potent weapon with the first shipborne hypersonic weapon, which is being retrofitted aboard the first of its three stealthy destroyers.
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