Israel at war: What happened on Day 58?

A group of Israeli illustrators created a virtual exhibit and webinar in memory of the children lost in both Gaza and Israel during Israel's war against Hamas. During Israel's war against Hamas, a group of Israeli illustrators created a virtual illustrated exhibit and webinar in memory of the children lost in both Gaza and Israel.

The gallery was initiated by the Parents Circle-Families Forum (PCFF) and is hosted through the American Friends of the Parents Circle, which works to educate the American public about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. 

Two ships that Yemen's Houthi movement claimed to have attacked in the Red Sea on Sunday had no connection to the state of Israel, Israeli military spokesman Rear Admiral Daniel Hagari said.

Yemen's Houthi movement said its navy had attacked two Israeli ships, Unity Explorer and Number 9, with an armed drone and a naval missile.

Speaking to reporters in Tel Aviv, Hagari said: "Today missiles were fired at two commercial ships without a connection to the state of Israel.

"I will repeat that so it's clear: without any connection to the state of Israel.

"One ship was significantly damaged and it is in distress and apparently is in danger of sinking and another ship was lightly damaged."

He said he had looked into the activity with the US Central Command and the US 6th Fleet before briefing reporters. He blamed the attack also on Iran, which backs the Houthis.

A rocket launch from Syria was detected and landed in an open area, causing the Red Alert system to go off in Moshav Keshet in northern Israel, according to an IDF statement.

The IDF responded by striking the source of the launch.

Israel denied a request by the United Arab Emirates to bring five surveillance drones into the Gaza Strip in order to monitor vehicles transporting equipment destined for the field hospital they are establishing there.

The vehicles in question were not carrying humanitarian aid but rather specialized equipment for the hospital.

Qatar is demanding an "immediate, comprehensive and impartial international investigation" into what the Gulf country's prime minister described as Israeli crimes in Gaza, Qatar-based Al Jazeera TV reported on Sunday.

Sheik Mohammed Bin Abdulrahman al-Thani also said Qatar would continue its efforts towards facilitating another truce and reaching a permanent ceasefire in the enclave, Jazeera added.

Israeli and Hezbollah forces traded fire across the Israel-Lebanon border on Sunday for the third consecutive day and Israel said several of its soldiers were hurt, following the collapse of a truce between Israel and Hamas in Gaza.

The Israeli military said its soldiers were lightly injured when an anti-tank missile fired from Lebanon hit a vehicle in the Beit Hillel area of northern Israel.

The IDF's special joint operations unit within the air force has carried out over 10,000 airstrikes throughout the IDF's counter-invasion of Gaza.

This unit is unique because it is trained from the start to work in direct cooperation with ground forces as they proceed forward.

As the Gaza war against Hamas slips into winter, an innovative Israeli development that could save wounded who fought or were injured in a hostile environment has been developed at Haifa’s Rambam Health Care Campus. 

When there is a drop in the body temperate of wounded soldiers and civilians dealing with a drop in body temperature following exposure to cold and bleeding, a smart “patch” that quickly heats up to exactly 42 degrees, is placed on the injured skin and retains this heat for a long time.

As many as 200,000 Israelis have lost their homes or been evacuated from them in the South and North due to the war and don’t know where and when they will return. They left so hastily that many of those with chronic illnesses left behind their prescription and over-the-counter medications.

Briut Shava Lakol (Equal Health for All) – a nationwide, nonprofit, community pharmacy organization affiliated with Yad Sarah is helping to eliminate the burden of prescription expenses and bureaucracy by filling and retrieving prescriptions at no cost.