Hamas Calls for International Prosecution Based on Hezbollah Tunnel Video

The Hamas movement has issued a statement calling for the use of evidence from a recently released Hezbollah video to pursue international legal action against those responsible. The video, which reportedly shows the "Yassin 105" missile and a smiling Hezbollah operative, has garnered significant attention.

In other regional news, Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman arrived in Cairo. Meanwhile, Iranian state media commented on the country's aircraft maintenance issues, suggesting a lack of spare parts. The New York Times reported that Saudi Arabia faces a "nightmare scenario" due to Houthi attacks and former President Trump's reluctance to join a coalition against them.

Separately, the Washington Post reported that former President Trump is advancing a large deal to sell 40,000 one-ton bombs to Israel. In Gaza, the funeral was held for Ahmed al-Batsh, a senior figure in Hamas's military wing who was killed overnight.

There were also reports of local tensions in Majd al-Krum, an Arab Israeli town, where residents reportedly celebrated the removal of Jewish shepherds from nearby KKL lands. Some residents also made anti-Israel statements, with one reportedly calling Israel the "mother of terror."