<p>The Prime Minister's office has responded to the hijacking of a cargo ship by Houthi rebels in the Red Sea.</p><p>"We vehemently condemn the Iranian attack against international ships. The ship, which is under British ownership and is managed by a Japanese company, was hijacked under Iranian direction by a Houthi militia in Yemen. On board the ship there were 25 crew members of various nationalities, including Ukrainians, Bulgarians, Filipinos, and Mexicans. There were no Israelis on board. This is an additional Iranian act of terror that represents a leap forward in Iranian aggression against the citizens of the free world and creates international implications regarding international shipping routes."</p>

<p>Terrorists opened fire on two Israeli vehicles on Route 5 near the village of Zawiyeh in Samaria. Signs of gunshots were identified.</p><p>The vehicles continued traveling to the Cross-Samaria Checkpoint, where they were being examined by security forces.</p><p>A third vehicle has also arrived at the checkpoint and is being examined.</p>

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<p>The Washington Post reported on Sunday that Israel is considering using seawater to flood Hamas' terror tunnels under the Gaza Strip.</p>

<p>[twittervideo:2134124]</p><p>The Qatari-run al-Jazeera network on Sunday broadcasted footage of combat between Israel and Hamas. In the footage, Hamas terrorists are seen rushing the al-Rantisi hospital in the northern Gaza Strip, detonating explosives at its entrance.</p>

The tunnel shaft was uncovered in the area of the hospital underneath a shed alongside a vehicle containing numerous weapons.

Among the terrorists who were arrested were terrorists who participated in the 10/7 massacre and those who fired rockets into Israel.

<p>Yahya Sare'e, Spokesman for the Houthi rebel's armed branch in Yemen, confirmed that the organization had hijacked a ship off the coast of Yemen.</p><p>"The Yemeni Naval Forces managed to capture an Israeli ship in the depths of the Red Sea, taking it to the Yemeni coast. The Yemeni armed forces deal with the ship’s crew in accordance with the principles and values ​​of our Islamic religion," he wrote.</p><p>Sare'e continued: "The Yemeni armed forces reiterate their warning to all ships belonging to or dealing with the Israeli enemy that they will become a legitimate target for armed forces. The Yemeni armed forces urge all countries whose citizens work in the Red Sea to avoid any work or activity involving Israeli ships or ships owned by Israelis. Yemeni armed forces confirm that they will continue to carry out military operations against the Israeli enemy until the aggression against Gaza stops and the heinous acts against our Palestinian brothers in Gaza and the West Bank stop. The Yemeni forces further confirm that the Zionist entity is the one threatening the security and stability of the region and international corridors. If the international community is concerned about regional security and stability, rather than expanding the conflict, it should put an end to Israel's aggression against Gaza."</p>