Former head of the IDF Operations Division, Major General Yisrael Ziv, stressed that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's argument to remain in the Philadelphi corridor is meaningless in light of the army's failure to find active tunnels there.

He stressed that he remains committed to his conviction that achieving lasting peace in Yemen can only be achieved through sustained and focused engagement on core issues such as the economy, a nationwide ceasefire, and a comprehensive political process.

Today, Tuesday, Taiz Governor Nabil Shamsan discussed with the joint team of the United Nations Environment Program and the International Organization for Migration, headed by Hassan Torto, the program's vision for sustainable management of rubble, recycling of waste from destroyed buildings, and engaging affected communities through the "cash for work" program.

Yemeni Prime Minister Dr. Ahmed Awad bin Mubarak said on Monday that more than 2,860 schools are no longer able to receive students due to their total or partial destruction or use as shelter or for other non-educational purposes.

Retired Israeli General Yitzhak Brick said in an article for Haaretz that the insistence of some in Benjamin Netanyahu’s government on continuing this losing war, and their belief that a ceasefire means defeat and surrender, is a danger to Israel and not to the Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas).

The device highlighted the displacement of about two million Palestinians from their homes out of about two million and 200 thousand Palestinians.