USGS: A 5.5-magnitude earthquake occurred in western Afghanistan.

The first UK government-backed flight from Israel has arrived in British Cyprus.

According to ABC News: The United States is sending a second aircraft carrier to the eastern Mediterranean, officials said.

Russia has asked the United Nations Security Council to vote on a draft resolution on Israel and Gaza on Monday, calling for an immediate humanitarian ceasefire.

Israeli Military: Hours later, we received reports that a journalist had been injured in the incident; the incident is under investigation.

Israeli Military: Israeli soldiers suspected someone was "infiltrating" into Israeli territory and used tanks and artillery to stop it.

Israeli military: Hezbollah fired an anti-tank missile that hit the Israeli border fence.

Israeli military: (Responding to the death of Reuters reporter in southern Lebanon) At the time of his death, the border between Israel and Lebanon was under fire from Hezbollah.

Hamas leader Haniyeh: Agree to continue cooperation with Iran to achieve Hamas goals.

Indian Prime Minister Modi: India hopes to host the Olympic Games in 2036.

Bank of England Governor Bailey: The current pay and income situation in the UK is confusing.

Hamas leader Haniyeh: Palestinians will not leave Gaza or move from Gaza to Egypt.

Official video shows: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visits Israeli infantry units around Gaza and asks: "Are you ready for the next phase?"

According to AFP: A bomb alert was issued at the Palace of Versailles and an evacuation mission was underway.

Senior official of the International Monetary Fund: I don’t think there are any situations that require intervention in the yen at present. These situations include market disorder, financial stability risks and unanchored inflation expectations.

Senior IMF official: Once wage and price developments reach a level that clearly indicates that inflation will remain at or above 2% for a sustained period, that will be a time when the Bank of Japan can raise short-term interest rates.

Senior IMF official: The Bank of Japan’s adjustments to yield curve control (YCC) in December last year and July this year are an important step in the right direction, providing the Bank of Japan with the flexibility to move in any direction as needed. Flexible adjustment space.

Senior IMF official: As long as interest rate differentials exist, the yen will continue to be under pressure.

Senior IMF official: Regarding the yen, our view is that the exchange rate is mainly driven by fundamentals.