The Union of European Football Associations (UEFA), the governing body of European soccer, is reportedly set to vote on whether to suspend Israel from future competitions over its involvement in the war in Gaza. According to the Associated Press, a majority of committee members support the motion to suspend Israel, which would prevent Israeli national and club teams from playing in international competitions.

The IDF began a ground operation in Gaza City on Tuesday, according to Israeli government officials. This follows intensified airstrikes over the last several days, with the stated goal of targeting and destroying Hamas infrastructure, and seeking to force an end to the Gaza war.

The Toronto International Film Festival briefly removed The Road Between Us: The Ultimate Rescue, a documentary about Noam Tibon’s mission to save his family during the Oct. 7th Hamas attacks. After public pressure, the festival reinstated the film, which then won the People’s Choice Award for documentaries.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu expressed deep regret over an Israeli airstrike on Nasser Hospital in the city of Khan Younis in Southern Gaza, which killed 20 people. The Israeli military stated that the strike was an accident, and was intended to target a Hamas camera, but further investigations are underway to assess the approval process and munitions used.

Nearly 500,000 Israelis gathered in Tel Aviv’s Hostages Square to rally for the release of the remaining hostages held in Gaza. The rally was held alongside  nationwide strikes and protests. Demonstrators blocked roads and businesses across the country to amplify their demands.

The Israeli security cabinet announced plans to take control of Gaza City, with the stated goal of fully removing Hamas from power. The plan includes a provision for providing humanitarian aid to civilians outside of combat zones, and gives Gaza City residents until October 7, 2025 to evacuate before the military operation begins.