Israeli military officials: At least three incidents occurred today in which Hamas fired rockets at Israeli forces within the "yellow line".

1. Playing Golf with Representatives from Several South Korean and Japanese Companies —US President Trump played golf with representatives from South Korean and Japanese companies at the Trump International Golf Club in Florida on the 18th. Whether the heads of South Korean companies discussed investment and tariffs with Trump has sparked concern. 2. Deporting Survivors of Caribbean Operations—Trump announced on Saturday that the United States is deporting two survivors of Thursday's Caribbean operations to their countries of origin, Colombia and Ecuador, for detention and prosecution. 3. Protests in New York, Los Angeles, Washington, D.C., Chicago, and Other Cities —Protests were held in major cities across the United States on the 18th, including New York, Los Angeles, Washington, D.C., and Chicago, protesting against various Trump administration policies, including violent crackdowns on immigrants, the forced deployment of National Guard troops into American cities, and increased tariffs. Organizers said the protests drew millions of participants. 4. Released AI Video to Provoke "Kingless" Protesters —Trump released an AI video showing him wearing a crown and flying a fighter jet, dumping feces on protesters. Multiple media outlets reported that more than 2,600 anti-Trump protests, themed "No Kings," were held across all 50 U.S. states on October 18th, protesting against the Trump administration's policies on immigration, education, and security.

Domestic News: 1. China Life Insurance: Net profit for the first three quarters is expected to increase by 50%-70% year-on-year. 2. Since October, a number of small and medium-sized banks have been intensively lowering or are preparing to lower deposit rates. 3. Silan Microelectronics: Plans to invest 20 billion yuan to build a 12-inch high-end analog integrated circuit chip manufacturing production line. 4. A visit to Nexperia's Dongguan factory: Raw materials are in short supply, shipments have been restricted, and employees will work four days and rest three days. 5. Cui Dongshu, Secretary-General of the China Passenger Car Association: New energy vehicle promotions remained at a medium-to-high level in September, with some mid-segment companies showing signs of gradual growth. International News: 1. The possibility of Sanae Takaichi being elected as Prime Minister of Japan has further increased. 2. The Louvre in France was temporarily closed to the public after an armed robbery. 3. South Koreans are rushing to buy silver bars, and South Korean commercial banks will suspend their sales. 4. The iPhone 17's "toothpaste rush" has triggered a wave of phone replacements, and Apple smartphone sales have returned to growth. 5. Jensen Huang will attend the APEC CEO Summit and plans to meet with global leaders and Korean business executives. 6. Gaza Conflict—① The Israeli military claims Hamas has violated the agreement by firing three times and threatens further strikes. ② Hamas-affiliated forces reiterated their commitment to the agreement and disassociated themselves from any incidents in Gaza. ③ Foreign media, citing US officials, stated that the US is urging Israel to "take a proportionate response while exercising restraint." ④ Trump: If necessary, Hamas will be disarmed, either by the US or its proxies. The US will not deploy ground troops.