Tag: war in gaza
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Israel Strikes Hezbollah Intelligence Headquarters in Beirut, According to Military Sources
Israel’s military has conducted an operation targeting the intelligence headquarters of Hezbollah in Beirut, according to a recent report. This move escalates tensions in a region already fraught with historical and ongoing conflicts. The situation is developing, and responses from various international actors are anticipated. France 24 is an international television network and news website…
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Expert Asserts Limited Support in Israel for Ending Gaza Conflict, Reports FRANCE 24 English
In a recent analysis by FRANCE 24 English, an expert highlighted the low public interest in Israel for ending the ongoing conflict in Gaza. The discussion revolves around the complexities and public sentiment within Israel regarding the situation, shedding light on the nuanced perspectives and underlying issues that contribute to the prolonged conflict. France 24…
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Intensified Strikes Between Israel and Hezbollah Displace Nearly a Million in Lebanon
The latest escalation in hostilities between Israel and Hezbollah has led to significant displacement, with around a million people in Lebanon being forced to flee their homes. This increase in military actions comes amidst growing tensions in the region, highlighting the severe impact on civilian populations and raising concerns about further escalations. France 24 is…
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US Sets 30-Day Deadline for Israel to Enhance Humanitarian Conditions in Gaza
The United States has issued a 30-day deadline to Israel, urging the country to enhance the humanitarian situation in the Gaza Strip. The move comes amid growing concerns over the living conditions in Gaza, which have deteriorated significantly. The US emphasizes the necessity for immediate action to alleviate the hardships faced by the civilian population…
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Israeli Air Strike on Gaza Displacement Camp Kills at Least 19, Hamas and Victims Contest Target Claims
Hamas officials reported that an Israeli airstrike on a camp for displaced people in Gaza resulted in the deaths of at least 19 individuals. The camp, located in southern Gaza’s Khan Younis, was designated as a humanitarian zone by Israel. This attack has sparked controversy as the strike targeted what Israel describes as a Hamas…
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German Foreign Minister Baerbock Discusses Weapons Deliveries and Calls for Greater Efforts to End Conflict in Middle East Visit
German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock’s visit to Israel emphasizes her role as a mediator in the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas, highlighting discussions on ceasefire, hostage release negotiations, and increased German aid to Palestinians. Baerbock defends Germany’s weapons deliveries to Israel under strict legal scrutiny, ensuring only a minimal percentage qualify as weapons of…
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Israeli Troops Kill Palestinian Militant Commander in West Bank Raid, Sparking UN Concerns
In a significant military operation in the occupied West Bank, Israel has killed a Palestinian militant commander and at least 16 Palestinians. The operation, which began late on Tuesday, is aimed at dismantling terrorist infrastructure, according to Israeli authorities. The UN Secretary-General has called for an end to the operation, highlighting its contribution to the…
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Israeli Forces Conduct Major West Bank Raids, Killing Seven Palestinians
Israeli forces have launched a series of coordinated raids and strikes in the occupied West Bank, resulting in the deaths of at least seven Palestinians, according to the Red Crescent. These operations, carried out in four cities including Janine and Tarm, aim to counteract terrorism, as stated by the Israeli Army. The military actions, combining…
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Israel and U.S. Delegations Arrive in Cairo to Discuss Gaza Cease-fire Amid Strategic Corridor Dispute
Delegations from Israel and the United States are in Cairo to discuss a cease-fire in Gaza, with a particular focus on Israel’s demand to control strategic corridors in the region. These talks follow the recovery of six captives’ bodies held by Hamas after attacks on October 7th. Israel has also issued new evacuation orders in…
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US Secretary of State Blinken’s Middle East Tour Aims to Broker Ceasefire and Hostage Release Between Israel and Hamas
In a recent diplomatic effort to address the conflict in Gaza, US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken concluded his tour with a stop in Qatar, engaging in talks aimed at brokering a ceasefire and a deal for the release of hostages between Israel and Hamas. Despite Israel accepting a new bridging proposal, Hamas has raised…
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Hamas Political Leader Ismael Hania Assassinated on Iranian Soil; Israel Accused Amid Escalating Middle East Tensions
In a significant escalation of tensions in the Middle East, a top Hamas leader, Ismael Hania, was killed in a pre-dawn air strike in Tehran, Iran, an event that could potentially trigger an all-out war in the region. The strike occurred just hours after Hania attended the inauguration of Iran’s newly elected president, Masud Peshan.…
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Vice President Kamala Harris Urges Truce in Gaza Following Talks with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu
Vice President Kamala Harris met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the White House to discuss the ongoing conflict in Gaza. Harris urged for a ceasefire in exchange for the release of hostages held by Hamas, expressing concern over the human suffering in Gaza. She emphasized the complexity of the conflict and called for…
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China Brokers National Unity Agreement Among Rival Palestinian Factions
In a significant diplomatic development, rival Palestinian factions, including Hamas and Fatah, have signed the “Beijing Declaration” in China, committing to form a national unity government following the end of the conflict in Gaza. This agreement, facilitated by China, marks a potential end to years of division between the two groups who have vied for…
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Rescue Teams Uncover 60 Bodies in Gaza City Following Israeli Withdrawal
Rescue teams in Gaza City’s Shejaiya neighborhood have discovered around 60 bodies under rubble following the withdrawal of Israeli troops from the area. This development occurs as the conflict between Israel and Hamas, which governs the Gaza territory, enters its tenth month. The recent Israeli offensive in Gaza City has been described as one of…
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Israeli Army Spokesperson Questions Feasibility of Eliminating Hamas in Gaza
Israel continues to assert its intention to dismantle Hamas after over eight months of conflict in Gaza, despite statements from IDF spokesperson Rear Admiral Daniel Hagari suggesting the goal to eliminate Hamas might be unrealistic. Hagari emphasized that Hamas represents an ideology that cannot be eradicated through military means alone. The discussion further explores the…
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Israel Declines Independent Probe into UN School Strike in Gaza Amid International Condemnation
The United Nations has condemned an Israeli airstrike on a UN-run school in central Gaza which resulted in the death of at least 35 people and injured many others. The school, sheltering around 6,000 Palestinians at the time, was targeted by Israel under the claim of housing Hamas Fighters linked to the October 7th terror…
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Israeli Strike on UN School in Gaza Results in Multiple Fatalities
An Israeli strike on a United Nations School in the central Gaza Strip has resulted in the death of at least 27 individuals and has left dozens more wounded, according to reports from media controlled by Hamas and citing medical officials. The attack, which has yet to be confirmed by Gaza’s Health Ministry, targeted a…
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Netanyahu Rejects Biden’s Peace Plan Conditions Amid Internal Coalition Pressure
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has signaled a step back from a peace plan previously announced by US President Joe Biden, insisting on specific conditions for a ceasefire in Gaza. The plan, aimed at ending months of conflict and destruction, was initially said to have originated from the Israeli side. However, Netanyahu’s far-right coalition partners…
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Israel Seizes Key Philadelphia Corridor in Gaza, Deepens Southern Incursion Amidst International Concerns
In a recent escalation of the conflict in Gaza, Israel has taken full control of the Philadelphia Corridor, a crucial buffer zone between Gaza and Egypt, intensifying its military operations in the region. This move, aimed at dismantling Hamas by cutting off weapon smuggling routes, has raised concerns about the potential impact on Israel’s relations…
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ICJ Orders Israel to Cease Military Offensive in Rafah, Citing Humanitarian Concerns
The International Court of Justice (ICJ) has issued an order for Israel to halt its military offensive in Rafah, Gaza, citing the dire humanitarian situation and demanding Israel allow unhindered access to aid. This decision comes in response to a plea from South Africa, highlighting international concern over the conflict’s intensification. Despite the ruling, Israel,…
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Israeli Activists Protest at UNRWA Offices in Jerusalem Demanding Hostage Release
In Jerusalem, protests have erupted outside the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA) offices, with Israeli activists demanding the release of hostages and accusing UNRWA of involvement in the Hamas-led terror attacks on October 7. This demonstration coincides with an independent review concerning these allegations, initiated after Israel accused UNRWA staff…
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First Ship Utilizing New Maritime Aid Corridor Sets Sail for Gaza with 200 Tons of Food Supplies Amid Humanitarian Crisis
A ship named Open Arms, carrying 200 tons of humanitarian aid including food, has embarked from Cyprus to Gaza, marking the first use of a newly established maritime corridor intended to deliver relief to the region. The vessel’s journey, expected to extend over a day due to the heavy load of aid it is towing,…
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WSJ Report: Surge in Illegal Road and Outpost Construction in West Bank Since October 7
In the West Bank, rapid construction of illegal roads and encampments, known as outposts, has increased significantly since October 7th, according to a report by The Wall Street Journal. These developments, often funded in part by the Israeli government and built under armed guard, are occurring swiftly and have raised concerns over their legality and…
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Benny Gantz’s White House Visit Sparks Tension Within Israeli Government Amid Gaza Conflict
Benny Gantz, an influential member of the Israeli War Cabinet, has held meetings with top US officials at the White House, signaling Washington’s frustration over the war in Gaza. Gantz, a former Defense Minister and political rival of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, discussed the situation in Gaza, including the need for aid and a ceasefire.…
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UNRWA Chief Accuses Israeli Government of Undermining Agency Amidst Allegations of Hamas-Linked Sexual Violence
The United Nations has released a report citing “reasonable grounds” to believe that rape and gang rape occurred during the October 7th terrorist attacks by Hamas against Israel. The UN’s investigation involved interviews with survivors, examination of video footage, and thousands of photographs. Additionally, the UNRWA (United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees…
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US Participates in International Effort to Airdrop Supplies into Gaza Amid Famine Concerns
The United States has commenced an international operation to airdrop critically needed supplies into Gaza, as confirmed by the Pentagon. This initiative, supported by Israel and in collaboration with Jordan and other nations, aims to mitigate the escalating humanitarian crisis in the region. The operation kicked off with the deployment of three Air Force planes…
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China Criticizes US Veto on Gaza Ceasefire Resolution at UN Security Council
The recent veto by the United States on an Arab-backed UN Security Council resolution calling for a ceasefire in the conflict between Israel and Hamas has sparked criticism from China and even U.S. ally France. The veto, which prevented a consensus within the council, has been seen by China as a sign that the U.S.…
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High Casualty Rates Among Journalists in Gaza Highlight Dangers of Covering Israel-Hamas Conflict
The video from DW News discusses the perilous conditions faced by journalists covering the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas in Gaza. It highlights the significant dangers Palestinian journalists confront, exacerbated by Israeli measures and the limited access of foreign journalists to the region. The narrative also touches on the personal struggles of journalists who…
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Live Debate on the Future of Israeli-Palestinian Relations Hosted by Conflict Zone MSC
In a recent live debate on the future of Israeli-Palestinian relations hosted by the Conflict Zone MSC, experts from various backgrounds delved into the complexities of the ongoing conflict, exploring potential pathways to peace and the challenges that lie ahead. The debate provided insightful perspectives on the historical context of the conflict, current tensions, and…
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Israeli Military Releases Alleged Footage of Hamas Leader in Gaza Tunnel
The Israeli military has released footage they claim shows Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar and his family walking through a tunnel in Gaza, purportedly captured on a Hamas CCTV camera three days after the terror attacks on October 7. The video’s release comes amid ongoing negotiations and increasing pressure for the release of hostages, suggesting it…