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 In 2011, a study of the light from hundreds of thousands of distant galaxies proved that gravitational redshift truly does exist, as Einstein suggested.

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Israel continues with its relentless offensive on the people in the Gaza Strip says that it is going after the Hamas fighters. But the fact is the number of people who are getting killed as collateral damage has been condemned by everyone from the likes of Pope Francis to the French President Emmanuel Macron and now the focus of the offensive appears to be the Al-Shifa hospital in the Gaza City. Keep watching to know more.

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Matan Meir, a member of the production crew of the hit Israeli TV series Fauda, was killed in the line of duty while fighting Hamas terrorists in Gaza.

The TV series’ official account on microblogging site X condoled the demise of the 38-year-old soldier who served as the Sergeant Major General (Reservist) of the Israel Defence Forces (IDF).

"We are devastated to share that one of our Fauda family members, Matan Meir, was killed in action in Gaza. Matan was an integral crew member. The cast and crew are heartbroken by this tragic loss. We extend our condolences to Matan's family and friends. May his soul rest in peace," a post from the Fauda cast posted on X.

Fauda&nbsp;creator, Avi Assacharoff, also took to X to share his condolences, explaining that the production crew member had lost his life in battle in northern Gaza.

<h2>'A&nbsp;man with a heart of gold'</h2>

Star of the series Lior Raz told Ynet, "Matan was a man with a heart of gold, full of kindness and giving. I loved you Matan. You were always available to me at every moment. You always told me, no problem, it's never too small for me. A man of work and giving out of true love. May your memory be for a blessing."

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Meir hailed from Odem, a collective village in the northern Golan Heights, the IDF stated in its publication of his death.

The Fauda&nbsp;crew member fought in the 697th Battalion of the IDF’s 551st Brigade, the Jerusalem Post reported.

<h2>Many from Fauda series have joined war</h2>

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Meir is one of the many involved in the Fauda&nbsp;series who have Israel’s fight against Palestinian terror group Hamas.

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Actors Lior Raz and Idan Amedi, best known for his role as Sagi Tzur in the hit series, have joined the Israeli Defence Forces to defend their country

The October 7 assault claimed the lives of more than 1,400 Israelis, including soldiers, while more than 10,000 have lost their lives in the retaliatory attacks launched by the IDF forces.

(With inputs from agencies)

Matan Meir, a member of the production crew of the hit Israeli TV series Fauda, was killed in the line of duty while fighting Hamas terrorists in Gaza. The TV series’ official account on microblogging site X condoled the demise of the 38-year-old soldier who served as the Sergeant Major General (Reservist) of the Israel Defence Forces (IDF).

Matan Meir, a member of the production crew of the hit Israeli TV series Fauda, was killed in the line of duty while fighting Hamas terrorists in Gaza. The TV series’ official account on microblogging site X condoled the demise of the 38-year-old soldier who served as the Sergeant Major General (Reservist) of the Israel Defence Forces (IDF). "We are devastated to share that one of our Fauda family members, Matan Meir, was killed in action in Gaza. Matan was an integral crew member. The cast and crew are heartbroken by this tragic loss. We extend our condolences to Matan's family and friends. May his soul rest in peace," a post from the Fauda cast posted on X. Fauda creator, Avi Assacharoff, also took to X to share his condolences, explaining that the production crew member had lost his life in battle in northern Gaza. 'A man with a heart of gold' Star of the series Lior Raz told Ynet, "Matan was a man with a heart of gold, full of kindness and giving. I loved you Matan. You were always available to me at every moment. You always told me, no problem, it's never too small for me. A man of work and giving out of true love. May your memory be for a blessing." We are devastated to share that one of our Fauda family members, Matan Meir, was killed in action in Gaza. Matan was an integral crew member. The cast and crew are heartbroken by this tragic loss. We extend our condolences to Matan’s family and friends. May his soul rest in peace pic.twitter.com/kuaJ2gclGk — Fauda Official (@FaudaOfficial) November 11, 2023 × Meir hailed from Odem, a collective village in the northern Golan Heights, the IDF stated in its publication of his death. The Fauda crew member fought in the 697th Battalion of the IDF’s 551st Brigade, the Jerusalem Post reported. Many from Fauda series have joined war Also read | Fauda actor Idan Amedi joins Israeli Defence Forces to fight against Hamas Meir is one of the many involved in the Fauda series who have Israel’s fight against Palestinian terror group Hamas. Also read | Fauda star Lior Raaz takes cover from a rocket as he joins forces in Israel war against Hamas Actors Lior Raz and Idan Amedi, best known for his role as Sagi Tzur in the hit series, have joined the Israeli Defence Forces to defend their country The October 7 assault claimed the lives of more than 1,400 Israelis, including soldiers, while more than 10,000 have lost their lives in the retaliatory attacks launched by the IDF forces. (With inputs from agencies)

‘Fauda’ series production crew member dies while fighting Hamas in Gaza

More than 200 Indian Jews have either reserved or active combat duty since the October 7 terror assault, Jerusalem Post reported citing Shavei Israel non-profit organisation.

According to the organisation, they are members of the Bnei Menashe community.

The Bnei Menashe are a community of more than 9,000 people from the northeastern Indian states of Mizoram and Manipur. They practice a form of biblical Judaism and claim descent from one of the Lost Tribes of Israel.

The NGO on Monday (Nov 6) claimed that 75 of the recent immigrants from India have enlisted in combat units, while 140 were called up for reserve service across Israel.

<h2>Bnei Menashe community fights for Israel&nbsp;</h2>

Shavei Israel organisation aims to foster ties between&nbsp;Diaspora communities&nbsp;across the globe and the State of Israel. They claim to have been lobbying for the mass immigration of the Bnei Menashe community.

“Since the war broke out, Shavei Israel has received hundreds of requests from young community members in northeastern India asking to make Aliyah (immigrate) immediately," Michael Freund, founder of Shavei Israel non-profit, told The Jerusalem Post.

"Not only that – they are asking to join the IDF immediately to fight shoulder to shoulder with their brothers and sisters."

According to him, the Menashe people in India have been for years requesting to immigrate to Israel.

Of the 215 immigrants from India, 99 per cent of all men of military age joined Israel's fight against the Hamas terrorist group, while 90 per cent of women enrolled in&nbsp;National Service.

<h2>Netanyahu dismisses ceasefire requests </h2>

Meanwhile, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has refused to heed calls for an immediate ceasefire in the besieged Gaza City as continuous bombing leaves a trail of destruction.

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In a televised address on Saturday (Nov 11), Netanyahu said that no ceasefire talks would take place unless Hamas releases all the nearly 240 hostages, adding that Israel was bringing its “full force” to the battle.

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“Hamas has, in effect, lost control of the northern Gaza Strip. It has no place to hide there. From Sinwar to the last terrorist – all of Hamas are dead men. Our forces are attacking them above ground and underground. We will continue at full force, at full strength, until victory,” the Israeli prime minister said at the press conference.

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More than 200 Indian Jews have either reserved or active combat duty since the October 7 terror assault, Jerusalem Post reported citing Shavei Israel non-profit organisation.

More than 200 Indian Jews have either reserved or active combat duty since the October 7 terror assault, Jerusalem Post reported citing Shavei Israel non-profit organisation. According to the organisation, they are members of the Bnei Menashe community. The Bnei Menashe are a community of more than 9,000 people from the northeastern Indian states of Mizoram and Manipur. They practice a form of biblical Judaism and claim descent from one of the Lost Tribes of Israel. The NGO on Monday (Nov 6) claimed that 75 of the recent immigrants from India have enlisted in combat units, while 140 were called up for reserve service across Israel. Bnei Menashe community fights for Israel Shavei Israel organisation aims to foster ties between Diaspora communities across the globe and the State of Israel. They claim to have been lobbying for the mass immigration of the Bnei Menashe community. “Since the war broke out, Shavei Israel has received hundreds of requests from young community members in northeastern India asking to make Aliyah (immigrate) immediately," Michael Freund, founder of Shavei Israel non-profit, told The Jerusalem Post. "Not only that – they are asking to join the IDF immediately to fight shoulder to shoulder with their brothers and sisters." According to him, the Menashe people in India have been for years requesting to immigrate to Israel. Of the 215 immigrants from India, 99 per cent of all men of military age joined Israel's fight against the Hamas terrorist group, while 90 per cent of women enrolled in National Service. Netanyahu dismisses ceasefire requests Meanwhile, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has refused to heed calls for an immediate ceasefire in the besieged Gaza City as continuous bombing leaves a trail of destruction. Also read | Israel-Hamas war: UN says several killed in strikes on its facility in Gaza In a televised address on Saturday (Nov 11), Netanyahu said that no ceasefire talks would take place unless Hamas releases all the nearly 240 hostages, adding that Israel was bringing its “full force” to the battle. Also read | Israel-Hamas war: Gaza's Al-Quds Hospital no longer operational “Hamas has, in effect, lost control of the northern Gaza Strip. It has no place to hide there. From Sinwar to the last terrorist – all of Hamas are dead men. Our forces are attacking them above ground and underground. We will continue at full force, at full strength, until victory,” the Israeli prime minister said at the press conference. (With inputs from agencies)

Over 200 Indian Jews joined Israel’s fight against Hamas since Oct 7 assault, claims NGO

At least nine people, including a fireman, got injured after a massive fire broke out at a crackers market in India’s northern Mathura city in Uttar Pradesh state on Sunday (Nov 12).

At least seven shops were gutted in the fire that started in one of the shops that quickly spread to other stalls in the afternoon in Gopalbagh area.

"Seven shops selling firecrackers in the Gopalbagh area caught fire. Nine people suffered burn injuries. It seems that the fire was caused by an electrical short circuit," Raya police station SHO Ajay Kishor said, reports PTI news agency.

He added that the seven shops had permission to sell firecrackers.

<h2>Fired doused in half an hour</h2>

The blaze, in which 10 motorcycles were also gutted, was doused within half an hour, officials added.

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Of the nine hurt, four suffered serious burn injuries and are undergoing treatment at the SN Medical College in Agra. Whereas the rest are admitted to the Mathura district hospital, the officials said.

<h2>Fireman injured&nbsp;</h2>

During the incident, a fireman named Chandrashekhar, who reached the site, was injured while trying to prevent the fire from spreading further to six more shops and saving people, the officials said.

"Seven shops bore the maximum damage. Their owners were injured while they were trying to save their goods. Fireman Chandrashekhar suffered burn injuries while saving others. Besides them, another person was also injured," Singh was quoted as saying.

It is believed that the fire started after an electricity wire well on the firecrackers.

“By the time, one could understand anything, the fire started spreading rapidly," Chief Fire Officer Narendra Pratap Singh, citing eyewitnesses' accounts, told PTI.

The officials are estimating the extent of the loss caused by the fire,

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At least nine people, including a fireman, got injured after a massive fire broke out at a crackers market in India’s northern Mathura city in Uttar Pradesh state on Sunday (Nov 12).

At least nine people, including a fireman, got injured after a massive fire broke out at a crackers market in India’s northern Mathura city in Uttar Pradesh state on Sunday (Nov 12). At least seven shops were gutted in the fire that started in one of the shops that quickly spread to other stalls in the afternoon in Gopalbagh area. "Seven shops selling firecrackers in the Gopalbagh area caught fire. Nine people suffered burn injuries. It seems that the fire was caused by an electrical short circuit," Raya police station SHO Ajay Kishor said, reports PTI news agency. He added that the seven shops had permission to sell firecrackers. Fired doused in half an hour The blaze, in which 10 motorcycles were also gutted, was doused within half an hour, officials added. VIDEO | Fire breaks out at a market in Mathura, Uttar Pradesh. More details awaited. pic.twitter.com/KNVqtRg8IG — Press Trust of India (@PTI_News) November 12, 2023 × Of the nine hurt, four suffered serious burn injuries and are undergoing treatment at the SN Medical College in Agra. Whereas the rest are admitted to the Mathura district hospital, the officials said. Fireman injured During the incident, a fireman named Chandrashekhar, who reached the site, was injured while trying to prevent the fire from spreading further to six more shops and saving people, the officials said. "Seven shops bore the maximum damage. Their owners were injured while they were trying to save their goods. Fireman Chandrashekhar suffered burn injuries while saving others. Besides them, another person was also injured," Singh was quoted as saying. It is believed that the fire started after an electricity wire well on the firecrackers. “By the time, one could understand anything, the fire started spreading rapidly," Chief Fire Officer Narendra Pratap Singh, citing eyewitnesses' accounts, told PTI. The officials are estimating the extent of the loss caused by the fire, (With inputs from agencies)

Major fire breaks out at firecrackers market in India’s Uttar Pradesh, nine injured

Panic gripped the streets of an Italian city after a lion escaped from a circus and was found prowling on the roads at&nbsp;night.

Clips shared on social media X showed the big cat roaming on the deserted streets of Ladispoli, near Rome, on Saturday (Nov 11) evening.

The video showed the lion calmly walking through&nbsp;the streets as it was followed and monitored by the officials waiting to catch it at the right moment.

Mayor Alessandro Grando alerted the residents and urged them to stay indoors while adding that law enforcement was dispatched to the site.

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Local news outlet Corriere della Sera that authorities took around seven hours to capture the lion as the animal had to be shot with sedatives twice after it woke up the first time.

<h2>Officials took seven hours to catch the lion</h2>

It took the authorities around seven hours to capture the lion and it had to be shot with sedatives twice as it awoke the first time, according to local news outlet,&nbsp;Corriere della Sera.

The outlet further reported that the lion managed to escape from their clutches multiple times before it was first sedated around 3 pm (local time) between Vialle Mediterraneo and Via Nicosia.

It then managed to get away again and was sedated a second time at 8.30 pm before finally being captured by police at 10 pm.

More than six hours after his original message, the mayor informed that the lion was captured and taken back to the circus.

<h2>Mayor faces heat over the episode&nbsp;</h2>

“Thank you State Police, Carabinieri, Firefighters, Local and Provincial Police, ASL and all the volunteers who served during these hours of great learning.”

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“I hope that this episode can stir some conscience and that we can finally put an end to the exploitation of animals in circuses,” he added.

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Spain-based EFE news agency reported that following the episode, the mayor was criticised for allowing the circus management to stay in the city.

But the mayor clarified that the circus was not hired by the city authority and that it is an autonomous matter.

(With inputs from agencies)

Panic gripped the streets of an Italian city after a lion escaped from a circus and was found prowling on the roads at night. Clips shared on social media X showed the big cat roaming on the deserted streets of Ladispoli, near Rome, on Saturday (Nov 11) evening.

Panic gripped the streets of an Italian city after a lion escaped from a circus and was found prowling on the roads at night. Clips shared on social media X showed the big cat roaming on the deserted streets of Ladispoli, near Rome, on Saturday (Nov 11) evening. The video showed the lion calmly walking through the streets as it was followed and monitored by the officials waiting to catch it at the right moment. Mayor Alessandro Grando alerted the residents and urged them to stay indoors while adding that law enforcement was dispatched to the site. 🇮🇹 In #Italy, a lion escaped from a circus. The predator roamed the streets for 6 hours until it was captured by the police. Residents were asked not to leave their homes. pic.twitter.com/N8tA2oR1wt — Voice of Europe 🌍 (@V_of_Europe) November 12, 2023 × Local news outlet Corriere della Sera that authorities took around seven hours to capture the lion as the animal had to be shot with sedatives twice after it woke up the first time. Officials took seven hours to catch the lion It took the authorities around seven hours to capture the lion and it had to be shot with sedatives twice as it awoke the first time, according to local news outlet, Corriere della Sera. The outlet further reported that the lion managed to escape from their clutches multiple times before it was first sedated around 3 pm (local time) between Vialle Mediterraneo and Via Nicosia. It then managed to get away again and was sedated a second time at 8.30 pm before finally being captured by police at 10 pm. More than six hours after his original message, the mayor informed that the lion was captured and taken back to the circus. Mayor faces heat over the episode “Thank you State Police, Carabinieri, Firefighters, Local and Provincial Police, ASL and all the volunteers who served during these hours of great learning.” Also read | Pet ownership doesn’t impact your well-being, new study debunks perception “I hope that this episode can stir some conscience and that we can finally put an end to the exploitation of animals in circuses,” he added. Also read | Scientists discover why humans have two nostrils and not just one Spain-based EFE news agency reported that following the episode, the mayor was criticised for allowing the circus management to stay in the city. But the mayor clarified that the circus was not hired by the city authority and that it is an autonomous matter. (With inputs from agencies)

Watch: Lion roams around Italian city after escaping from circus

British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is being battered with calls to sack home secretary Suella Braverman over the latter’s newspaper article in which she accused police of ‘playing favourites’ by allowing a pro-Gaza march in central London on Armistice Day.

Braverman is facing flak over her article in the Times newspaper, of which many found the tone and language used “inflammatory”.

In the article, she described pro-Palestinian protesters as "hate marchers" and added: "I do not believe that these marches are merely a cry for help for Gaza."

"They are an assertion of primacy by certain groups - particularly Islamists - of the kind we are more used to seeing in Northern Ireland.

"Also, disturbingly reminiscent of Ulster are the reports that some of Saturday's march group organisers have links to terrorist groups, including Hamas."

She also slammed the Metropolitan Police for giving approval to a pro-Palestine march on Armistice Day, saying that the force was guilty of "double standards" by taking a more lenient approach to left-wing demonstrations than right-wing ones.

<h2>Rishi Sunak distances himself&nbsp;</h2>

The prime minister’s office distanced Sunak from the views expressed by Braverman, with the official spokesperson saying that No 10 did not give a go-ahead to her article in The Times, as the ministerial code requires.

Sky News quoting sources from Downing Street reported that Number 10 sent suggestions, but the changes were not carried out.

The ministerial code further states that failure to get approval could prompt sanctions ranging from a public apology to a full-on sacking.

The spokesperson said that an investigation is ongoing into claims that the most controversial parts were not shown to No10 in advance, reports DailyMail.

<h2>Opposition parties on the offensive&nbsp;</h2>

Opposition parties Labour and Liberal Democrats called on Sunak to sack Braverman, with Liberal Democrats party leader Ed Davey accusing the home secretary of "putting police officers in harm's way".

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"The home secretary's irresponsible words and foul actions have significantly increased the likelihood of unrest this weekend and the risk of violence towards officers," he was quoted as saying by Sky News.

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Ex-chief inspector of constabulary Tom Winsor said that she has "crossed the line".&nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies)

British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is being battered with calls to sack home secretary Suella Braverman over the latter’s newspaper article in which she accused police of ‘playing favourites’ by allowing a pro-Gaza march in central London on Armistice Day.

British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is being battered with calls to sack home secretary Suella Braverman over the latter’s newspaper article in which she accused police of ‘playing favourites’ by allowing a pro-Gaza march in central London on Armistice Day. Braverman is facing flak over her article in the Times newspaper, of which many found the tone and language used “inflammatory”. In the article, she described pro-Palestinian protesters as "hate marchers" and added: "I do not believe that these marches are merely a cry for help for Gaza." "They are an assertion of primacy by certain groups - particularly Islamists - of the kind we are more used to seeing in Northern Ireland. "Also, disturbingly reminiscent of Ulster are the reports that some of Saturday's march group organisers have links to terrorist groups, including Hamas." She also slammed the Metropolitan Police for giving approval to a pro-Palestine march on Armistice Day, saying that the force was guilty of "double standards" by taking a more lenient approach to left-wing demonstrations than right-wing ones. Rishi Sunak distances himself The prime minister’s office distanced Sunak from the views expressed by Braverman, with the official spokesperson saying that No 10 did not give a go-ahead to her article in The Times, as the ministerial code requires. Sky News quoting sources from Downing Street reported that Number 10 sent suggestions, but the changes were not carried out. The ministerial code further states that failure to get approval could prompt sanctions ranging from a public apology to a full-on sacking. The spokesperson said that an investigation is ongoing into claims that the most controversial parts were not shown to No10 in advance, reports DailyMail. Opposition parties on the offensive Opposition parties Labour and Liberal Democrats called on Sunak to sack Braverman, with Liberal Democrats party leader Ed Davey accusing the home secretary of "putting police officers in harm's way". Also read | Canada no longer an immigration heaven as more people choose against staying in the country "The home secretary's irresponsible words and foul actions have significantly increased the likelihood of unrest this weekend and the risk of violence towards officers," he was quoted as saying by Sky News. Also read | Biden's son Hunter, brother James to appear before US House Committee Ex-chief inspector of constabulary Tom Winsor said that she has "crossed the line". (With inputs from agencies)

British PM Rishi Sunak facing calls to sack Suella Braverman over incendiary article on Gaza march

Israeli Army is using eagles, vultures, and other birds of prey to locate corpses around the sites of the October 7 attack carried out by Hamas terror group, a wildlife conservationist involved in the process told AFP news agency.

The expert said that tracking devices have been fitted on these birds which relay information about the human remains of the attack victims back to the military.

The idea was the brainchild of EITAN, a unit within the army's human resources branch which is responsible for locating missing soldiers.

Ohad Hatzofe of Israel's Nature and Parks Authority told AFP that when the war began on October 7, some reservists of the EITAN unit had approached him to discuss the possibility of using the birds to locate corpses.

<h2>Birds scavenge for corpses&nbsp;</h2>

"They asked me if my birds could help with something," said Hatzofe, who heads a programme that tracks endangered griffon vultures that primarily feed on dead animals, as well as other birds of prey.

The programme focuses on studying the migratory patterns, feeding habits and environmental threats faced by the birds by using GPS trackers fitted on them.

On October 23, the army was able to locate the bodies of the victims near Beeri, just outside the Gaza Strip, with the help of a rare sea eagle.

The sea eagle had returned to Israeli skies after spending the summer in northern Russia.

"I sent my data" to the army, Hatzofe was quoted as saying.

"They went to verify it and recovered four bodies," he said, unable to reveal more about the location or identities of the corpses.

<h2>Those missing are yet to be found or identified&nbsp;&nbsp;</h2>

About 85 residents were found killed in Beeri, a kibbutz or agricultural community when Hamas terrorists stormed across the highly-militarised border to carry out the worst attack since Israel's creation in 1948.

In Beeri, another 30 are missing or presumed to be among the roughly 240 hostages seized by Hamas during its attack.

With the help of another bird, a Bonelli's eagle, the military was able to recover "other bodies inside Israel", Hatzofe said.

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According to Israeli authorities, more than 1,400 people, mostly civilians, were killed in the attack.

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On Monday, Israeli police said they had identified the bodies of 843 civilians and 351 soldiers in total.

At least dozens who have been reported missing since the Hamas attack last month have not yet been found or identified.

(With inputs from agencies)

Disclaimer: WION takes utmost care to accurately and responsibly report ongoing developments on the Israel-Palestine conflict after the Hamas attacks. However, we cannot independently verify the authenticity of all statements, photos and videos

Israeli Army is using eagles, vultures, and other birds of prey to locate corpses around the sites of the October 7 attack carried out by Hamas terror group, a wildlife conservationist involved in the process told AFP news agency.

Israeli Army is using eagles, vultures, and other birds of prey to locate corpses around the sites of the October 7 attack carried out by Hamas terror group, a wildlife conservationist involved in the process told AFP news agency. The expert said that tracking devices have been fitted on these birds which relay information about the human remains of the attack victims back to the military. The idea was the brainchild of EITAN, a unit within the army's human resources branch which is responsible for locating missing soldiers. Ohad Hatzofe of Israel's Nature and Parks Authority told AFP that when the war began on October 7, some reservists of the EITAN unit had approached him to discuss the possibility of using the birds to locate corpses. Birds scavenge for corpses "They asked me if my birds could help with something," said Hatzofe, who heads a programme that tracks endangered griffon vultures that primarily feed on dead animals, as well as other birds of prey. The programme focuses on studying the migratory patterns, feeding habits and environmental threats faced by the birds by using GPS trackers fitted on them. On October 23, the army was able to locate the bodies of the victims near Beeri, just outside the Gaza Strip, with the help of a rare sea eagle. The sea eagle had returned to Israeli skies after spending the summer in northern Russia. "I sent my data" to the army, Hatzofe was quoted as saying. "They went to verify it and recovered four bodies," he said, unable to reveal more about the location or identities of the corpses. Those missing are yet to be found or identified About 85 residents were found killed in Beeri, a kibbutz or agricultural community when Hamas terrorists stormed across the highly-militarised border to carry out the worst attack since Israel's creation in 1948. In Beeri, another 30 are missing or presumed to be among the roughly 240 hostages seized by Hamas during its attack. With the help of another bird, a Bonelli's eagle, the military was able to recover "other bodies inside Israel", Hatzofe said. Also read | Netanyahu refutes White House remark that Israel agreed to daily 4-hour pause According to Israeli authorities, more than 1,400 people, mostly civilians, were killed in the attack. Also read | Vivek Ramaswamy calls Ukraine’s Zelensky ‘Nazi’ during GOP presidential debate; campaign clarifies remark On Monday, Israeli police said they had identified the bodies of 843 civilians and 351 soldiers in total. At least dozens who have been reported missing since the Hamas attack last month have not yet been found or identified. (With inputs from agencies) Disclaimer: WION takes utmost care to accurately and responsibly report ongoing developments on the Israel-Palestine conflict after the Hamas attacks. However, we cannot independently verify the authenticity of all statements, photos and videos

Israeli Army using eagles and vultures to locate corpses of Hamas terror attack victims: Report

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s office has dismissed reports about the White House spokesperson’s statement that Israel has agreed to a daily four-hour humanitarian pause in northern Gaza starting Thursday (Nov 9).

“The fighting is continuing and there will be no ceasefire without the release of our captives,” the Prime Minister’s Office said in a statement.

“Israel is enabling safe corridors from the Strip’s north to its south, as 50,000 Gazans did only yesterday.”

According to the Times of Israel newspaper, the Israeli Defence Forces (IDF) has halted fighting for several hours each day for the past few days to allow tens of thousands of Gaza City residents to evacuate to the Strip’s south.

The response from Israel came just minutes after the US claimed that they were informed about Israel’s decision to implement four-hour military ‘pauses’ in northern Gaza each day.

<h2>White House's faux pas</h2>

According to the western media, White House spokesman John Kirby told reporters that the brief ceasefire would be implemented from&nbsp;Thursday.

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"And we've been told by the Israelis that there will be no military operations in these areas over the duration of the pause and that this process is starting today," he added.

Calling it a “significant step", Kirby said, “Obviously we want to see them continued for as long as they are needed."

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Kirby also reiterated the US stance that now is not the time for a ceasefire, saying it would help Hamas "legitimise what they did" on&nbsp;October 7, referring to the terror attack by the Palestinian group that killed over 1,400 Israelis.

<h2>Biden says no possibility of ceasefire</h2>

Meanwhile, US President Joe Biden said that there was currently "no possibility" of a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas in the Gaza Strip.

"None. No possibility," Biden told reporters as he left the White House for a trip to Illinois when asked about the chances of a ceasefire, according to AFP news agency.

Disclaimer: WION takes utmost care to accurately and responsibly report ongoing developments on the Israel-Palestine conflict after the Hamas attacks. However, we cannot independently verify the authenticity of all statements, photos and videos.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s office has dismissed reports about the White House spokesperson’s statement that Israel has agreed to a daily four-hour humanitarian pause in northern Gaza starting Thursday (Nov 9).

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s office has dismissed reports about the White House spokesperson’s statement that Israel has agreed to a daily four-hour humanitarian pause in northern Gaza starting Thursday (Nov 9). “The fighting is continuing and there will be no ceasefire without the release of our captives,” the Prime Minister’s Office said in a statement. “Israel is enabling safe corridors from the Strip’s north to its south, as 50,000 Gazans did only yesterday.” According to the Times of Israel newspaper, the Israeli Defence Forces (IDF) has halted fighting for several hours each day for the past few days to allow tens of thousands of Gaza City residents to evacuate to the Strip’s south. The response from Israel came just minutes after the US claimed that they were informed about Israel’s decision to implement four-hour military ‘pauses’ in northern Gaza each day. White House's faux pas According to the western media, White House spokesman John Kirby told reporters that the brief ceasefire would be implemented from Thursday. Also read | Canada no longer an immigration heaven as more people choose against staying in the country "And we've been told by the Israelis that there will be no military operations in these areas over the duration of the pause and that this process is starting today," he added. Calling it a “significant step", Kirby said, “Obviously we want to see them continued for as long as they are needed." Also read | Israel-Hamas war: DeSantis claims he saved Americans stuck in conflict, when Biden 'left them stranded' Kirby also reiterated the US stance that now is not the time for a ceasefire, saying it would help Hamas "legitimise what they did" on October 7, referring to the terror attack by the Palestinian group that killed over 1,400 Israelis. Biden says no possibility of ceasefire Meanwhile, US President Joe Biden said that there was currently "no possibility" of a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas in the Gaza Strip. "None. No possibility," Biden told reporters as he left the White House for a trip to Illinois when asked about the chances of a ceasefire, according to AFP news agency. Disclaimer: WION takes utmost care to accurately and responsibly report ongoing developments on the Israel-Palestine conflict after the Hamas attacks. However, we cannot independently verify the authenticity of all statements, photos and videos.

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Indian parliament’s Ethics Committee probing the cash-for-query scam submitted a report on Thursday (Nov 7) recommending the expulsion of Trinamool Congress (TMC) lawmaker&nbsp;Mahua Moitra from the 17th Lok Sabha (lower house).

The 500-page report, which was adopted with a 6-4 vote, concluded that Moitra shared her user ID with "unauthorised persons", took cash and amenities from businessman Darshan Hiranandani, adding that she committed "serious misdemeanour" which calls for "serious punishment".

"The money trail of cash transaction between Mahua Moitra and Darshan Hiranandani as a part of a 'quid pro quo' should be investigated by the government of India in a legal, institutional and time-bound manner," the report read.

The report will be submitted to the Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla during the winter session of parliament and action would be taken after a discussion.

The panel has left it for the central government to investigate and establish the money trail.

<h2>Congress MP among six members who voted in favour&nbsp;</h2>

After the report was published, committee chairman and Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) lawmaker Vinod Sonkar said, “The Ethics Committee had prepared a report on the allegations against&nbsp;Mahua Moitra. The single agenda of the meeting was to adopt that report. That report was adopted.”

“Six MPs supported the report and four people have submitted their dissent notes. There was voting. We will send a detailed report along with the recommendations to the Lok Sabha Speaker. Whatever action is to be taken now will be taken by the Speaker.”

Among the six MPs who voted in favour, one is a Congress parliamentarian Preneet Kaur, wife of Punjab’s former chief minister Captain Amarinder Singh, who is now with the BJP.

The Opposition MPs who submitted dissenting note are: BSP’s Danish Ali, Congress’s V Vaithilingam, CPM’s P R Natarajan and JD(U)’s Giridhari Yadav.

<h2>'Will come back stronger'&nbsp;&nbsp;</h2>

Moitra dismissed the committee report, calling it a “pre-fixed match by a kangaroo court”.

"This is a pre-fixed match by a kangaroo court, which is of no surprise or consequence. But the larger message for the country is that for India, it is death of parliamentary democracy," she told PTI news agency.

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When asked what will be her next course of action if she is expelled, she said, “I will be back in the next Lok Sabha with bigger mandate."

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"First, let them expel me,” Moitra added.

Disputing the legitimacy of the Ethics Committee's mandate to recommend expulsion, Moitra criticised the BJP, saying, "I am happy that the BJP has shown to the entire country the mockery they have made of parliamentary democracy."

(With inputs from agencies)

Indian parliament’s Ethics Committee probing the cash-for-query scam submitted a report on Thursday (Nov 7) recommending the expulsion of Trinamool Congress (TMC) lawmaker Mahua Moitra from the 17th Lok Sabha (lower house).

Indian parliament’s Ethics Committee probing the cash-for-query scam submitted a report on Thursday (Nov 7) recommending the expulsion of Trinamool Congress (TMC) lawmaker Mahua Moitra from the 17th Lok Sabha (lower house). The 500-page report, which was adopted with a 6-4 vote, concluded that Moitra shared her user ID with "unauthorised persons", took cash and amenities from businessman Darshan Hiranandani, adding that she committed "serious misdemeanour" which calls for "serious punishment". "The money trail of cash transaction between Mahua Moitra and Darshan Hiranandani as a part of a 'quid pro quo' should be investigated by the government of India in a legal, institutional and time-bound manner," the report read. The report will be submitted to the Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla during the winter session of parliament and action would be taken after a discussion. The panel has left it for the central government to investigate and establish the money trail. Congress MP among six members who voted in favour After the report was published, committee chairman and Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) lawmaker Vinod Sonkar said, “The Ethics Committee had prepared a report on the allegations against Mahua Moitra. The single agenda of the meeting was to adopt that report. That report was adopted.” “Six MPs supported the report and four people have submitted their dissent notes. There was voting. We will send a detailed report along with the recommendations to the Lok Sabha Speaker. Whatever action is to be taken now will be taken by the Speaker.” Among the six MPs who voted in favour, one is a Congress parliamentarian Preneet Kaur, wife of Punjab’s former chief minister Captain Amarinder Singh, who is now with the BJP. The Opposition MPs who submitted dissenting note are: BSP’s Danish Ali, Congress’s V Vaithilingam, CPM’s P R Natarajan and JD(U)’s Giridhari Yadav. 'Will come back stronger' Moitra dismissed the committee report, calling it a “pre-fixed match by a kangaroo court”. "This is a pre-fixed match by a kangaroo court, which is of no surprise or consequence. But the larger message for the country is that for India, it is death of parliamentary democracy," she told PTI news agency. Also read | Explained | Mahua Moitra's cash-for-query row: How TMC MP became the eye of the storm When asked what will be her next course of action if she is expelled, she said, “I will be back in the next Lok Sabha with bigger mandate." Also read | CBI to probe cash-for-query scam involving TMC MP Mahua Moitra, says BJP MP Nishikant Dubey "First, let them expel me,” Moitra added. Disputing the legitimacy of the Ethics Committee's mandate to recommend expulsion, Moitra criticised the BJP, saying, "I am happy that the BJP has shown to the entire country the mockery they have made of parliamentary democracy." (With inputs from agencies)

Parliament ethics panel recommends expulsion of TMC MP Mahua Moitra in cash-for-query charges

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