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Here we bring you a quick round-up of all the latest news and top headlines from all across the globe: The Israel-Hamas War has dragged on for 1 month now and Israel has promised to operate with full force against militant group Hamas as it intensifies its offensive in the Gaza Strip. The besieged territory has been cut into two parts by the Israeli Army: the North and the South of Gaza.

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There is increasing pressure on the Biden Administration well-anxious Arab leaders have appealed publicly and privately to the US Secretary of State Antony Blinken to reign in Israel's military campaign in the Gaza Strip. All this as struggles to persuade Israel to reduce civilian casualties and also allow more Humanitarian aid into the Gaza Strip.

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The White House on Sunday (Nov 5) said that more than 300 US residents and Americans were evacuated from the war-torn Gaza Strip as the conflict between Israel and Palestinian militant group Hamas intensifies.

The evacuations that were carried out in the recent days were a result of "pretty intensive negotiations with all sides relevant to this conflict," White House Deputy National Security Advisor Jonathan Finer told CBS News.

He further stated that despite these efforts, it is believed that there are still "a number" of Americans trapped inside Gaza.

"This is obviously a major priority and one that we're going to continue to work out until every American who wants to leave is able to do so," Finer said.&nbsp;

He also said the US officials were working hard to secure the release of hostages held captive by Hamas in the war.

Last week, US Secretary of State Antony Blinken said that there were about 400 American citizens and their family members, adding up to around 1,000 people, who wanted to escape Israeli bombardment.&nbsp;

Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/blinken-makes-surprise-west-bank-visit-meets-palestinian-president-abbas-655424">Blinken makes surprise West Bank visit, meets Palestinian president Abbas</a>

The Rafah border crossing between Egypt and Gaza, which is the only passage in and out of the besieged Palestinian enclave not controlled by Israel, opened up on Wednesday after weeks of violence, allowing several injured Palestinians and people with dual nationality to leave.

Evacuations of wounded Gazans and foreign passport holders through the Rafah crossing to Egypt have been suspended since Saturday (Nov 4) after Hamas demanded Israel to let some injured Palestinians reach Rafah so they can cross the border for hospital treatment.

However, Egypt, US and Qatari officials said that they were making efforts to resume the evacuations.

A senior White House official on Friday (Nov 3) accused Hamas of abusing a US-brokered deal to open the crossing to get its fighters out of conflict-torn Gaza.

Sunday's latest count of evacuated Americans comes after the White House said nearly 80 US citizens and their family members had left Wednesday and Thursday.

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The White House on Sunday (Nov 5) said that more than 300 US residents and Americans were evacuated from the war-torn Gaza Strip as the conflict between Israel and Palestinian militant group Hamas intensifies.

The White House on Sunday (Nov 5) said that more than 300 US residents and Americans were evacuated from the war-torn Gaza Strip as the conflict between Israel and Palestinian militant group Hamas intensifies. The evacuations that were carried out in the recent days were a result of "pretty intensive negotiations with all sides relevant to this conflict," White House Deputy National Security Advisor Jonathan Finer told CBS News. He further stated that despite these efforts, it is believed that there are still "a number" of Americans trapped inside Gaza. "This is obviously a major priority and one that we're going to continue to work out until every American who wants to leave is able to do so," Finer said. He also said the US officials were working hard to secure the release of hostages held captive by Hamas in the war. Last week, US Secretary of State Antony Blinken said that there were about 400 American citizens and their family members, adding up to around 1,000 people, who wanted to escape Israeli bombardment. Also read: Blinken makes surprise West Bank visit, meets Palestinian president Abbas The Rafah border crossing between Egypt and Gaza, which is the only passage in and out of the besieged Palestinian enclave not controlled by Israel, opened up on Wednesday after weeks of violence, allowing several injured Palestinians and people with dual nationality to leave. Evacuations of wounded Gazans and foreign passport holders through the Rafah crossing to Egypt have been suspended since Saturday (Nov 4) after Hamas demanded Israel to let some injured Palestinians reach Rafah so they can cross the border for hospital treatment. However, Egypt, US and Qatari officials said that they were making efforts to resume the evacuations. A senior White House official on Friday (Nov 3) accused Hamas of abusing a US-brokered deal to open the crossing to get its fighters out of conflict-torn Gaza. Sunday's latest count of evacuated Americans comes after the White House said nearly 80 US citizens and their family members had left Wednesday and Thursday. (With inputs from agencies)

More than 300 US residents evacuated from Gaza, says White House

The Israeli Defence Forces on Sunday (Nov 5) said it has uncovered Hamas' hidden network of tunnels, rocket launchers and command centres adjoining hospitals in the northern part of war-torn Gaza.

"Hamas systematically exploits hospitals as part of its war machine," Israel's chief military spokesperson Rear Admiral Daniel Hagari claimed.

During a press briefing in Tel Aviv, Hagari presented videos, photographs and audio recordings which he claimed illustrated the Palestinian militant group's strategy of using hospitals as shelter and deterring civilians from leaving war zones.

He further said that during the war, around 800 rockets were fired at Israel from Gaza, which fell short and landed inside the enclave, claiming the lives of many Palestinians.&nbsp;

As per news agency Reuters, the Hamas group, which is backed by Iran, manufactures some of its rockets locally and also receives some from abroad.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Hagari also levelled some accusations against two other hospitals in Gaza, the Qatari-funded Sheikh Hamad Hospital and another built by groups from Indonesia.

"This is a satellite image of the hospital complex taken after the massacre of the seventh of October. I am going to zoom in on the area here, ok? Across the street, only 75 metres - 80 metres to the hospital," Hagari said.

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"Here the IDF identified a launch pad meaning they launch rockets from here, I am going to repeat it they launch rockets on Israel 75 metres from a hospital. Why? They know precisely that if Israel will air strike a launch pad like that, the hospital would be damaged," he added.

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<h2>Hamas rebuffs allegations</h2>

Late last month, the Israeli Army had levelled similar allegations against Hamas, saying the militant group is abusing hospitals in the Gaza Strip for military purposes.

"Hamas has turned hospitals into command and control centres and hideouts for Hamas terrorists and commanders," Hagari had told a news conference.

He specifically identified Al-Shifa Hospital, the largest in Gaza, as one from which Hamas militants were operating.

"Hamas has turned hospitals into command and control centres and hideouts for Hamas terrorists and commanders. Additionally, I can confirm that according to the intelligence we have in our hands, there is fuel in hospitals in Gaza," Hagari said.

"Hamas terrorists operate inside and under Shifa Hospital and other hospitals in Gaza," he said.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu also took to his official X account and shared an illustration-based video showing how the militant group used Shifa Hospital as a shelter for its military operations from both above and below the ground.

"Hamas-ISIS is sick. They turn hospitals into headquarters for their terror. We just released intelligence proving it. Hamas rejects," he wrote in a posting.

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Hamas had fired back on the accusations saying that the claims had no basis.

"There's no basis in truth in what the spokesman of the enemy army stated," said Izzat al-Rishq, a senior member of the Hamas political bureau. He accused Israel of making the allegations to "pave the way for a new massacre to be committed against our people".

(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.

The Israeli Defence Forces on Sunday (Nov 5) said it has uncovered Hamas' hidden network of tunnels, rocket launchers and command centres adjoining hospitals in the northern part of war-torn Gaza.

The Israeli Defence Forces on Sunday (Nov 5) said it has uncovered Hamas' hidden network of tunnels, rocket launchers and command centres adjoining hospitals in the northern part of war-torn Gaza. "Hamas systematically exploits hospitals as part of its war machine," Israel's chief military spokesperson Rear Admiral Daniel Hagari claimed. During a press briefing in Tel Aviv, Hagari presented videos, photographs and audio recordings which he claimed illustrated the Palestinian militant group's strategy of using hospitals as shelter and deterring civilians from leaving war zones. He further said that during the war, around 800 rockets were fired at Israel from Gaza, which fell short and landed inside the enclave, claiming the lives of many Palestinians. As per news agency Reuters, the Hamas group, which is backed by Iran, manufactures some of its rockets locally and also receives some from abroad. Hagari also levelled some accusations against two other hospitals in Gaza, the Qatari-funded Sheikh Hamad Hospital and another built by groups from Indonesia. "This is a satellite image of the hospital complex taken after the massacre of the seventh of October. I am going to zoom in on the area here, ok? Across the street, only 75 metres - 80 metres to the hospital," Hagari said. The @IDF just declassified material showing how Hamas hides behind hospitals, forces residents into the line of fire and more. As RADM Daniel Hagari said: "We will not accept Hamas's cynical use of hospitals to hide their terror infrastructure." pic.twitter.com/A7LcKO9J5e — Lt. Col. Richard Hecht (@LtColRichard) November 5, 2023 × "Here the IDF identified a launch pad meaning they launch rockets from here, I am going to repeat it they launch rockets on Israel 75 metres from a hospital. Why? They know precisely that if Israel will air strike a launch pad like that, the hospital would be damaged," he added. Also read: Blinken makes surprise West Bank visit, meets Palestinian president Abba Hamas rebuffs allegations Late last month, the Israeli Army had levelled similar allegations against Hamas, saying the militant group is abusing hospitals in the Gaza Strip for military purposes. "Hamas has turned hospitals into command and control centres and hideouts for Hamas terrorists and commanders," Hagari had told a news conference. He specifically identified Al-Shifa Hospital, the largest in Gaza, as one from which Hamas militants were operating. "Hamas has turned hospitals into command and control centres and hideouts for Hamas terrorists and commanders. Additionally, I can confirm that according to the intelligence we have in our hands, there is fuel in hospitals in Gaza," Hagari said. "Hamas terrorists operate inside and under Shifa Hospital and other hospitals in Gaza," he said. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu also took to his official X account and shared an illustration-based video showing how the militant group used Shifa Hospital as a shelter for its military operations from both above and below the ground. "Hamas-ISIS is sick. They turn hospitals into headquarters for their terror. We just released intelligence proving it. Hamas rejects," he wrote in a posting. Hamas-ISIS is sick. They turn hospitals into headquarters for their terror. We just released intelligence proving it. Here it is: pic.twitter.com/F82OxaIPN6 — Benjamin Netanyahu - בנימין נתניהו (@netanyahu) October 27, 2023 × Hamas had fired back on the accusations saying that the claims had no basis. "There's no basis in truth in what the spokesman of the enemy army stated," said Izzat al-Rishq, a senior member of the Hamas political bureau. He accused Israel of making the allegations to "pave the way for a new massacre to be committed against our people". (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.

Israel claims it uncovered Hamas' tunnels beneath and near hospitals in Gaza

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Palestinian militant group Hamas on Sunday (Nov 5) said that the Israeli military was carrying out "intense bombings" around several hospitals in the north of the Gaza Strip, immediately after internet and phone lines were cut.&nbsp;

"For more than an hour, intense bombings have been taking place around hospitals," said Salama Marouf, the head of the Hamas government's media office.

Israel cut telecommunications in the besieged Palestinian enclave on Sunday night for the third time since the war broke out.

"We regret to announce the complete shutdown of communications and internet services in Gaza after the Israeli side disconnected the servers," Paltel said in a statement.

This came after Israel accused Hamas of using hospitals for their military operations.

On Sunday, the Israeli Army said that it has exposed Hamas' hidden network of tunnels, rocket launchers and command centres adjoining hospitals in the northern part of war-torn Gaza.

"Hamas systematically exploits hospitals as part of its war machine," Israel's chief military spokesperson Rear Admiral Daniel Hagari told reporters.

During a press briefing in Tel Aviv, Hagari presented videos, photographs and audio recordings which he claimed illustrated the Palestinian militant group's strategy of using hospitals as shelter and deterring civilians from leaving war zones.

He further said that during the war, around 800 rockets were fired at Israel from Gaza which fell short and landed inside the enclave, claiming the lives of many Palestinians.&nbsp;

As per news agency Reuters, the Hamas group, which is backed by Iran, manufactures some of its rockets locally and also receives some from abroad.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Hagari also levelled some accusations against two other hospitals in Gaza, the Qatari-funded Sheikh Hamad Hospital and a hospital built by groups from Indonesia.

<h2>Hamas rebuffs allegations</h2>

Late last month, the Israeli Army had levelled similar allegations against Hamas.

The Palestinian militant group fired back on the accusations saying that the claims had no basis.

"There's no basis in truth in what the spokesman of the enemy army stated," said Izzat al-Rishq, a senior member of the Hamas political bureau. He accused Israel of making the allegations to "pave the way for a new massacre to be committed against our people".

(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. &nbsp; 
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Palestinian militant group Hamas on Sunday (Nov 5) said that the Israeli military was carrying out "intense bombings" around several hospitals in the north of the Gaza Strip, immediately after internet and phone lines were cut.

Palestinian militant group Hamas on Sunday (Nov 5) said that the Israeli military was carrying out "intense bombings" around several hospitals in the north of the Gaza Strip, immediately after internet and phone lines were cut. "For more than an hour, intense bombings have been taking place around hospitals," said Salama Marouf, the head of the Hamas government's media office. Israel cut telecommunications in the besieged Palestinian enclave on Sunday night for the third time since the war broke out. "We regret to announce the complete shutdown of communications and internet services in Gaza after the Israeli side disconnected the servers," Paltel said in a statement. This came after Israel accused Hamas of using hospitals for their military operations. On Sunday, the Israeli Army said that it has exposed Hamas' hidden network of tunnels, rocket launchers and command centres adjoining hospitals in the northern part of war-torn Gaza. "Hamas systematically exploits hospitals as part of its war machine," Israel's chief military spokesperson Rear Admiral Daniel Hagari told reporters. During a press briefing in Tel Aviv, Hagari presented videos, photographs and audio recordings which he claimed illustrated the Palestinian militant group's strategy of using hospitals as shelter and deterring civilians from leaving war zones. He further said that during the war, around 800 rockets were fired at Israel from Gaza which fell short and landed inside the enclave, claiming the lives of many Palestinians. As per news agency Reuters, the Hamas group, which is backed by Iran, manufactures some of its rockets locally and also receives some from abroad. Hagari also levelled some accusations against two other hospitals in Gaza, the Qatari-funded Sheikh Hamad Hospital and a hospital built by groups from Indonesia. Hamas rebuffs allegations Late last month, the Israeli Army had levelled similar allegations against Hamas. The Palestinian militant group fired back on the accusations saying that the claims had no basis. "There's no basis in truth in what the spokesman of the enemy army stated," said Izzat al-Rishq, a senior member of the Hamas political bureau. He accused Israel of making the allegations to "pave the way for a new massacre to be committed against our people". (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.

Hamas says Israel carried out 'intense bombings' around Gaza hospitals

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