The humanitarian crisis in Gaza worsens as Israel prepares a possible invasion. The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) said fuel powering emergency generators at hospitals in Gaza might run out within hours. And the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) warned that basic supplies like food and fresh water were also running dangerously low.

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Israel has wanted to annihilate Hamas and retribution for the deadliest attack on Jews since the Holocaust. Tel Aviv has forces, tanks other heavy armor around Gaza in its retaliatory operation and we have Jodie Cohen reports from Ra'anana in Israel.

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As deaths soar in Gaza from Israeli strikes, Egypt offers aid, but no exit. Further war risks new front with Iran proxy groups.

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As the war continues between the terrorist group Hamas and Israel, India's national capital has been placed on security alert amid fear of potential protests in the city, said police authorities.&nbsp;

Delhi Police personnel will be deployed on the streets of the nation's capital in heavy numbers ahead of the Friday prayers. Security has also been increased at the Israel Embassy and the Jewish religious establishments.&nbsp;

As per media reports, some other states and Union Territories of India have also been alerted by the security agencies to ensure that the Israelis residing in the country are safe.

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The step has been taken after many countries, which include France, Germany, the US and the UK, increased the security around "potential Jewish targets" and "pro-Palestinian protesters" in the wake of escalating violence between Israel and Hamas.&nbsp;

State authorities in Himachal Pradesh, Goa and Maharashtra were asked to ensure the security of Israeli diplomats, staff and tourists, they stated.&nbsp;

<h2>Operation Ajay:&nbsp;First flight with Indian citizens arrives from Israel&nbsp;</h2>

On Friday morning, the first charter flight carrying the Indian citizens, who were evacuated from Israel, came back to the country under 'Operation Ajay'. The flight, which was carrying 211 adults and an infant who were living in the war-battered region, landed safely in New Delhi.&nbsp; 
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Israel took the vow to carry out an unprecedented offensive against the terrorist group Hamas, which controls Gaza, after its fighters broke through Israel's border fence and also stormed into the southern part of the country through air and sea on October 7.&nbsp;

WATCH |&nbsp;Israel-Hamas war | Gaza: An 'open-air prison' with no escape

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The Israeli military, on the sixth day, confirmed that more than 1,300 people were killed in Israel, which included 222 soldiers. This is a staggering death toll which was not recorded since the 1973 war with Egypt and Syria, which lasted for weeks.

In the Hamas-controlled Gaza Strip around 1,417 people, which included women and children, were killed, as per the local authorities.

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As the war continues between the terrorist group Hamas and Israel, India's national capital has been placed on security alert amid fear of potential protests in the city, said police authorities.

As the war continues between the terrorist group Hamas and Israel, India's national capital has been placed on security alert amid fear of potential protests in the city, said police authorities. Delhi Police personnel will be deployed on the streets of the nation's capital in heavy numbers ahead of the Friday prayers. Security has also been increased at the Israel Embassy and the Jewish religious establishments. As per media reports, some other states and Union Territories of India have also been alerted by the security agencies to ensure that the Israelis residing in the country are safe. Also read: Gaza Strip and the struggle for survival for millions of its residents The step has been taken after many countries, which include France, Germany, the US and the UK, increased the security around "potential Jewish targets" and "pro-Palestinian protesters" in the wake of escalating violence between Israel and Hamas. State authorities in Himachal Pradesh, Goa and Maharashtra were asked to ensure the security of Israeli diplomats, staff and tourists, they stated. Operation Ajay: First flight with Indian citizens arrives from Israel On Friday morning, the first charter flight carrying the Indian citizens, who were evacuated from Israel, came back to the country under 'Operation Ajay'. The flight, which was carrying 211 adults and an infant who were living in the war-battered region, landed safely in New Delhi. Israel took the vow to carry out an unprecedented offensive against the terrorist group Hamas, which controls Gaza, after its fighters broke through Israel's border fence and also stormed into the southern part of the country through air and sea on October 7. WATCH | Israel-Hamas war | Gaza: An 'open-air prison' with no escape The Israeli military, on the sixth day, confirmed that more than 1,300 people were killed in Israel, which included 222 soldiers. This is a staggering death toll which was not recorded since the 1973 war with Egypt and Syria, which lasted for weeks. In the Hamas-controlled Gaza Strip around 1,417 people, which included women and children, were killed, as per the local authorities. (With inputs from agencies) You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here. WATCH WION LIVE HERE

Amid raging Israel-Hamas war, India’s capital Delhi placed on security alert

The US and Qatar have reached an agreement that the Qataris will not act on any request from Tehran to access the $6 billion in Iranian funds and this was informed by US officials on Thursday.

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Israel has vowed to crush Hamas after gunmen from the Palestinian Islamist group stormed across the border and killed at least 1200 people. The unprecedented assault marked the deadliest attack on the country since it was founded 75 years ago. here's how the Israeli military is executing the retaliation.

Israeli artillery fires on Gaza every 30 seconds: How Tel Aviv is executing Hamas retaliation

Israeli military on Friday (Oct 13) asked more than one million Palestinian civilians living in Gaza City to relocate south in the next 24 hours, as it gathered tanks near the Gaza Strip before an expected ground invasion.

Israel has taken the vow to wipe out the Hamas militant group which carried out the deadly attacks on Tel Aviv on Saturday (Oct 7). However, if Israel carries out a ground invasion of Gaza, it can pose a serious risk to the numerous hostages who were kidnapped by the Hamas in the attack.&nbsp;

"Now is a time for war," stated Israel's Defence Minister Yoav Gallant on Thursday (Oct 12) as the Gaza Strip continued to be pounded by Israeli warplanes, days after Hamas carried out its deadliest attack in the history of the Jewish state.&nbsp;

The Israeli military stated that in the coming days, they will "significantly" operate in Gaza City and the civilians will be able to return back to their homes only after another announcement is made.

<h2>UN warns of 'devastating humanitarian consequences'</h2>

The United Nations said it was impossible for such a displacement to take place "without devastating humanitarian consequences."

"The United Nations strongly appeals for any such order, if confirmed, to be rescinded avoiding what could transform what is already a tragedy into a calamitous situation," said spokesman Stephane Dujarric, in a statement.

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Israel's ambassador to the UN Gilad Erdan described as "shameful" the response of the UN to the early warning issued by Israel to the residents of Gaza.

A Hamas official stated that the warning related to Gaza City was "fake propaganda" and appealed to citizens not to fall for it.

“The occupation [a term Hamas uses for Israel] is attempting to spread and circulate false propaganda through various means, aiming to create confusion among citizens and undermine the stability of our internal front,” said Hamas, in&nbsp;the statement.

<h2>Gaza under siege, delivery of basic necessities, electricity halted&nbsp;</h2>

After the sudden and brutal attack by Hamas, 2.3 million Gazans were placed by Israel under complete seige.

Earlier, Israel's Defence Minister Yoav Gallant had said in a video message,&nbsp; "We are putting a complete siege on Gaza... No electricity, no food, no water, no gas -- it's all closed."

WATCH |&nbsp;Israel-Palestine war | Are the tunnels keeping Israel from launching ground attack?

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Now in the latest steps, Israel stopped deliveries of electricity and basic necessities to 2.3 million people of Gaza and prevented entry of any supplies from Egypt.&nbsp;

The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) stated that the fuel powering emergency generators are likely to run out in hours in the hospitals in Gaza. The UN World Food Programme (WFP) added that food and fresh water have been running dangerously low.

"The human misery caused by this escalation is abhorrent, and I implore the sides to reduce the suffering of civilians," stated ICRC regional director Fabrizio Carboni.&nbsp;

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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Israeli military on Friday (Oct 13) asked more than one million Palestinian civilians living in Gaza City to relocate south in the next 24 hours, as it gathered tanks near the Gaza Strip before an expected ground invasion.

Israeli military on Friday (Oct 13) asked more than one million Palestinian civilians living in Gaza City to relocate south in the next 24 hours, as it gathered tanks near the Gaza Strip before an expected ground invasion. Israel has taken the vow to wipe out the Hamas militant group which carried out the deadly attacks on Tel Aviv on Saturday (Oct 7). However, if Israel carries out a ground invasion of Gaza, it can pose a serious risk to the numerous hostages who were kidnapped by the Hamas in the attack. "Now is a time for war," stated Israel's Defence Minister Yoav Gallant on Thursday (Oct 12) as the Gaza Strip continued to be pounded by Israeli warplanes, days after Hamas carried out its deadliest attack in the history of the Jewish state. The Israeli military stated that in the coming days, they will "significantly" operate in Gaza City and the civilians will be able to return back to their homes only after another announcement is made. UN warns of 'devastating humanitarian consequences' The United Nations said it was impossible for such a displacement to take place "without devastating humanitarian consequences." "The United Nations strongly appeals for any such order, if confirmed, to be rescinded avoiding what could transform what is already a tragedy into a calamitous situation," said spokesman Stephane Dujarric, in a statement. Also read: What are white phosphorus bombs that Israel reportedly used in Gaza? Is it illegal? Israel's ambassador to the UN Gilad Erdan described as "shameful" the response of the UN to the early warning issued by Israel to the residents of Gaza. A Hamas official stated that the warning related to Gaza City was "fake propaganda" and appealed to citizens not to fall for it. “The occupation [a term Hamas uses for Israel] is attempting to spread and circulate false propaganda through various means, aiming to create confusion among citizens and undermine the stability of our internal front,” said Hamas, in the statement. Gaza under siege, delivery of basic necessities, electricity halted After the sudden and brutal attack by Hamas, 2.3 million Gazans were placed by Israel under complete seige. Earlier, Israel's Defence Minister Yoav Gallant had said in a video message, "We are putting a complete siege on Gaza... No electricity, no food, no water, no gas -- it's all closed." WATCH | Israel-Palestine war | Are the tunnels keeping Israel from launching ground attack? Now in the latest steps, Israel stopped deliveries of electricity and basic necessities to 2.3 million people of Gaza and prevented entry of any supplies from Egypt. The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) stated that the fuel powering emergency generators are likely to run out in hours in the hospitals in Gaza. The UN World Food Programme (WFP) added that food and fresh water have been running dangerously low. "The human misery caused by this escalation is abhorrent, and I implore the sides to reduce the suffering of civilians," stated ICRC regional director Fabrizio Carboni. 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. (With inputs from agencies) You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here. WATCH WION LIVE HERE

Israel vs Hamas war: 1.1 million Palestinians told to vacate Gaza City in 24 hours, Hamas rejects order

Former US President criticised President Joe Biden for his foreign policies as Israel is at war with the Hamas militant group. Trump talked about how the US enemies have been taking advantage of Biden's administration amidst the war that has claimed over 2,500 lives.

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It is the fifth day of the region being under a Complete Siege of Gaza, and there is zero inflow of food water fuel and electricity. The strip has plunged into darkness for the third night let's take a look at the Gaza region a little more closely.

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The space race is escalating and several countries are racing to each other to be the most influential in space. While, some are sending rovers to the moon, some are building spy satellites.

US official says country is building new spy satellites to collect intelligence

As the conflict between Israel and the Hamas militant group rages on and the death still continues to rise in Israel more than 1,200 lives have been lost most of them being civilians. Over 3,000 have been injured a multifrontal war is now threatening the West Asian Nations. The war atrocities are not just confined to large cities but have also reached smaller Israeli communities.

Israel-Palestine war: Gaza strip low on supplies, only power plant runs out of fuel

The Israel-Hamas war drags into its sixth day; the total death toll has risen to 2,500. Palestinian Health Ministry says 1,200 people have been killed in Gaza in Israeli strikes, Israel endured a massive, multi-pronged, surprise attack from Hamas on Saturday triggering another war.

Israel-Palestine war: Humanitarian crisis escalates in Gaza

Pope Francis is calling for Hamas to release all hostages they took from Israel this is the strongest comment the head of the Vatican church has made since a full-scale war erupted in the region 5 days ago. He also said that Israel's Siege on Gaza is concerning.

Israel-Palestine war: Pope Francis' strong comments on raging Israel-Hamas war

As the conflict between Israel and the Hamas militant group rages on. Countries have been working towards bringing home the people from the war-torn Zone. In the latest India has announced a launch of Operation Ajay to repatriate citizens from Israel starting today. Israel is home to about 18,000 Indian citizens.

Israel-Palestine war: India launches Operation Ajay to evacuate Indians stuck in Israel

The world leaders have given their statements and the world has taken sides in this war. Narratives have flooded mainstream and social media, fingers have been pointed out at parties involved in triggering an escalation.

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UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has called for an end to attacks and release of hostages on both sides. He urged all parties to allow access to the UN to send humanitarian Aid, medical equipment, food and other humanitarian supplies that are desperately needed along with access to humanitarian relief personnel.

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Israel has vowed the complete destruction of the Hamas militant group and it continues to pound targets in the Gaza Strip. Misery continues to grow for the dense population residing in that area.

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The European Union's industry chief Thierry Breton&nbsp;on Wednesday (Oct 11)&nbsp;warned tech mogul Mark Zuckerberg about a surge in&nbsp;disinformation on his platform and asked the Meta chief to respond within 24 hours with the measures his organisation will take to counter the spread amid the Israel-Gaza conflict.

"I would ask you to be very vigilant to ensure strict compliance with the DSA rules on terms of service, on the requirement of timely, diligent and objective action following notices of illegal content in the EU, and on the need for proportionate and effective mitigation measures," Breton told Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg in a letter.

The letter from EU's top tech regulator followed a similar one he sent Tuesday to billionaire Elon Musk about content on X.

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"Following the terrorist attacks carried out by Hamas against Israel, we have indications that your platform is being used to disseminate illegal content and disinformation in the EU," Breton wrote in the letter.

He reminded Musk that EU law sets tough rules on moderating content, "especially when it comes to violent and terrorist content that appears to circulate on your platform".

He then asked X to respond to his complaint within 24 hours and also get in touch with Europol, the EU police coordinating agency.&nbsp;

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"Given the urgency, I also expect you to be in contact with the relevant law enforcement authorities and Europol, and ensure that you respond promptly to their requests," Breton wrote.

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"I urge you to ensure a prompt, accurate and complete response to this request within the next 24 hours," he said.

"We will include your answer in our assessment file on your compliance with the DSA," Breton said, referring to the new EU Digital Services Act which regulates online platforms.&nbsp;

"I remind you that following the opening of a potential investigation and a finding of non-compliance, penalties can be imposed," it said.

<h2>Breton and Musk's online duel</h2>

Breton's warning prompted an online clash between him and Musk where the SpaceX founder publicly asked the EU commissioner to "please list the violations you allude to on X", and said the platform's policy was that "everything was open source and transparent, an approach that I know the EU supports".

To which Breton responded that it was up to Musk to "demonstrate that you walk the talk" and added that his team was standing by to "enforce rigorously" DSA compliance.

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The European Union's industry chief Thierry Breton on Wednesday (Oct 11) warned tech mogul Mark Zuckerberg about a surge in disinformation on his platform and asked the Meta chief to respond within 24 hours with the measures his organisation will take to counter the spread amid the Israel-Gaza conflict.

The European Union's industry chief Thierry Breton on Wednesday (Oct 11) warned tech mogul Mark Zuckerberg about a surge in disinformation on his platform and asked the Meta chief to respond within 24 hours with the measures his organisation will take to counter the spread amid the Israel-Gaza conflict. "I would ask you to be very vigilant to ensure strict compliance with the DSA rules on terms of service, on the requirement of timely, diligent and objective action following notices of illegal content in the EU, and on the need for proportionate and effective mitigation measures," Breton told Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg in a letter. The letter from EU's top tech regulator followed a similar one he sent Tuesday to billionaire Elon Musk about content on X. The #DSA is here to protect free speech against arbitrary decisions, and at the same time protect our citizens & democracies. My requests to #Meta’s Mark Zuckerberg following the terrorist attacks by Hamas against Israel — and on tackling disinformation in elections in the EU ⤵️ pic.twitter.com/RnetUriRJX — Thierry Breton (@ThierryBreton) October 11, 2023 × Breton warned Musk, on Tuesday (Oct 10), that his social media platform X is spreading "illegal content and disinformation". "Following the terrorist attacks carried out by Hamas against Israel, we have indications that your platform is being used to disseminate illegal content and disinformation in the EU," Breton wrote in the letter. He reminded Musk that EU law sets tough rules on moderating content, "especially when it comes to violent and terrorist content that appears to circulate on your platform". He then asked X to respond to his complaint within 24 hours and also get in touch with Europol, the EU police coordinating agency. Following the terrorist attacks by Hamas against 🇮🇱, we have indications of X/Twitter being used to disseminate illegal content & disinformation in the EU. Urgent letter to @elonmusk on #DSA obligations ⤵️ pic.twitter.com/avMm1LHq54 — Thierry Breton (@ThierryBreton) October 10, 2023 × "Given the urgency, I also expect you to be in contact with the relevant law enforcement authorities and Europol, and ensure that you respond promptly to their requests," Breton wrote. Also read: India launches 'Operation Ajay' for stranded nationals in Israel, vows safety "I urge you to ensure a prompt, accurate and complete response to this request within the next 24 hours," he said. "We will include your answer in our assessment file on your compliance with the DSA," Breton said, referring to the new EU Digital Services Act which regulates online platforms. "I remind you that following the opening of a potential investigation and a finding of non-compliance, penalties can be imposed," it said. Breton and Musk's online duel Breton's warning prompted an online clash between him and Musk where the SpaceX founder publicly asked the EU commissioner to "please list the violations you allude to on X", and said the platform's policy was that "everything was open source and transparent, an approach that I know the EU supports". To which Breton responded that it was up to Musk to "demonstrate that you walk the talk" and added that his team was standing by to "enforce rigorously" DSA compliance. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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The Israel and Hamas War enters its sixth day now at least 51 people were killed in Gaza after a series of Israeli Air Raids which continue taking the total death toll in the Hamas-ruled region to over 1,100. Israel endured a massive multi-pronged surprise attack from Hamas on Saturday triggering another War.

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