French President Emmanual Macron says Israel's goal to destroy Hamas risks a decade of war. To know more watch this interview with Glenn Diesen, who is a professor at South-Eastern University, Oslo.

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French President Emmanual Macron says Israel's goal to destroy Hamas risks a decade of war.

Israel-Hamas war: Will Qatar's mediation ensure another truce?

Israeli warplanes and artillery are bombarding the Gaza Strip. The Gaza Health Ministry says at least 193 Palestinians have been killed and 650 wounded since the truce ended on Friday morning, adding to the more than 15,000 Palestinian dead since the start of the war.

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<p>Israel is&nbsp;planning a global operation to target Hamas leaders once the war in the Gaza Strip ends, media reports said citing Israeli officials.</p>

<p>The nation's intelligence services, under Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's orders, are developing plans to pursue Hamas leaders residing in Lebanon, Turkey, and Qatar, a report by WSJ said quoting the officials.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Netanyahu publicly announced the intention to target Hamas leaders around the world in a national address on November 22, stating, "I have instructed the Mossad to act against the heads of Hamas wherever they are."</p>

<p>Defence Minister Yoav Gallant has also earlier said, "They are marked for death. The struggle is worldwide, both the terrorists in Gaza and those who fly in expensive planes."</p>

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<p>While Israel usually keeps such operations secret, the leaders have been forthcoming about their intent to pursue those responsible for the recent attacks. The plans represent an extension of Israel's ongoing war with Hamas.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Former Mossad director Efraim Halevy has been critical of the plan, deeming it ill-advised, and said that eliminating Hamas leaders may escalate tensions rather than mitigate the threat.</p>

<p>In contrast, retired Israeli general Amos Yadlin supports the years-long campaign, stating that it aligns with justice.&nbsp;“All the Hamas leaders, all those who participated in the attack, who planned the attack, who ordered the attack, should be brought to justice or eliminated,” Yadlin said adding, “It’s the right policy.”</p>

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<h2><strong>Israel's history&nbsp;</strong></h2>

<p>This initiative is now recalling Israel's history of conducting over 2,700 worldwide such operations since World War II, according to the book "Rise and Kill First" by Israeli journalist Ronen Bergman, the WSJ report said.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The pursuit of Hamas leaders globally is in the same vein as&nbsp;previous operations, including the failed attempt to poison Hamas leader Khaled Meshaal in 1997 in Jordan.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>The plans are also symbolic of Israel's historical use of covert operations in response to events, such as Operation Wrath of God initiated after the 1972 Munich Olympics attack.</p>

<p>The operation involved hunting down and assassinating individuals linked to the attack while showing Israel's embrace of covert assassinations as a tool of government policy.</p>

<p>The potential targeted killings abroad, the report said, raise concerns about violating international law and potential diplomatic repercussions. Nevertheless, Israel seems determined, just as in earlier instances to pursue this strategy, as part of its broader efforts to neutralise&nbsp;the Hamas threat, the report added.&nbsp;</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>

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Israel is planning a global operation to target Hamas leaders once the war in the Gaza Strip ends, media reports said citing Israeli officials. The nation's intelligence services, under Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's orders, are developing plans to pursue Hamas leaders residing in Lebanon, Turkey, and Qatar, a report by WSJ said quoting the officials.

Israel is planning a global operation to target Hamas leaders once the war in the Gaza Strip ends, media reports said citing Israeli officials. The nation's intelligence services, under Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's orders, are developing plans to pursue Hamas leaders residing in Lebanon, Turkey, and Qatar, a report by WSJ said quoting the officials. Netanyahu publicly announced the intention to target Hamas leaders around the world in a national address on November 22, stating, "I have instructed the Mossad to act against the heads of Hamas wherever they are." Defence Minister Yoav Gallant has also earlier said, "They are marked for death. The struggle is worldwide, both the terrorists in Gaza and those who fly in expensive planes." Also Read | Zaporizhzhia plant's power cut carried risk of nuclear 'accident': Ukraine While Israel usually keeps such operations secret, the leaders have been forthcoming about their intent to pursue those responsible for the recent attacks. The plans represent an extension of Israel's ongoing war with Hamas. Former Mossad director Efraim Halevy has been critical of the plan, deeming it ill-advised, and said that eliminating Hamas leaders may escalate tensions rather than mitigate the threat. In contrast, retired Israeli general Amos Yadlin supports the years-long campaign, stating that it aligns with justice. “All the Hamas leaders, all those who participated in the attack, who planned the attack, who ordered the attack, should be brought to justice or eliminated,” Yadlin said adding, “It’s the right policy.” Also Read | Explained: How BLU-109 'bunker buster' bombs could potentially decimate Hamas tunnels in Gaza Israel's history This initiative is now recalling Israel's history of conducting over 2,700 worldwide such operations since World War II, according to the book "Rise and Kill First" by Israeli journalist Ronen Bergman, the WSJ report said. The pursuit of Hamas leaders globally is in the same vein as previous operations, including the failed attempt to poison Hamas leader Khaled Meshaal in 1997 in Jordan. Watch | Melodi | Indian PM Modi's selfie with Italian PM Meloni goes viral × The plans are also symbolic of Israel's historical use of covert operations in response to events, such as Operation Wrath of God initiated after the 1972 Munich Olympics attack. The operation involved hunting down and assassinating individuals linked to the attack while showing Israel's embrace of covert assassinations as a tool of government policy. The potential targeted killings abroad, the report said, raise concerns about violating international law and potential diplomatic repercussions. Nevertheless, Israel seems determined, just as in earlier instances to pursue this strategy, as part of its broader efforts to neutralise the Hamas threat, the report added. (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.

What after Gaza war ends? Israel plans to hunt down Hamas leaders globally, says report

Both Israel and Hamas are blaming each other for the breakdown of the truce. The deal was mediated by Qatar during which 110 hostages were released. But what about the remaining hostages? The mediators are saying the fighting is making it difficult to initiate the talks.

Israel-Hamas War: Fighting resumes, how safe are the hostages?

Israeli military claims to have hit over 400 targets in Gaza. From using bunker busters to deadly AH-64 Apache helicopter, Israel is leaving no stone unturned to target Hamas.

Israel-Hamas war: Decoding Israel's armoury

In a significant development, Israel has communicated its intentions to the Arab states to establish a buffer zone along the Palestinian side of Gaza's border. This move is aimed at preventing future attacks as part of post-war proposals for the region.

Israel-Hamas war: Israel informs Arab states it wants buffer zone in post-war Gaza

It's day two since the truce collapse between Israel and Hamas. Israeli military is constantly bombarding the besieged Gaza Strip. Over 200 have been killed in Gaza since the temporary ceasefire expired.

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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: Israel has informed several Arab states that it wants to carve out a buffer zone on the Palestinian side of Gaza's border to prevent future attacks as part of proposals for the enclave after war ends.

Israel-Hamas war: Israel proposes for a 'buffer zone' in post-war Gaza

The Israel-Hamas truce was hanging on by a twig has snapped early this morning. Fighting has resumed in the Gaza Strip as Israel has begun its campaign of relentless bombings.

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<p>Artificial Intelligence, a man-made tool dreaded over the possibility of getting out of human control, seems to be in use by Israelis in its rampage against the Hamas militant group in Gaza, as per media reports citing Israeli defence officials. Israel's military has been conducting an intense bombing campaign on the Gaza Strip with a fresh spotlight on the role of artificial intelligence (AI) in its target selection for pounding territories in the besieged&nbsp;region. This is especially crucial as the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) resumed its offensive against Hamas after the truce between the archrivals ended, even as nations are pushing for a further extension.&nbsp;</p>

<h2><strong>AI Platform - The Gospel</strong></h2>

<p>The IDF is reportedly using an AI platform dubbed "the Gospel" to accelerate target selection in Gaza. It has been described as a lethal production line resembling a "mass assassination factory," multiple media reports have pointed out.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>Details about the Gospel were attributed to interviews with intelligence sources and statements from the IDF and retired officials.</p>

<p>This new set of information also carries another revelation that suggested the involvement of a secretive AI-facilitated military intelligence unit as part of Israel's retaliation to the war with the Hamas militant group.&nbsp;</p>

<p>+972 Magazine while quoting a source who is not in support of this kind of practice said,&nbsp;“I remember thinking that it was like if [Palestinian militants] would bomb all the private residences of our families when [Israeli soldiers] go back to sleep at home on the weekend."&nbsp;</p>

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<p>The Guardian while quoting an unnamed White House official said that the use of AI in Israel's military operations and the use of automated systems on the battlefield will be watched by other states and "learning" will be taken from Israel's approach.</p>

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<p>A source with the +972 Magazine further revealed that a top Israeli intelligence officer, after Hamas' onslaught, directed his officers that the aim was to “kill as many Hamas operatives as possible."</p>

<p>The sources also said that there was no must-follow rule to avoid any Palestinian injury and things are quite flexible.</p>

<p>As per the said source, there are “cases in which we shell based on a wide cellular pinpointing of where the target is, killing civilians. This is often done to save time, instead of doing a little more work to get a more accurate pinpointing."&nbsp;</p>

<p>Even as reports of Israel's war by putting AI to work against targets in Gaza may be new, the Jewish nation is not unknown to it and has deployed such tech earlier. As per reports, the IDF has earlier claimed to have fought the “first AI war” during the 11-day war in Gaza in May 2021.&nbsp;</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>

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Artificial Intelligence, a man-made tool dreaded over the possibility of getting out of human control, seems to be in use by Israelis in its rampage against the Hamas militant group in Gaza, as per media reports citing Israeli defence officials.

Artificial Intelligence, a man-made tool dreaded over the possibility of getting out of human control, seems to be in use by Israelis in its rampage against the Hamas militant group in Gaza, as per media reports citing Israeli defence officials. Israel's military has been conducting an intense bombing campaign on the Gaza Strip with a fresh spotlight on the role of artificial intelligence (AI) in its target selection for pounding territories in the besieged region. This is especially crucial as the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) resumed its offensive against Hamas after the truce between the archrivals ended, even as nations are pushing for a further extension. AI Platform - The Gospel The IDF is reportedly using an AI platform dubbed "the Gospel" to accelerate target selection in Gaza. It has been described as a lethal production line resembling a "mass assassination factory," multiple media reports have pointed out. Also Read | Hamas got 21-year-old hostage operated on by vet, says family Details about the Gospel were attributed to interviews with intelligence sources and statements from the IDF and retired officials. This new set of information also carries another revelation that suggested the involvement of a secretive AI-facilitated military intelligence unit as part of Israel's retaliation to the war with the Hamas militant group. +972 Magazine while quoting a source who is not in support of this kind of practice said, “I remember thinking that it was like if [Palestinian militants] would bomb all the private residences of our families when [Israeli soldiers] go back to sleep at home on the weekend." Also Read | US plans visa ban on violent Israeli settlers in West Bank: Report The Guardian while quoting an unnamed White House official said that the use of AI in Israel's military operations and the use of automated systems on the battlefield will be watched by other states and "learning" will be taken from Israel's approach. Watch | Geert Wilders: Far-right populist wins Dutch election × A source with the +972 Magazine further revealed that a top Israeli intelligence officer, after Hamas' onslaught, directed his officers that the aim was to “kill as many Hamas operatives as possible." The sources also said that there was no must-follow rule to avoid any Palestinian injury and things are quite flexible. As per the said source, there are “cases in which we shell based on a wide cellular pinpointing of where the target is, killing civilians. This is often done to save time, instead of doing a little more work to get a more accurate pinpointing." Even as reports of Israel's war by putting AI to work against targets in Gaza may be new, the Jewish nation is not unknown to it and has deployed such tech earlier. As per reports, the IDF has earlier claimed to have fought the “first AI war” during the 11-day war in Gaza in May 2021. (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 Gospel': Israel puts AI to work in selecting targets for attacks in war-torn Gaza

The truce between Israel and Hamas has ended. At least 109 Palestinians have been killed in the strikes that Israel initiated hours after the truce ended. So, as the war resumes, the question remains, have the mediators failed to extend the truce? And if they did fail, is Israel intending to expand its ground offensive?

Gaza's overwhelmed hospitals receive new wave of wounded

<p>After 54 days in captivity, Hamas has released&nbsp;21-year-old Mia Schem, who the Palestinian militant group had abducted from Israel when she was attending a dance party with her friends. She had an emotional reunion with her family. The family members of Mia Schem, after meeting her, alleged&nbsp;that the militants got her operated by a veterinarian.<br />
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The 21-year-old was trying to flee Hamas militants when she got shot in the arm and was eventually caught by them and taken to Gaza as a hostage. Mia was finally released on Thursday (Nov 30) under the truce deal finalised between Israel and Hamas.<br />
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In the photos shared by the Israeli prime minister's office, Mia – who also has French citizenship – was seen embracing her brother and mother after they got reunited at Hatzerim military base in Israel.</p>

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<p>Mia became a known face after she was seen in a video shared by Hamas, in which the militants claimed about treating the hostages well.<br />
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In that video, the Israeli-French tattoo artist was seen getting treated by an unidentified medical worker. In the clip, the girl was also seen to be appealing to be sent back to her family as soon as possible.</p>

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<p>"Hi, I'm Mia Schem, 21 years old from Shoham. Currently, I'm in Gaza. I was seriously injured in my hand. I underwent surgery on my hand at the hospital for 3 hours. They are taking care of me, giving me medicine, everything is fine," she was heard saying in the video.<br />
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"I only ask that they bring me home as soon as possible to my parents, to my siblings. Get me out of here as soon as possible. Please," she added.</p>

<h2><strong>Family says Mia not provided adequate medical help</strong></h2>

<p>Last month, the 78-second video was shared by Hamas on their Telegram channel. The video was condemned by France, after which a press conference was held by Mia's mother Keren, seeking the immediate release of her daughter.</p>

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<p>The family of Mia Schem have now given a contradicting statement to what was shown in the video shared by Hamas and claimed that a veterinarian had performed the surgery on her hand.<br />
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"She is thin, she is weak. A vet operated on her hand. She did not receive physiotherapy. She told them she is not an Israeli soldier and is a French citizen," said her aunt, while speaking to the media and contradicting what was seen in the video.<br />
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French President Emmanuel Macron also expressed his happiness over the release of Mia.</p>

<p>"Mia Schem is free. It is a great joy that I share with his family and all French people," he said.&nbsp;</p>

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After 54 days in captivity, Hamas has released 21-year-old Mia Schem, who the Palestinian militant group had abducted from Israel when she was attending a dance party with her friends.

After 54 days in captivity, Hamas has released 21-year-old Mia Schem, who the Palestinian militant group had abducted from Israel when she was attending a dance party with her friends. She had an emotional reunion with her family. The family members of Mia Schem, after meeting her, alleged that the militants got her operated by a veterinarian. The 21-year-old was trying to flee Hamas militants when she got shot in the arm and was eventually caught by them and taken to Gaza as a hostage. Mia was finally released on Thursday (Nov 30) under the truce deal finalised between Israel and Hamas. In the photos shared by the Israeli prime minister's office, Mia – who also has French citizenship – was seen embracing her brother and mother after they got reunited at Hatzerim military base in Israel. Also read: US plans visa ban on violent Israeli settlers in West Bank: Report Mia became a known face after she was seen in a video shared by Hamas, in which the militants claimed about treating the hostages well. In that video, the Israeli-French tattoo artist was seen getting treated by an unidentified medical worker. In the clip, the girl was also seen to be appealing to be sent back to her family as soon as possible. Redemption of Hostages: Mia Shem arrives at the Hatzerim Air Base earlier this evening, and is welcomed by her mother and brother. pic.twitter.com/mkNJQnCrFr — Prime Minister of Israel (@IsraeliPM) November 30, 2023 × "Hi, I'm Mia Schem, 21 years old from Shoham. Currently, I'm in Gaza. I was seriously injured in my hand. I underwent surgery on my hand at the hospital for 3 hours. They are taking care of me, giving me medicine, everything is fine," she was heard saying in the video. "I only ask that they bring me home as soon as possible to my parents, to my siblings. Get me out of here as soon as possible. Please," she added. Family says Mia not provided adequate medical help Last month, the 78-second video was shared by Hamas on their Telegram channel. The video was condemned by France, after which a press conference was held by Mia's mother Keren, seeking the immediate release of her daughter. Watch: Gravitas: Is Biden's handling of Israel war backfiring? The family of Mia Schem have now given a contradicting statement to what was shown in the video shared by Hamas and claimed that a veterinarian had performed the surgery on her hand. "She is thin, she is weak. A vet operated on her hand. She did not receive physiotherapy. She told them she is not an Israeli soldier and is a French citizen," said her aunt, while speaking to the media and contradicting what was seen in the video. French President Emmanuel Macron also expressed his happiness over the release of Mia. "Mia Schem is free. It is a great joy that I share with his family and all French people," he said. (With inputs from agencies)

Hamas releases 21-year-old Mia Schem kidnapped from music fest; family says she was operated on by vet

The latest group of freed hostages arrived at a hospital in Israel. The hostages could be seen exiting a military helicopter at Sheba Medical Centre in Ramat Gan. Sixteen hostages were released by Hamas on the final day of a two-day truce extension.

Israel-Hamas war: Israeli hostages arrive at Sheba Medical Centre for treatment following release

The clock is ticking as the truce that has been great as it is being renewed every 24 hours. But there are clear complications in this. On Thursday, the temporary ceasefire has been extended for 24 hours and the seventh round of hostages-prison swap has already begun.

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As Gaza crumbles under weeks of Israeli bombardment, people's movement calling for a ceasefire, and a free Palestinian state, have grown louder. But the slogan at the heart of these protests, has gained traction and stirred up a storm.

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The week-long pause in Gaza fighting ended Israel has resumed military operations in Gaza. 30 minutes after the ceasefire expired at 700 am local time. Israeli fighter jets hit Hamas Targets in Gaza accusing the Palestinian militant group of firing rockets at Israel and violating the agreement to free all women held as hostages.

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Israel-Hamas war: Deadly fighting resumes in Gaza as truce expires

Four Palestinians, including two children, have been killed by Israeli forces during a raid in the occupied West Bank, Palestinian officials say.

Israel-Hamas war: 2 Palestinian children killed during Israeli raid in West Bank

Hamas on Wednesday night released 16 people held hostage in the Gaza Strip, the Israeli authorities said, pushing the number of freed captives past 100, and in return Israel a few hours later set free 30 more Palestinian prisoners.

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<p>Mayim Bialik, the actress known for <em>The Big Bang Theory</em> and co-host of<em> Jeopardy!,</em> has voiced her strong criticism on social media, calling out global women's organisations for their noticeable silence surrounding the "systemic rape and torture" of Israeli women during Hamas' attack on October 7.</p>

<p>"These crimes against women were in many cases documented by the terrorists themselves and broadcast for the world to see. Those of us who have fought for women’s rights and have sought to shout from the rooftops when women’s bodies are being used in war for the sadistic pleasure of perpetrators are astounded at how the world has been silent surrounding this," she said.</p>

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<p>The attack, in which Hamas militants crossed the border and targeted Israeli civilians, resulted in the death of 1,200 Israelis, many of whom were civilians. The Israeli government claimed there were multiple signs of rape, torture, and other atrocities suffered by the victims.</p>

<p>Hamas has denied any involvement in sexual violence. Israel, on its part, has taken steps to bring attention to these alleged atrocities, holding a meeting at the United Nations building in Geneva.</p>

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<p>Mayim Bialik also criticised groups such as the United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women for their response to the reports. She expressed her astonishment on Twitter at the world's silence.</p>

<p>"The UN (U.N. Women - the United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women) took 50 days to express “alarm”," she wrote.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Bialik shared a link to an opinion piece by the First Lady of Israel, Michal Herzog, published in Newsweek and a CNN piece from former Meta COO Sheryl Sandberg.&nbsp;</p>

<p>While the UN human rights office condemned Hamas' attack as "heinous, brutal, and shocking," Israel claims that its attempts to provide evidence to support the allegations have been met with silence.&nbsp;</p>


Mayim Bialik, the actress known for The Big Bang Theory and co-host of Jeopardy!, has voiced her strong criticism on social media, calling out global women's organisations for their noticeable silence surrounding the "systemic rape and torture" of Israeli women during Hamas' attack on October 7.

Mayim Bialik, the actress known for The Big Bang Theory and co-host of Jeopardy!, has voiced her strong criticism on social media, calling out global women's organisations for their noticeable silence surrounding the "systemic rape and torture" of Israeli women during Hamas' attack on October 7. "These crimes against women were in many cases documented by the terrorists themselves and broadcast for the world to see. Those of us who have fought for women’s rights and have sought to shout from the rooftops when women’s bodies are being used in war for the sadistic pleasure of perpetrators are astounded at how the world has been silent surrounding this," she said. There has been an abhorrent and conspicuous absence of women’s organizations around the world unequivocally condemning the systematic rape and torture of women on October 7 by Hamas. Brutal gang rapes, sexual torture, and murder of fetuses happened- period. Where are the “BELIEVE… — Mayim Bialik (@missmayim) November 26, 2023 × The attack, in which Hamas militants crossed the border and targeted Israeli civilians, resulted in the death of 1,200 Israelis, many of whom were civilians. The Israeli government claimed there were multiple signs of rape, torture, and other atrocities suffered by the victims. Hamas has denied any involvement in sexual violence. Israel, on its part, has taken steps to bring attention to these alleged atrocities, holding a meeting at the United Nations building in Geneva. Follow LIVE updates here | Israel-Hamas war Mayim Bialik also criticised groups such as the United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women for their response to the reports. She expressed her astonishment on Twitter at the world's silence. "The UN (U.N. Women - the United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women) took 50 days to express “alarm”," she wrote. Bialik shared a link to an opinion piece by the First Lady of Israel, Michal Herzog, published in Newsweek and a CNN piece from former Meta COO Sheryl Sandberg. While the UN human rights office condemned Hamas' attack as "heinous, brutal, and shocking," Israel claims that its attempts to provide evidence to support the allegations have been met with silence.

Big Bang Theory star condemns global silence on 'rape and torture' of Israeli women by Hamas

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The clock is ticking as the truce that has been great as it is being renewed every 24 hours. But there are clear complications in this. On Thursday, the temporary ceasefire has been extended for 24 hours and the seventh round of hostages-prison swap has already begun. To know more watch this interview with Dov Zakheim, Senior Advisor at the Centre for Strategic and International Studies.

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