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Joe Biden is in Tel Aviv but his efforts to bring down tensions in the escalating war between Israel and Hamas faced massive setbacks even before he departed for West Asia. Jordan called off the US president's planned Summit with Arab leaders after a deadly explosion at Gaza Hospital killed hundreds.

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Violent clashes erupted in the West Bank region which has claimed eight lives. After the Gaza hospital blast, frustration is mounting on the ground among the people. And it is not just directed against Israel, locals are also questioning their own leadership.

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The UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is in Israel and he pledged solidarity with Israel even as he announced more humanitarian aid for the Gaza Strip in a joint press briefing after their meeting. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu repeated his call that this war is not just Israel's battle but the battle of the civilized and free world.

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At least seven Palestinians were killed by Israeli forces across the West Bank on Thursday (Oct 19), according to the Palestinian health ministry. This comes after Israeli police said they were clashing with Palestinian gunmen in the Nur Shams refugee camp near the city of Tulkarem, amid an arrest raid.&nbsp;

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) said at least 10 of their officers have been wounded, one of whom is said to be in serious condition.

The Israeli Army has also arrested around 524 wanted Palestinians across the West Bank and claimed that among those, more than 330 are affiliated with Hamas.&nbsp;

<h2>West Bank clashes: What we know</h2>

The Palestinian health ministry has reported the death of four people in the West Bank refugee camp amid an Israeli raid, on Thursday. Separately, the health ministry also reported the death of three Palestinians across the West Bank, raising the total death toll since the beginning of the war between Israel and the Palestinian militant group Hamas to at least 76.&nbsp;

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A report by Al Jazeera citing witnesses also said Israeli forces broke into the camp and confrontations began and described the situation as “very tense” amid fears that the death toll may rise.&nbsp;

Meanwhile, the IDF said 10 officers were injured after a bomb blast in the Nur Shams refugee camp, earlier on Thursday, during the arrest raid. In a statement, the police said that the Israeli Border Police came under fire and IEDs were hurled at them.&nbsp;

The Palestinian media outlets also reported gunmen shooting at the Israeli forces and setting off explosive devices in the area. &nbsp;

The IDF also released a video showing a drone strike against a group of Palestinian gunmen in Nur Shams. “The security forces under the direction of the Shin Bet have been operating since the night hours in a divisional operation to counter terrorism in the Nur al-Shams refugee camp…” said the Israeli Air Force on X.&nbsp;

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“The forces work to arrest wanted persons, thwart terrorist infrastructures and confiscate weapons. An Air Force aircraft located and attacked an armed terrorist squad that endangered our forces in the area,” the statement added.

According to Palestinian officials, a 32-year-old was fatally shot in the town of Budrus; a 17-year-old was shot dead in the Dheisheh refugee camp; and a 16-year-old was killed after being shot in the head in Tulkarem.

<h2>Over 520 Palestinians&nbsp;arrested: IDF</h2>

The IDF has also arrested 524 wanted Palestinians across the West Bank since October 7 and arrested 80, over the past day, out of which 63 are said to be Hamas members.&nbsp;

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The Israeli military confirmed the demolition of a supposed Hamas fighter who killed a soldier in the West Bank in July during an overnight operation in the village of Qibya.&nbsp;

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At least seven Palestinians were killed by Israeli forces across the West Bank on Thursday (Oct 19), according to the Palestinian health ministry. This comes after Israeli police said they were clashing with Palestinian gunmen in the Nur Shams refugee camp near the city of Tulkarem, amid an arrest raid.

At least seven Palestinians were killed by Israeli forces across the West Bank on Thursday (Oct 19), according to the Palestinian health ministry. This comes after Israeli police said they were clashing with Palestinian gunmen in the Nur Shams refugee camp near the city of Tulkarem, amid an arrest raid. The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) said at least 10 of their officers have been wounded, one of whom is said to be in serious condition. The Israeli Army has also arrested around 524 wanted Palestinians across the West Bank and claimed that among those, more than 330 are affiliated with Hamas. West Bank clashes: What we know The Palestinian health ministry has reported the death of four people in the West Bank refugee camp amid an Israeli raid, on Thursday. Separately, the health ministry also reported the death of three Palestinians across the West Bank, raising the total death toll since the beginning of the war between Israel and the Palestinian militant group Hamas to at least 76. ALSO READ | Israel-Hamas war: At least 44 Palestinians killed in West Bank, more than 200 arrested, since Saturday A report by Al Jazeera citing witnesses also said Israeli forces broke into the camp and confrontations began and described the situation as “very tense” amid fears that the death toll may rise. Meanwhile, the IDF said 10 officers were injured after a bomb blast in the Nur Shams refugee camp, earlier on Thursday, during the arrest raid. In a statement, the police said that the Israeli Border Police came under fire and IEDs were hurled at them. The Palestinian media outlets also reported gunmen shooting at the Israeli forces and setting off explosive devices in the area. The IDF also released a video showing a drone strike against a group of Palestinian gunmen in Nur Shams. “The security forces under the direction of the Shin Bet have been operating since the night hours in a divisional operation to counter terrorism in the Nur al-Shams refugee camp…” said the Israeli Air Force on X. ALSO READ | Palestinian killed amid settler violence in West Bank; over 50 injured after clashes with Israeli military “The forces work to arrest wanted persons, thwart terrorist infrastructures and confiscate weapons. An Air Force aircraft located and attacked an armed terrorist squad that endangered our forces in the area,” the statement added. According to Palestinian officials, a 32-year-old was fatally shot in the town of Budrus; a 17-year-old was shot dead in the Dheisheh refugee camp; and a 16-year-old was killed after being shot in the head in Tulkarem. Over 520 Palestinians arrested: IDF The IDF has also arrested 524 wanted Palestinians across the West Bank since October 7 and arrested 80, over the past day, out of which 63 are said to be Hamas members. ALSO READ | Pizzeria in West Bank demolished over controversial Holocaust survivor ad The Israeli military confirmed the demolition of a supposed Hamas fighter who killed a soldier in the West Bank in July during an overnight operation in the village of Qibya. (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. 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.

Israel-Hamas war: At least 7 Palestinians killed across West Bank; 10 Israeli officers injured amid clashes

US President Joe Biden hugged Netanyahu when he arrived in Tel Aviv and backed Israel's version of who is responsible for the Gaza hospital blast that killed 471 which the Palestine Health Ministry by the Islamic jihad group, while the Intelligence have different death toll.

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United States President Joe Biden, during his visit to Tel Aviv on Wednesday (Oct 18), held an emotional meeting with the Israeli survivors of the Oct 7 rampage by Hamas militants and the first responders who came to their rescue.

Among them was Rachel Edri, a retired grandmother who was held hostage for more than 20 hours by Hamas gunmen and used food and conversations to divert their attention before she was rescued by the Israeli security forces.

As per Israeli media reports, Edri was held hostage along with her husband by heavily armed Hamas militants in her house.

In a conversation with Israel's Channel 12 News, Edri recalled saying to her husband, "If we will die, we will die together".

The couple's son, a police officer, was on the outside, helping the YAMAM counterterrorism force plan a rescue. Aware of the fact, Rachel decided to buy some time.

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<h2>'The Plan'</h2>

She told the Israeli outlet that when she saw that the Hamas operatives were agitated, she came up with a plan.

"I saw they were angry, and I asked them if they were hungry," she said.

"I made them coffee and gave them cookies. They started singing Lior Narkis (Israeli singer's) songs to me. I distracted them. I knew my son was helping the YAMAM and that they would come to rescue me."

The next few hours were spent waiting, hoping to be rescued. At around midnight, the couple saw the Israeli Defence Forces approaching.

"At 2:30 in the morning, a grenade was suddenly thrown into our house, I jumped on my wife. Shots passed over us - near the head. I don't know how we survived," (translated from Hebrew) he told the news organisation.

After 15 hours of waiting, the couple was rescued. The Hamas operatives were killed by the Israeli special forces during the rescue operation.&nbsp; 
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United States President Joe Biden, during his visit to Tel Aviv on Wednesday (Oct 18), held an emotional meeting with the Israeli survivors of the Oct 7 rampage by Hamas militants and the first responders who came to their rescue. Among them was Rachel Edri, a retired grandmother who was held hostage for more than 20 hours by Hamas gunmen and used food and conversations to divert their attention before she was rescued by the Israeli security forces. As per Israeli media reports, Edri was held hostage along with her husband by heavily armed Hamas militants in her house. In a conversation with Israel's Channel 12 News, Edri recalled saying to her husband, "If we will die, we will die together". The couple's son, a police officer, was on the outside, helping the YAMAM counterterrorism force plan a rescue. Aware of the fact, Rachel decided to buy some time. Also read: Explained | What is Islamic Jihad, the group blamed for deadly blast in Gaza hospital 'The Plan' She told the Israeli outlet that when she saw that the Hamas operatives were agitated, she came up with a plan. "I saw they were angry, and I asked them if they were hungry," she said. "I made them coffee and gave them cookies. They started singing Lior Narkis (Israeli singer's) songs to me. I distracted them. I knew my son was helping the YAMAM and that they would come to rescue me." The next few hours were spent waiting, hoping to be rescued. At around midnight, the couple saw the Israeli Defence Forces approaching. "At 2:30 in the morning, a grenade was suddenly thrown into our house, I jumped on my wife. Shots passed over us - near the head. I don't know how we survived," (translated from Hebrew) he told the news organisation. After 15 hours of waiting, the couple was rescued. The Hamas operatives were killed by the Israeli special forces during the rescue operation. (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.

US President Biden meets woman who distracted Hamas gunmen with coffee and cookies, applauds her

Since the Israel-Hamas War started over 5,000 people on both sides have lost their lives and there's no chance of a ceasefire at least not anytime soon. Diplomatic efforts have also failed to bring Waring factions to the same table while both sides continue to exchange fire so the first question that arises is what happens next.

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In the early hours of October 7th Israelis living near the border with Gaza awoke to sounds of Hamas militants terrorizing killing and kidnapping their neighbours as the hours stretched on. Israelis hid in fear and Terror at the atrocities they wondered if they would even live through this nightmare. 11 days after the Hamas attack on Israel the situation for the hostages remained grim.

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A resolution that would have called for a ceasefire in the conflict to allow humanitarian aid into Gaza and denounced Hamas' onslaught on Israel was rejected by the United States.

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Joe Biden's efforts to bring down tensions in the escalating war between Israel and Hamas faced massive setbacks even before he departed for West Asia. Jordan called off the US president's planned Summit with Arab leaders after a deadly explosion at Gaza Hospital killed hundreds.

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It's been 13 days since the Israel-Hamas War started, over 5,000 people on both sides have lost their lives and a ceasefire does not seem in sight. Diplomatic efforts have failed to bring the warring factions to the same table. So, what happens next?

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US President Biden is expected to ask Congress to approve about 100 billion dollars in emergency funds to arm Israel, Ukraine And Taiwan, besides fortifying the US-Mexico border. So,the question remains can Washington afford to fuel the war of its allies when it has just averted a financial crisis in the country....

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Russia's foreign minister has pledged his full support to North Korea on a visit to Pyongyang where he called the US Policy towards the nuclear-armed state as dangerous. South Korean authorities have claimed that Hamas militants and North Korea were connected in various fields including arms deals, military tactics and training.

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The five Hezbollah fighters were killed in clashes along the Lebanese-Israeli borders tensions between Israel and Hezbollah continue to escalate. Hezbollah has announced the death of at least about 10 of its fighters.

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UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak became the latest world leader to visit Israel in&nbsp;the wake of its war with Hamas. Sunak met his Israeli counterpart Benjamin Netanyahu in a staunch show of support for the war-ravaged nation.&nbsp;

The situation in the West Asian region remains unpredictable and the death toll continues to rise, with the latest being 3,780 killed in Gaza, which includes over a thousand children, as per reports.&nbsp;

The talks between Sunak and Netanyahu were wide-ranging with the UK backing Israel's right to defend itself, a renewed support for Palestinians, unlocking humanitarian routes for Gazan aid, a rebuke for the Hamas attack, and his deepest condolences for the lives taken in the war. &nbsp;

Britain increased aid for Palestinians by 10 million pounds ($12.18 million). This came as Sunak also supported Israel in its decision to "go after Hamas" calling the Palestinian militant group the new "Nazis".&nbsp;

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Sunak welcomed Israel's decision to let the aid flow into Gaza and said, "I'm proud to stand here with you. In Israel's darkest hour as your friend. We will stand with you in solidarity. We will stand with your people and we also want you to win."

The British leader also urged Israel to make sure civilians do not bear the brunt of the tragedy that is unfolding after the Hamas attack.&nbsp;

"I know that you are taking every precaution to avoid harming civilians in direct contrast to the terrorists of Hamas which seeks to put civilians in harm's way," Sunak said following a meeting with Netanyahu in Jerusalem. He called the turn of events as “darkest hour" after the brutal attack by the militant group and the fallout at the Gaza hospital.&nbsp;

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During a joint press conference, Sunak said the UK “absolutely supports Israel's right to defend itself in line with international law."&nbsp;But he did not fall short of addressing the rights of Palestinians saying they are also “victims of the Hamas".

“I am sorry to be here in such terrible circumstances. In the last two weeks, this country has gone through something that no country, no people should have to endure, least of all Israel...I want to share the deep condolences of the British people and stress that we absolutely support Israel's right to defend itself in line with international law, to go after Hamas," Sunak said.

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UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak became the latest world leader to visit Israel in the wake of its war with Hamas. Sunak met his Israeli counterpart Benjamin Netanyahu in a staunch show of support for the war-ravaged nation.

UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak became the latest world leader to visit Israel in the wake of its war with Hamas. Sunak met his Israeli counterpart Benjamin Netanyahu in a staunch show of support for the war-ravaged nation. The situation in the West Asian region remains unpredictable and the death toll continues to rise, with the latest being 3,780 killed in Gaza, which includes over a thousand children, as per reports. The talks between Sunak and Netanyahu were wide-ranging with the UK backing Israel's right to defend itself, a renewed support for Palestinians, unlocking humanitarian routes for Gazan aid, a rebuke for the Hamas attack, and his deepest condolences for the lives taken in the war. Britain increased aid for Palestinians by 10 million pounds ($12.18 million). This came as Sunak also supported Israel in its decision to "go after Hamas" calling the Palestinian militant group the new "Nazis". Also Read | Israel vs Hamas: US official resigns over Biden’s ‘one-sided' support Sunak welcomed Israel's decision to let the aid flow into Gaza and said, "I'm proud to stand here with you. In Israel's darkest hour as your friend. We will stand with you in solidarity. We will stand with your people and we also want you to win." The British leader also urged Israel to make sure civilians do not bear the brunt of the tragedy that is unfolding after the Hamas attack. "I know that you are taking every precaution to avoid harming civilians in direct contrast to the terrorists of Hamas which seeks to put civilians in harm's way," Sunak said following a meeting with Netanyahu in Jerusalem. He called the turn of events as “darkest hour" after the brutal attack by the militant group and the fallout at the Gaza hospital. Also Read | Hamas used North Korea-made weapons in its attack against Israel: Report During a joint press conference, Sunak said the UK “absolutely supports Israel's right to defend itself in line with international law." But he did not fall short of addressing the rights of Palestinians saying they are also “victims of the Hamas". “I am sorry to be here in such terrible circumstances. In the last two weeks, this country has gone through something that no country, no people should have to endure, least of all Israel...I want to share the deep condolences of the British people and stress that we absolutely support Israel's right to defend itself in line with international law, to go after Hamas," Sunak said. Watch | Israel-Palestine war | Vladimir Putin slams Washington's Hypocrisy × "We mourn the loss of every innocent life," Sunak said. This comes as US President Joe Biden also held a meeting with the Israeli prime minister and backed Israel in its fight against the terror attack. In one of the significant developments, Biden had noted that the missile attack on the Gaza hospital was done by the “other team" and not Israel. This continues to be a subject of debate. (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. 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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