US President Joe Biden hugs Netanyahu as he arrives in Tel Aviv, backs Israel's version of who is responsible for the blast that killed 500 people in a Gaza hospital, blaming the Islamic Jihad group.

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Visiting US President Joe Biden conveyed to Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu his belief that a hospital strike in Gaza appeared to have been carried out by "the other team," referring to Palestinian militants.

He said he was "sad and outraged" by an explosion at the hospital in the Gaza Strip which Hamas said killed hundreds of people.

Later, when he was asked by journalists why he was convinced that Israel wasn't behind the Gza hospital explosion, he said that his assertion was based on a data shared by the US Defence Department.

"The data I was shown by my defence department," he said.

Biden expressed his support for Israel's account of the devastating hospital strike&nbsp;in Gaza during his solidarity visit to the nation on Wednesday (Oct 18).&nbsp;

"I was deeply saddened and outraged by the explosion at the hospital in Gaza yesterday. And based on what I've seen, it appears as though it was done by the other team, not you,"&nbsp;Biden&nbsp;said as he opened a meeting with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Tel Aviv.

The hospital strike, which occurred in Hamas-ruled Gaza, led to a significant number of casualties.

According to health authorities in Gaza, the explosion resulted in the deaths of between over 500 people and was attributed to Israeli airstrikes. In contrast, the Israeli military contended that Palestinian militants were responsible, citing a misfired Islamic Jihad rocket and promising to provide evidence to support their claim. It also claimed that the casualty numbers were inflated.

President Biden stressed the need to differentiate between Hamas and the broader Palestinian population, highlighting that Hamas's actions have brought suffering to Palestinians. He expressed his desire for Prime Minister Netanyahu to ensure the delivery of life-saving aid to innocent Palestinians who have been caught in the crossfire.

Secretary of State Antony Blinken announced that Israel had agreed to collaborate with the US on a plan to allow aid into Gaza, which has been under siege and bombardment for 12 days, and has been subject to an Israeli blockade for 16 years. The situation in Gaza remains dire, and Israel has even raised the possibility of a ground invasion in response to a severe assault by Hamas militants on October 7.

Biden commended the courage, commitment and bravery of the people of Israel. He praised their resilience in the face of adversity and expressed his pride in visiting the nation.

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<h2>What did Netanyahu say?</h2>

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu, who had faced criticism domestically following the deadliest attack in Israel's history, extended a warm welcome to President Biden. Netanyahu noted the significance of Biden's visit, considering it the first visit by an American president to Israel during a time of war.

"There's only one thing better than having a true friend like you standing with Israel and that is having you standing in Israel," Netanyahu said.

Biden has been scrutinised by the rival Republican Party for his stance on Israel, ahead of an election year where the Democrat is seeking another term.

Furthermore, Netanyahu used the opportunity to call for global unity against Hamas, drawing parallels between the need to unite against this organisation and the historical unity displayed in confronting the Nazi regime and ISIS. He assured President Biden of Israel's determination to defeat Hamas and eliminate the threat it poses.

The situation in the region remains fluid, with both sides committed to their respective positions.

As President Biden's visit signals a renewed focus on the conflict and humanitarian concerns in the region, the international community continues to closely monitor developments.

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<h2>Hamas' reaction on US support to Israel</h2>

Hamas criticised the United States on Wednesday, accusing Israel's long-standing ally of being involved in the ongoing airstrikes in Gaza, following a deadly hospital strike that health officials claim resulted in the deaths of hundreds of people.

"The continued endorsement of the Zionist narrative by the US administration makes it complicit in the occupation's massacres and the Baptist hospital massacre in Gaza," the group said in a statement.

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Visiting US President Joe Biden conveyed to Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu his belief that a hospital strike in Gaza appeared to have been carried out by "the other team," referring to Palestinian militants.

Visiting US President Joe Biden conveyed to Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu his belief that a hospital strike in Gaza appeared to have been carried out by "the other team," referring to Palestinian militants. He said he was "sad and outraged" by an explosion at the hospital in the Gaza Strip which Hamas said killed hundreds of people. Later, when he was asked by journalists why he was convinced that Israel wasn't behind the Gza hospital explosion, he said that his assertion was based on a data shared by the US Defence Department. "The data I was shown by my defence department," he said. Biden expressed his support for Israel's account of the devastating hospital strike in Gaza during his solidarity visit to the nation on Wednesday (Oct 18). "I was deeply saddened and outraged by the explosion at the hospital in Gaza yesterday. And based on what I've seen, it appears as though it was done by the other team, not you," Biden said as he opened a meeting with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Tel Aviv. The hospital strike, which occurred in Hamas-ruled Gaza, led to a significant number of casualties. According to health authorities in Gaza, the explosion resulted in the deaths of between over 500 people and was attributed to Israeli airstrikes. In contrast, the Israeli military contended that Palestinian militants were responsible, citing a misfired Islamic Jihad rocket and promising to provide evidence to support their claim. It also claimed that the casualty numbers were inflated. President Biden stressed the need to differentiate between Hamas and the broader Palestinian population, highlighting that Hamas's actions have brought suffering to Palestinians. He expressed his desire for Prime Minister Netanyahu to ensure the delivery of life-saving aid to innocent Palestinians who have been caught in the crossfire. Secretary of State Antony Blinken announced that Israel had agreed to collaborate with the US on a plan to allow aid into Gaza, which has been under siege and bombardment for 12 days, and has been subject to an Israeli blockade for 16 years. The situation in Gaza remains dire, and Israel has even raised the possibility of a ground invasion in response to a severe assault by Hamas militants on October 7. Biden commended the courage, commitment and bravery of the people of Israel. He praised their resilience in the face of adversity and expressed his pride in visiting the nation. Also read | US foils drone attack on troops in Iraq, hours after Gaza hospital blast What did Netanyahu say? Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu, who had faced criticism domestically following the deadliest attack in Israel's history, extended a warm welcome to President Biden. Netanyahu noted the significance of Biden's visit, considering it the first visit by an American president to Israel during a time of war. "There's only one thing better than having a true friend like you standing with Israel and that is having you standing in Israel," Netanyahu said. Biden has been scrutinised by the rival Republican Party for his stance on Israel, ahead of an election year where the Democrat is seeking another term. Furthermore, Netanyahu used the opportunity to call for global unity against Hamas, drawing parallels between the need to unite against this organisation and the historical unity displayed in confronting the Nazi regime and ISIS. He assured President Biden of Israel's determination to defeat Hamas and eliminate the threat it poses. The situation in the region remains fluid, with both sides committed to their respective positions. As President Biden's visit signals a renewed focus on the conflict and humanitarian concerns in the region, the international community continues to closely monitor developments. Also watch | Protests erupt after attack on Gaza Hospital Hamas' reaction on US support to Israel Hamas criticised the United States on Wednesday, accusing Israel's long-standing ally of being involved in the ongoing airstrikes in Gaza, following a deadly hospital strike that health officials claim resulted in the deaths of hundreds of people. "The continued endorsement of the Zionist narrative by the US administration makes it complicit in the occupation's massacres and the Baptist hospital massacre in Gaza," the group said in a statement. (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) WATCH WION LIVE HERE:

Gaza hospital strike 'done by other team', says Biden tells Netanyahu during Israel trip

The Israeli army on Wednesday (Oct 17) said it had credible "evidence" that terrorists in Gaza Strip were responsible for the blast at a hospital. The blast which allegedly killed hundreds triggered global condemnation and sparked protests across the Middle East.&nbsp;

The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) released the findings of a detailed probe into the&nbsp;alleged attack, claiming&nbsp;that the strike was not carried out by them.&nbsp;

Citing the aerial footage analysis, the IDF further alleged that the number of casualties has been inflated.

The Israel Army showed before and after footage&nbsp;and said nearby buildings suffered no structural damage or cratering which would have been seen in case of any aerial munition.&nbsp;

To support their claims of misfiring, IDF released an audio recording of Hamas operatives who were apparently talking about a misfired rocket causing the hospital blast.&nbsp;

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US President Joe Biden, who is visiting Israel, echoed what Israel Defense Forces (IDF) claimed on the blast that, according to Palestinian officials, killed around 500 people and injured many as claimed by Hamas health ministry. Notably, the death toll is not confirmed yet.&nbsp;

Israeli military spokesman Daniel Hagari told a press conference in Tel Aviv, "The evidence — which we are sharing with you all — confirms that the explosion at the hospital in Gaza was caused by an Islamic Jihad rocket that misfired."&nbsp;

Hagari said, "There was no IDF (Israeli army) fire by land, sea or air that hit the hospital."&nbsp;

"Our radar system tracked missiles fired by terrorists in Gaza at the time of the explosion and the trajectory analysis of the rockets shows the rockets were fired in close proximity to the hospital," he added.&nbsp;

Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/its-a-massacre-gaza-hospital-horror-unveiled-648290">It's a massacre: Gaza hospital horror unveiled</a>&nbsp;

The strike led to claims and counterclaims as the Palestinian militant group Hamas, which runs the territory, blamed Israel.&nbsp;

Hamas fired back at Israel's latest comments about the strike, saying "its outrageous lies do not deceive anyone".&nbsp;

In a statement, Hamas said that Israel "is directly responsible for this horrific massacre which was carried out... with American weapons only the occupation possesses".&nbsp;

Biden-Netanyahu meet&nbsp;

After landing in Tel Aviv, Biden met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, saying that Hamas had brought "only suffering". Interestingly, he also blamed the hospital attack on the "other team", meaning the Palestinian militants.&nbsp;

"I was deeply saddened and outraged by the explosion at the hospital in Gaza yesterday. And based on what I've seen, it appears as though it was done by the other team, not you," Biden said.&nbsp;

"But there's a lot of people out there not sure so we have to overcome a lot of things," Biden added.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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The Israeli army on Wednesday (Oct 17) said it had credible "evidence" that terrorists in Gaza Strip were responsible for the blast at a hospital. The blast which allegedly killed hundreds triggered global condemnation and sparked protests across the Middle East.

The Israeli army on Wednesday (Oct 17) said it had credible "evidence" that terrorists in Gaza Strip were responsible for the blast at a hospital. The blast which allegedly killed hundreds triggered global condemnation and sparked protests across the Middle East. The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) released the findings of a detailed probe into the alleged attack, claiming that the strike was not carried out by them. Citing the aerial footage analysis, the IDF further alleged that the number of casualties has been inflated. The Israel Army showed before and after footage and said nearby buildings suffered no structural damage or cratering which would have been seen in case of any aerial munition. To support their claims of misfiring, IDF released an audio recording of Hamas operatives who were apparently talking about a misfired rocket causing the hospital blast. Also read: Israeli airstrike or 'misfired' Islamic Jihad rocket? What killed at least 500 at Gaza hospital? Disclaimer: WION cannot independently verify the authenticity of photos and videos shared on social media. Watch this video: A failed rocket launch by the Islamic Jihad terrorist organization hit the Al Ahli hospital in Gaza City. IAF footage from the area around the hospital before and after the failed rocket launch by the Islamic Jihad terrorist organization: pic.twitter.com/AvCAkQULAf — Israel Defense Forces (@IDF) October 18, 2023 × Islamic Jihad struck a Hospital in Gaza—the IDF did not. Listen to the terrorists as they realize this themselves: pic.twitter.com/u7WyU8Rxwz — Israel Defense Forces (@IDF) October 18, 2023 × US President Joe Biden, who is visiting Israel, echoed what Israel Defense Forces (IDF) claimed on the blast that, according to Palestinian officials, killed around 500 people and injured many as claimed by Hamas health ministry. Notably, the death toll is not confirmed yet. Israeli military spokesman Daniel Hagari told a press conference in Tel Aviv, "The evidence — which we are sharing with you all — confirms that the explosion at the hospital in Gaza was caused by an Islamic Jihad rocket that misfired." Hagari said, "There was no IDF (Israeli army) fire by land, sea or air that hit the hospital." "Our radar system tracked missiles fired by terrorists in Gaza at the time of the explosion and the trajectory analysis of the rockets shows the rockets were fired in close proximity to the hospital," he added. Also read: It's a massacre: Gaza hospital horror unveiled The strike led to claims and counterclaims as the Palestinian militant group Hamas, which runs the territory, blamed Israel. Hamas fired back at Israel's latest comments about the strike, saying "its outrageous lies do not deceive anyone". In a statement, Hamas said that Israel "is directly responsible for this horrific massacre which was carried out... with American weapons only the occupation possesses". Biden-Netanyahu meet After landing in Tel Aviv, Biden met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, saying that Hamas had brought "only suffering". Interestingly, he also blamed the hospital attack on the "other team", meaning the Palestinian militants. "I was deeply saddened and outraged by the explosion at the hospital in Gaza yesterday. And based on what I've seen, it appears as though it was done by the other team, not you," Biden said. "But there's a lot of people out there not sure so we have to overcome a lot of things," Biden 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. 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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Bundesliga club FSV Mainz 05 have suspended their newly signed player Anwar El Ghazi over a social media post related to the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas terrorists.

Mainz issued a statement wherein it said Anwar had taken a position that was unacceptable to the club.&nbsp;

“The decision comes as a result of a since-deleted social media post from the 28-year-old that appeared on Sunday evening. In the post, El Ghazi took a position on the ongoing conflict in the Middle East that was deemed unacceptable by the club," read the statement.&nbsp;

The club added that prior to announcing the decision, it had engaged in an "in-depth discussion" with the player.

"Mainz 05 respects the fact that there are varying perspectives on the decades-long, complex conflict in the Middle East.&nbsp;However, the club are distancing themselves from the content of the social media post in question, as it does not align with the values of the club.”

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In his now-deleted post, Anwar batted for 'Free Palestine' campaign by claiming that Israel was committing genocide and mass destruction while the world was "witnessing it happen live".&nbsp;

Anwar joined the German club as a free agent on a two-year contract valid until 2025. He played for Premier League club Aston Villa previously and was on the verge of joining Manchester United during the summer, according to numerous reports.&nbsp;

While the Premier League took a diplomatic stance in the ongoing conflict by condemning the deaths on both sides, the Bundesliga is yet to take a concrete position. Apart from Mainz, Bayern Munich is also investigating players in the team that have taken pro-Palestine position.

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<h2>What is happening in Israel and Gaza?</h2>

More than 1,500 Israelis have died after&nbsp;Hamas - a terror outfit operating from the Gaza Strip - launched an ambush attack on Israel earlier this month. As a retaliatory move, Israel has been bombing specific terror locations in the Gaza Strip to eradicate Hamas out of existence. However, more than 2,750 Palestinians have lost their lives as collateral damage, claims health ministry in Gaza controlled by Hamas.&nbsp;

On Tuesday, reports claimed that around 500 people had died in Gaza after a missile fell on the Al Ahli hospital. So far, both sides have been accusing each other of the attack while Israel has strongly denied attacking the hospital.&nbsp;

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Bundesliga club FSV Mainz 05 have suspended their newly signed player Anwar El Ghazi over a social media post related to the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas terrorists.

Bundesliga club FSV Mainz 05 have suspended their newly signed player Anwar El Ghazi over a social media post related to the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas terrorists. Mainz issued a statement wherein it said Anwar had taken a position that was unacceptable to the club. “The decision comes as a result of a since-deleted social media post from the 28-year-old that appeared on Sunday evening. In the post, El Ghazi took a position on the ongoing conflict in the Middle East that was deemed unacceptable by the club," read the statement. The club added that prior to announcing the decision, it had engaged in an "in-depth discussion" with the player. "Mainz 05 respects the fact that there are varying perspectives on the decades-long, complex conflict in the Middle East. However, the club are distancing themselves from the content of the social media post in question, as it does not align with the values of the club.” Watch | Israel-Palestine war: Taxi driver from Jerusalem speaks to WION | World News × In his now-deleted post, Anwar batted for 'Free Palestine' campaign by claiming that Israel was committing genocide and mass destruction while the world was "witnessing it happen live". Anwar joined the German club as a free agent on a two-year contract valid until 2025. He played for Premier League club Aston Villa previously and was on the verge of joining Manchester United during the summer, according to numerous reports. While the Premier League took a diplomatic stance in the ongoing conflict by condemning the deaths on both sides, the Bundesliga is yet to take a concrete position. Apart from Mainz, Bayern Munich is also investigating players in the team that have taken pro-Palestine position. Also read | Palestine football team pulls out of tournament involving India in Malaysia over Israel-Hamas conflict What is happening in Israel and Gaza? More than 1,500 Israelis have died after Hamas - a terror outfit operating from the Gaza Strip - launched an ambush attack on Israel earlier this month. As a retaliatory move, Israel has been bombing specific terror locations in the Gaza Strip to eradicate Hamas out of existence. However, more than 2,750 Palestinians have lost their lives as collateral damage, claims health ministry in Gaza controlled by Hamas. On Tuesday, reports claimed that around 500 people had died in Gaza after a missile fell on the Al Ahli hospital. So far, both sides have been accusing each other of the attack while Israel has strongly denied attacking the hospital. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE:

Football: Mainz's Anwar El Ghazi suspended by club for pro-Palestine comments

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At least 300 people were killed after a Gaza Hospital came under attack. Many are feared to be trapped under the rubble. Hamas has called this attack a genocide even as Israel denies any role behind the strike. Following the deadly air strike Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas has declared 3 days of mourning for the victims.

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