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The ongoing crisis in West Asia sent shock waves through Global markets as well it is pushing oil prices to new heights and leaving investors on the edge. The evolving situation is complex with geopolitical in intricacies extending beyond the immediate parties involved JP Morgan notes that the conflict has disrupted US broker negotiations concerning Saudi-Israel relations.

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A 6-year-old Palestinian-American child was stabbed 26 times by his landlord. The child's mother too was assaulted, stabbed. The 72-year-old landlord who alleged yelled 'You Muslims must die', was reportedly kind to his tenants before the war between Israel, Palestine began.

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The United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East, commonly known as the UNRWA, shared a post on X on Monday (Oct 16) accusing Hamas militants of stealing food and medical equipment from its premises in Gaza City. However, the UNRWA deleted the post. And now the agency has refuted the claim.

"With regards to reports on social media of looting of an UNRWA warehouse. UNRWA would like to confirm that no looting has taken place in any of its warehouses in the Gaza Strip," the UNRWA said in a latest post on X.

"The images circulating on social media were of a movement of basic medical supplies from the UNRWA warehouse to health partners," it added.

<h2>What were the deleted posts?</h2>

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) shared screenshots of the deleted posts on X.

"UNRWA received reports that yesterday a group of people with trucks purporting to be from the Ministry of Health of the de facto authorities in Gaza, removed fuel and medical equipment from the agency's compound in Gaza City," one of the deleted posts read.&nbsp;

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"Our staff were compelled to evacuate UNRWA headquarters in Gaza City on a few hours notice during the night of Friday October 13. Since then, UNRWA has had no access to the compound and no additional details about the removal of the assets," another such post read.&nbsp;

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The IDF said that Hamas does not care about Gaza's people, and the fact remained true even after the UNRWA deleted its posts.&nbsp;

Before IDF, Israel's Energy Minister Israel Katz shared the deleted posts on X and said, "Hamas is robbing the "humanitarian aid" to the Palestinian people. There's no reason to give them anything until we eliminate Nazi Hamas."

Monday has marked the 10th day of relentless Israeli air strikes on targets in the Palestinian enclave, in retaliation for an October 7 attack by Hamas. Around 1,400 Israelis have been killed so far. On the other hand, Hamas-controlled health ministry in Gaza said around 2,750 people have been killed.&nbsp;

Speaking to the news agency AFP, a top official of the World Health Organization said that the Gaza Strip has only 24 hours of water, electricity and fuel left.

"If aid is not allowed into the besieged territory, doctors will have to "prepare death certificates for their patients," WHO regional director for the eastern Mediterranean, Ahmed al-Mandhari said.

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The United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East, commonly known as the UNRWA, shared a post on X on Monday (Oct 16) accusing Hamas militants of stealing food and medical equipment from its premises in Gaza City. However, the UNRWA deleted the post. And now the agency has refuted the claim. "With regards to reports on social media of looting of an UNRWA warehouse. UNRWA would like to confirm that no looting has taken place in any of its warehouses in the Gaza Strip," the UNRWA said in a latest post on X. "The images circulating on social media were of a movement of basic medical supplies from the UNRWA warehouse to health partners," it added. What were the deleted posts? The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) shared screenshots of the deleted posts on X. "UNRWA received reports that yesterday a group of people with trucks purporting to be from the Ministry of Health of the de facto authorities in Gaza, removed fuel and medical equipment from the agency's compound in Gaza City," one of the deleted posts read. Click here to follow LIVE updates on the Israel-Hamas war "Our staff were compelled to evacuate UNRWA headquarters in Gaza City on a few hours notice during the night of Friday October 13. Since then, UNRWA has had no access to the compound and no additional details about the removal of the assets," another such post read. Hamas stole fuel and medical equipment from @UNRWA in Gaza. The amount of fuel stolen is enough to power Gaza’s water desalination facilities for six days. Hamas does not care about the people of Gaza. This remains true even if UNRWA deletes its tweets. pic.twitter.com/iHF2P0CFjE — Israel Defense Forces (@IDF) October 16, 2023 × The IDF said that Hamas does not care about Gaza's people, and the fact remained true even after the UNRWA deleted its posts. Before IDF, Israel's Energy Minister Israel Katz shared the deleted posts on X and said, "Hamas is robbing the "humanitarian aid" to the Palestinian people. There's no reason to give them anything until we eliminate Nazi Hamas." Monday has marked the 10th day of relentless Israeli air strikes on targets in the Palestinian enclave, in retaliation for an October 7 attack by Hamas. Around 1,400 Israelis have been killed so far. On the other hand, Hamas-controlled health ministry in Gaza said around 2,750 people have been killed. Speaking to the news agency AFP, a top official of the World Health Organization said that the Gaza Strip has only 24 hours of water, electricity and fuel left. "If aid is not allowed into the besieged territory, doctors will have to "prepare death certificates for their patients," WHO regional director for the eastern Mediterranean, Ahmed al-Mandhari said. 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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TikTok says it has assigned more people to combat disinformation about the ongoing Israel-Hamas war on the platform. This move by the popular short video format application comes after a warning by the European Union.

<h2>Mobilisation of 'significant resources'</h2>

In a statement, the company said, that&nbsp;it&nbsp;had "immediately mobilised significant resources and personnel to help maintain the safety of our community and integrity of our platform."

The ByteDance-owned company also said that it has removed 500,000 videos and closed 8,000 live streams in the region.

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TikTok insisted that "it stands against terrorism," and&nbsp;that the company remains "focused on supporting free expression, upholding our commitment to human rights, and protecting our platform during the Israel-Hamas war".

"We are shocked and appalled by the horrific acts of terror in Israel last week."

"We are also deeply saddened by the intensifying humanitarian crisis unfolding in Gaza. Our hearts break for everyone who has been affected," added the popular video app.

<h2>Actions taken by TikTok</h2>

TikTok said that it has launched a command centre to monitor content about the latest conflict. The company, as per The Guardian, has also updated its automated detection systems to look for graphic and violent content.&nbsp;

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It has also appointed a number of Arabic and Hebrew-speaking moderators, and has restricted live broadcasts due to the "heightened safety risk in the context of the current hostage situation."

<h2>EU warning</h2>

On Thursday (Oct 12) the European Union warned TikTok about the surge of disinformation and gave the social media platform a 24-hour ultimatum to provide details of the measures it will take to counter this spread of misinformation.

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TikTok says it has assigned more people to combat disinformation about the ongoing Israel-Hamas war on the platform. This move by the popular short video format application comes after a warning by the European Union. Mobilisation of 'significant resources' In a statement, the company said, that it had "immediately mobilised significant resources and personnel to help maintain the safety of our community and integrity of our platform." The ByteDance-owned company also said that it has removed 500,000 videos and closed 8,000 live streams in the region. Also read | EU warns TikTok to tackle spread of disinformation amid Israel-Hamas conflict TikTok insisted that "it stands against terrorism," and that the company remains "focused on supporting free expression, upholding our commitment to human rights, and protecting our platform during the Israel-Hamas war". "We are shocked and appalled by the horrific acts of terror in Israel last week." "We are also deeply saddened by the intensifying humanitarian crisis unfolding in Gaza. Our hearts break for everyone who has been affected," added the popular video app. Actions taken by TikTok TikTok said that it has launched a command centre to monitor content about the latest conflict. The company, as per The Guardian, has also updated its automated detection systems to look for graphic and violent content. Also read | Israel vs Hamas: Iran threatens to intervene if Israel doesn’t stop attacking Gaza, says report It has also appointed a number of Arabic and Hebrew-speaking moderators, and has restricted live broadcasts due to the "heightened safety risk in the context of the current hostage situation." EU warning On Thursday (Oct 12) the European Union warned TikTok about the surge of disinformation and gave the social media platform a 24-hour ultimatum to provide details of the measures it will take to counter this spread of misinformation. #TikTok has a particular obligation to protect children & teenagers from violent content & terrorist propaganda —as well as death challenges & potentially life-threatening content.#DSA sets out very clear obligations TikTok must comply with. Letter to TikTok CEO Shou Zi Chew⤵️ pic.twitter.com/J1tpVzXaYR — Thierry Breton (@ThierryBreton) October 12, 2023 × "Given that your platform is extensively used by children and teenagers, you have a particular obligation to protect them from violent content depicting hostage-taking and other graphic videos which are reportedly widely circulating on your platform, without appropriate safeguards," EU's industry chief Thierry Breton said in a letter to TikTok CEO Shou Zi Chew. (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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As we continue with our coverage of the Israel-Hamas War let's also take you back to the attack on the 7th of October. The day the current stage of the conflict precipitated innocent families including elderly children were wiped out by Hamas militants. Some videos from the day of the attack have surfaced on the Internet it's been uploaded onto the page Reality of War on social media and by this is by a group called South First Responders. But before we show you these visuals we advice caution.

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As the conflict in the Gaza Strip intensifies, hospitals across the region face an alarming crisis: they are perilously close to running out of generator fuel.

The United Nations humanitarian office (OCHA) issued a dire warning, stating that reserves of fuel in these hospitals are expected to last for only approximately 24 more hours.

<h2>Patients' lives in jeopardy as generator fuel dwindles</h2>

The scarcity of generator fuel in Gaza's hospitals is more than a logistical challenge; it's a matter of life and death.

According to OCHA, if the backup generators were to shut down, thousands of patients would be left in dire straits with limited access to essential medical care.

Among these patients are children and adults with severe injuries, and their survival hinges on the availability of continuous electricity.

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<h2>Gaza on the brink</h2>

This crisis comes amidst an already dire humanitarian situation in Gaza.

The coastal enclave, besieged for years, is grappling with severe shortages of food, clean water, and basic safety. The situation is further exacerbated by the looming threat of an Israeli ground offensive in response to a deadly attack by Hamas.

The Israeli military, with the support of a growing deployment of US&nbsp;warships in the region, is amassing forces along Gaza's border, preparing for a substantial campaign to dismantle the militant group.

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<h2>The deadliest of conflicts</h2>

The ongoing conflict has already exacted a heavy toll on both sides. The Gaza Health Ministry reports that 2,670 Palestinians have been killed, with 9,600 wounded since the fighting began, reported the Associated Press.

This makes it the deadliest of the five Gaza wars for both Palestinians and Israelis. On the Israeli side, over 1,400 people have lost their lives, primarily civilians, making this the deadliest war since the 1973 conflict with Egypt and Syria.

Amidst this escalating conflict, international efforts to mitigate the crisis are underway. US&nbsp;Secretary of State Antony Blinken is returning to Israel after a whirlwind tour of Arab nations aimed at preventing the situation from igniting a broader regional conflict.

There are also talks of a visit by President Joe Biden, although concrete plans have yet to be finalised.

<h2>Escalation beyond Gaza</h2>

The escalation is not limited to Gaza alone. Fighting along Israel's border with Lebanon has intensified, with Hezbollah militants launching rockets and anti-tank missiles, and Israel responding with airstrikes and shelling. This escalation has resulted in casualties on both sides and threatens to further destabilise the region.

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<h2>Critical hospital shortages</h2>

Critical care facilities, like Nasser Hospital, are inundated&nbsp;with severely wounded patients, many of them young children.

The magnitude of the crisis is evidenced by the decision of Shifa Hospital in Gaza City to bury 100 bodies in a mass grave due to the morgue&nbsp;overflowing. Tens of thousands of people seeking safety have congregated in the hospital compound.

<h2>A region running dry</h2>

Gaza was already grappling with a humanitarian crisis due to water and medical supply shortages caused by the Israeli siege.

Water supplies are dwindling, and the region is facing an unprecedented catastrophe. The United Nations and other humanitarian organisations are struggling to provide assistance to the growing number of displaced people and those seeking shelter in schools and facilities across Gaza.

The United States is working to broker a deal to reopen Egypt's Rafah crossing with Gaza to allow foreign nationals to leave and deliver humanitarian aid. However, the crossing, closed due to airstrikes early in the war, has yet to reopen. Israel has linked the lifting of the siege to the return of captives.

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As the conflict in the Gaza Strip intensifies, hospitals across the region face an alarming crisis: they are perilously close to running out of generator fuel. The United Nations humanitarian office (OCHA) issued a dire warning, stating that reserves of fuel in these hospitals are expected to last for only approximately 24 more hours.

As the conflict in the Gaza Strip intensifies, hospitals across the region face an alarming crisis: they are perilously close to running out of generator fuel. The United Nations humanitarian office (OCHA) issued a dire warning, stating that reserves of fuel in these hospitals are expected to last for only approximately 24 more hours. Patients' lives in jeopardy as generator fuel dwindles The scarcity of generator fuel in Gaza's hospitals is more than a logistical challenge; it's a matter of life and death. According to OCHA, if the backup generators were to shut down, thousands of patients would be left in dire straits with limited access to essential medical care. Among these patients are children and adults with severe injuries, and their survival hinges on the availability of continuous electricity. Also read | Israel vs Hamas: Iran threatens to intervene if Israel doesn’t stop attacking Gaza, says report Gaza on the brink This crisis comes amidst an already dire humanitarian situation in Gaza. The coastal enclave, besieged for years, is grappling with severe shortages of food, clean water, and basic safety. The situation is further exacerbated by the looming threat of an Israeli ground offensive in response to a deadly attack by Hamas. The Israeli military, with the support of a growing deployment of US warships in the region, is amassing forces along Gaza's border, preparing for a substantial campaign to dismantle the militant group. Also read | Israel-Hamas war: Ice cream trucks become makeshift morgues in Gaza The deadliest of conflicts The ongoing conflict has already exacted a heavy toll on both sides. The Gaza Health Ministry reports that 2,670 Palestinians have been killed, with 9,600 wounded since the fighting began, reported the Associated Press. This makes it the deadliest of the five Gaza wars for both Palestinians and Israelis. On the Israeli side, over 1,400 people have lost their lives, primarily civilians, making this the deadliest war since the 1973 conflict with Egypt and Syria. Amidst this escalating conflict, international efforts to mitigate the crisis are underway. US Secretary of State Antony Blinken is returning to Israel after a whirlwind tour of Arab nations aimed at preventing the situation from igniting a broader regional conflict. There are also talks of a visit by President Joe Biden, although concrete plans have yet to be finalised. Escalation beyond Gaza The escalation is not limited to Gaza alone. Fighting along Israel's border with Lebanon has intensified, with Hezbollah militants launching rockets and anti-tank missiles, and Israel responding with airstrikes and shelling. This escalation has resulted in casualties on both sides and threatens to further destabilise the region. Also watch | Catastrophic failure of Israeli intelligence Critical hospital shortages Critical care facilities, like Nasser Hospital, are inundated with severely wounded patients, many of them young children. The magnitude of the crisis is evidenced by the decision of Shifa Hospital in Gaza City to bury 100 bodies in a mass grave due to the morgue overflowing. Tens of thousands of people seeking safety have congregated in the hospital compound. A region running dry Gaza was already grappling with a humanitarian crisis due to water and medical supply shortages caused by the Israeli siege. Water supplies are dwindling, and the region is facing an unprecedented catastrophe. The United Nations and other humanitarian organisations are struggling to provide assistance to the growing number of displaced people and those seeking shelter in schools and facilities across Gaza. The United States is working to broker a deal to reopen Egypt's Rafah crossing with Gaza to allow foreign nationals to leave and deliver humanitarian aid. However, the crossing, closed due to airstrikes early in the war, has yet to reopen. Israel has linked the lifting of the siege to the return of captives. (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:

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Trigger warning: Some readers may find details of this report disturbing. Discretion is advised.

Video footage was released by Israel Defence Forces which showed how a Hamas militant crossed the border into Israel and shot at the houses of innocent civilians before he was neutralised by the Israeli security forces.&nbsp;

A three-minute clip was posted by IDF on X on Sunday along with a trigger warning. It looked like the video was captured by the body-worn camera of the militant.&nbsp;

"RAW FOOTAGE: Hamas jihadists squad invasion and killing spree of an innocent Israeli community,” captioned the Israeli military in the video. “The filmed terrorist was neutralized by Israeli security forces," it added.&nbsp;

In the footage, the heavily armed Hamas terrorists were seen riding on motorised bikes through an opening in the border fence which separated southern Israel from Gaza. &nbsp;

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The militants fired guns as they crossed a security booth, which had a gunshot hole in one of its windows, and then rode into the neighbourhood where they fired into the homes of the civilians, as per the clip.&nbsp;

<h2>Video likely taken&nbsp;during attack on&nbsp;Israeli kibbutz</h2>

The gunman, who was filming the attack, shot at the shadowy figure which was seen moving inside a home through the screen door of the building and then shot a bullet in the tire of a parked ambulance.&nbsp;

The terrorists crossed a children’s playground as they reloaded and shot into the homes of the families. They broke into the home of the people where music was still playing and a tablet, phone and drinks were seen kept haphazardly on a dining table as they searched for the people.&nbsp;

The shared video appeared heavily edited and ended with the Hamas fighters outside as the air was filled by the sound of the gunfire. As a gunshot was fired, the terrorist filming the video yelled out in pain and fell to the ground. &nbsp;

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Many more gunshots can be heard in the video as the gunman cries and reportedly says, “I bear witness that there is no God but Allah” in Arabic.&nbsp;

The IDF did not clarify when was the video filmed although it was taken presumably during the attack by Hamas on an Israeli kibbutz where the terrorists killed complete families on October 7.

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Trigger warning: Some readers may find details of this report disturbing. Discretion is advised. Video footage was released by Israel Defence Forces which showed how a Hamas militant crossed the border into Israel and shot at the houses of innocent civilians before he was neutralised by the Israeli security forces.

Trigger warning: Some readers may find details of this report disturbing. Discretion is advised. Video footage was released by Israel Defence Forces which showed how a Hamas militant crossed the border into Israel and shot at the houses of innocent civilians before he was neutralised by the Israeli security forces. A three-minute clip was posted by IDF on X on Sunday along with a trigger warning. It looked like the video was captured by the body-worn camera of the militant. "RAW FOOTAGE: Hamas jihadists squad invasion and killing spree of an innocent Israeli community,” captioned the Israeli military in the video. “The filmed terrorist was neutralized by Israeli security forces," it added. In the footage, the heavily armed Hamas terrorists were seen riding on motorised bikes through an opening in the border fence which separated southern Israel from Gaza. ⚠️Trigger Warning ⚠️ RAW FOOTAGE: Hamas jihadists squad invasion and killing spree of an innocent Israeli community. The filmed terrorist was neutralized by Israeli security forces. pic.twitter.com/4sKuxl9uRq — Israel Defense Forces (@IDF) October 15, 2023 × Also read: Israel vs Hamas war | A look at firepower in Israeli arsenal The militants fired guns as they crossed a security booth, which had a gunshot hole in one of its windows, and then rode into the neighbourhood where they fired into the homes of the civilians, as per the clip. Video likely taken during attack on Israeli kibbutz The gunman, who was filming the attack, shot at the shadowy figure which was seen moving inside a home through the screen door of the building and then shot a bullet in the tire of a parked ambulance. The terrorists crossed a children’s playground as they reloaded and shot into the homes of the families. They broke into the home of the people where music was still playing and a tablet, phone and drinks were seen kept haphazardly on a dining table as they searched for the people. The shared video appeared heavily edited and ended with the Hamas fighters outside as the air was filled by the sound of the gunfire. As a gunshot was fired, the terrorist filming the video yelled out in pain and fell to the ground. WATCH | Israel-Palestine war: Hamas commanders are training teenagers for battle Many more gunshots can be heard in the video as the gunman cries and reportedly says, “I bear witness that there is no God but Allah” in Arabic. The IDF did not clarify when was the video filmed although it was taken presumably during the attack by Hamas on an Israeli kibbutz where the terrorists killed complete families on October 7. 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

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The Israeli military has mobilized tanks on the Gaza Border in preparation for a ground offensive and its targeting of Hamas and its infrastructure. Iran warned Israel of escalation if it failed to end aggression against Palestinians and stated the resistance front can defend itself.

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Issam Abdallah, a videographer with Reuters, tragically succumbed to the consequences of the artillery strike.

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At least one person was killed and three others were injured after Lebanon-based militant group Hezbollah launched missiles at a northern Israeli border village on Sunday (Oct 15), said the Israeli medics. The Shiite militant group backed by Iran later confirmed its role in the anti-tank guided missile attacks which reportedly began in the morning.

<h2>Attacks in northern Israel</h2>

According to Israeli media, Hezbollah launched at least five anti-tank guided missiles at the northern town of Shtula, a farming community, which is opposite the Lebanese community of Ayta a-Shab.

The strike has since prompted the Israel Defence Forces (IDF) to respond with countermeasures against targets in Lebanon and declared a zone within four kilometres of the Lebanese border off-limits to public access saying that it is “isolating the area”.&nbsp;

“The IDF stresses that entering the area is strictly prohibited and asks the public to be vigilant and not enter the area,” said the Israeli army in a statement.

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Israeli residents in Manara, Yiftah, Margaliot, and Ramot Naftali were ordered to remain in bomb shelters until further notice following the recent attack, reported Times of Israel.&nbsp;

Meanwhile, the Iran-backed militant group said that it struck Israel in&nbsp;retaliation for separate "Israeli aggressions" that killed two civilians and struck a group of journalists, killing a Reuters videographer and wounding at least six others.&nbsp;

The IDF also reported that a second missile targeted a nearby military post.&nbsp;

Subsequently, a third missile was fired at a group of Israeli troops operating on the Lebanon border, said the IDF. However,&nbsp;the Iran-backed group said that the third missile attack targeted an Israeli tank.

A fourth and fifth attack was also reported by the IDF which said that their military posts near Lebanon came under fire due to these anti-tank guided missiles.&nbsp;

In an update, the IDF also said that nine rockets were&nbsp;fired from Lebanon out of which the Israeli military's <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/israel-shielding-skies-with-iron-dome-defence-system-what-is-it-and-how-does-it-work-643921">Iron Dome system</a>&nbsp;intercepted five&nbsp;rockets. "IDF is currently striking the launch site in Lebanon," it added.&nbsp;

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This comes amid fears that a second front could open up as Israel is in the midst of preparing for a ground operation in Gaza against the Palestinian militant group Hamas over a week after it launched a surprise attack in southern Israel which has led to more than 1,300 deaths in &nbsp;Israel and over 2,300 in Gaza.&nbsp;

<h2>About the victims&nbsp;</h2>

The Israeli Magen David Adom ambulance service said its medics informed that a man in his 40s was dead at the scene in Shtula after the Hezbollah attack on Sunday morning.&nbsp;

Meanwhile, three more men in their 40s – two in moderate condition and one in good condition – were taken to the hospital.&nbsp;

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According to Israeli media reports, the first missile by the Lebanon-based group struck a construction site in Shtula on Sunday morning where one civilian was killed.&nbsp;

<h2>'Not interested': Israel about war on border with Lebanon</h2>

Following the recent attacks from Lebanon, Israeli&nbsp;Defence Minister Yoav Gallant said that Israel is not interested in having a war on its&nbsp;northern frontier with Lebanon. "We have no interest in a war in the north, we don't want to escalate the situation," Gallant said in a video released by his office.&nbsp;

He added, "If Hezbollah chooses the path of war, it will pay a very heavy price...But if it restrains itself, we'll respect the situation and keep things the way they are, despite them being in a process of shooting from both sides."

<h2>UN peacekeeper's HQ in southern Lebanon hit</h2>

The United Nations peacekeeping mission in Lebanon said its headquarters was struck by a rocket in the southern town of Naqoura amid&nbsp;exchanges of fire on the border with Israel. 
 
"Our headquarters in Naqoura was hit with a rocket and we are working to verify from where. Our peacekeepers were not in shelters at the time. Fortunately, no one was hurt," said the&nbsp;UNIFIL&nbsp;in a statement.&nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies)&nbsp;

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At least one person was killed and three others were injured after Lebanon-based militant group Hezbollah launched missiles at a northern Israeli border village on Sunday (Oct 15), said the Israeli medics.

At least one person was killed and three others were injured after Lebanon-based militant group Hezbollah launched missiles at a northern Israeli border village on Sunday (Oct 15), said the Israeli medics. The Shiite militant group backed by Iran later confirmed its role in the anti-tank guided missile attacks which reportedly began in the morning. Attacks in northern Israel According to Israeli media, Hezbollah launched at least five anti-tank guided missiles at the northern town of Shtula, a farming community, which is opposite the Lebanese community of Ayta a-Shab. The strike has since prompted the Israel Defence Forces (IDF) to respond with countermeasures against targets in Lebanon and declared a zone within four kilometres of the Lebanese border off-limits to public access saying that it is “isolating the area”. “The IDF stresses that entering the area is strictly prohibited and asks the public to be vigilant and not enter the area,” said the Israeli army in a statement. ALSO READ | Lebanon blames Israel for missile attack that hit journalists; Israeli army probes incident Israeli residents in Manara, Yiftah, Margaliot, and Ramot Naftali were ordered to remain in bomb shelters until further notice following the recent attack, reported Times of Israel. Meanwhile, the Iran-backed militant group said that it struck Israel in retaliation for separate "Israeli aggressions" that killed two civilians and struck a group of journalists, killing a Reuters videographer and wounding at least six others. The IDF also reported that a second missile targeted a nearby military post. Subsequently, a third missile was fired at a group of Israeli troops operating on the Lebanon border, said the IDF. However, the Iran-backed group said that the third missile attack targeted an Israeli tank. A fourth and fifth attack was also reported by the IDF which said that their military posts near Lebanon came under fire due to these anti-tank guided missiles. In an update, the IDF also said that nine rockets were fired from Lebanon out of which the Israeli military's Iron Dome system intercepted five rockets. "IDF is currently striking the launch site in Lebanon," it added. ALSO READ | Hezbollah says it targeted five Israeli outposts in disputed Shebaa Farms area This comes amid fears that a second front could open up as Israel is in the midst of preparing for a ground operation in Gaza against the Palestinian militant group Hamas over a week after it launched a surprise attack in southern Israel which has led to more than 1,300 deaths in Israel and over 2,300 in Gaza. About the victims The Israeli Magen David Adom ambulance service said its medics informed that a man in his 40s was dead at the scene in Shtula after the Hezbollah attack on Sunday morning. Meanwhile, three more men in their 40s – two in moderate condition and one in good condition – were taken to the hospital. ALSO READ | Explained | What is Hezbollah and why is it raining down rockets on Israel, supporting Hamas? According to Israeli media reports, the first missile by the Lebanon-based group struck a construction site in Shtula on Sunday morning where one civilian was killed. 'Not interested': Israel about war on border with Lebanon Following the recent attacks from Lebanon, Israeli Defence Minister Yoav Gallant said that Israel is not interested in having a war on its northern frontier with Lebanon. "We have no interest in a war in the north, we don't want to escalate the situation," Gallant said in a video released by his office. He added, "If Hezbollah chooses the path of war, it will pay a very heavy price...But if it restrains itself, we'll respect the situation and keep things the way they are, despite them being in a process of shooting from both sides." UN peacekeeper's HQ in southern Lebanon hit The United Nations peacekeeping mission in Lebanon said its headquarters was struck by a rocket in the southern town of Naqoura amid exchanges of fire on the border with Israel. "Our headquarters in Naqoura was hit with a rocket and we are working to verify from where. Our peacekeepers were not in shelters at the time. Fortunately, no one was hurt," said the UNIFIL in a statement. (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.

At least one killed, three injured after Hezbollah attacks northern Israel; Israeli army 'isolates area'

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken arrived in Cairo on Sunday (Oct 15) and will head back to Israel on Monday for his second visit in less than a week following his visit to six Arab countries, said the State Department. Meanwhile, Egyptian&nbsp;President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi’s office said he is in talks with international and regional partners to enable aid deliveries into Gaza.

This comes as convoys of humanitarian aid are getting stacked up near Egypt’s border with the Gaza Strip, a report by the news agency AFP citing witnesses on Sunday, as it is unable to enter the <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/israels-military-gives-three-hour-deadline-to-civilians-to-evacuate-northern-gaza-amidst-impending-attack-647194">Palestinian enclave</a> amid bombardment by Israel.&nbsp;

During his visit, Blinken said that the border crossing between Gaza and Egypt "will be open" to send&nbsp;aid into the Palestinian enclave.&nbsp;

<h2>Blinken in Cairo</h2>

Washington’s top diplomat arrived in Egypt following his visit to Saudi Arabia where he held what he described as “very productive” talks with Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.&nbsp;

During the meeting, the Saudi crown prince stressed the need to find ways to stop the conflict and respect international law, including by lifting the Israeli blockade on Gaza, according to the Saudi state news agency SPA.&nbsp;

"We're putting in place with the United Nations, with Egypt, with Israel, with others, the mechanism by which to get the assistance and to get it to people who need it," said Washington's top diplomat in Cairo.&nbsp;

The&nbsp;United States had appointed an envoy, veteran former diplomat David Satterfield, to work on aid to Gaza, said Blinken.&nbsp;

“Secretary Blinken will return tomorrow for further consultations with Israeli leaders,” State Department spokesman Matthew Miller told reporters as Blinken arrived in Cairo.

<h2>‘Collective punishment’: Sisi&nbsp;on Israeli action&nbsp;in Gaza</h2>

Sisi told Blinken that Israel’s reaction to Hamas’ attack has gone beyond self-defence and amounted to collective punishment.&nbsp;

The remarks were made in televised comments during a meeting with Washington’s top diplomat in Cairo where he also said that he rejected the targeting of any civilians in the conflict.

<h2>Egypt ramps up efforts to get aid to Gaza</h2>

A statement from the Egyptian president’s office which was issued following a meeting of the national security council said Egypt rejected any plan to displace Palestinians “to the detriment of other countries” and Cairo’s own security was a red line.

Egypt’s president has also proposed a summit to discuss the crisis, according to the statement.

The Egyptian presidency has also said that it is ramping up efforts to deliver <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/true-humanitarian-crisis-gazans-walk-30-km-south-many-sheltering-at-al-shifa-hospital-reluctant-to-move-646463">aid to Gaza </a>as humanitarian aid from several countries is building up in Egypt’s Sinai peninsula due to a failure to reach a deal enabling its safe delivery into the Palestinian enclave.&nbsp;

<h2>Humanitarian aid stuck on border</h2>

Images show a convoy of trucks carrying humanitarian aid as well as volunteers lined up near the Rafah crossing – the only passage in and out of the Gaza Strip not controlled by Israel – which has been closed since Tuesday (Oct 10).&nbsp;

On Sunday, witnesses told AFP that concrete blocks installed by the Egyptians to fortify the border following Israel’s bombings were still in place indicating that no passage was being considered any time soon.

In an interview with CNN, Egyptian Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry said that while the Rafah crossing was open, the roads leading to it in Gaza were “inoperable” due to Israeli bombardment.

The United Nations aid chief Martin Griffiths on Saturday said that the <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/israeli-strikes-kill-gaza-civilians-including-children-on-safe-routes-reports-646972">humanitarian situation</a> in Gaza is now “fast becoming untenable,” with no power, water or fuel in Gaza, and food is running dangerously low.&nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies) 
 
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US Secretary of State Antony Blinken arrived in Cairo on Sunday (Oct 15) and will head back to Israel on Monday for his second visit in less than a week following his visit to six Arab countries, said the State Department.

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken arrived in Cairo on Sunday (Oct 15) and will head back to Israel on Monday for his second visit in less than a week following his visit to six Arab countries, said the State Department. Meanwhile, Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi’s office said he is in talks with international and regional partners to enable aid deliveries into Gaza. This comes as convoys of humanitarian aid are getting stacked up near Egypt’s border with the Gaza Strip, a report by the news agency AFP citing witnesses on Sunday, as it is unable to enter the Palestinian enclave amid bombardment by Israel. During his visit, Blinken said that the border crossing between Gaza and Egypt "will be open" to send aid into the Palestinian enclave. Blinken in Cairo Washington’s top diplomat arrived in Egypt following his visit to Saudi Arabia where he held what he described as “very productive” talks with Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman. During the meeting, the Saudi crown prince stressed the need to find ways to stop the conflict and respect international law, including by lifting the Israeli blockade on Gaza, according to the Saudi state news agency SPA. "We're putting in place with the United Nations, with Egypt, with Israel, with others, the mechanism by which to get the assistance and to get it to people who need it," said Washington's top diplomat in Cairo. The United States had appointed an envoy, veteran former diplomat David Satterfield, to work on aid to Gaza, said Blinken. “Secretary Blinken will return tomorrow for further consultations with Israeli leaders,” State Department spokesman Matthew Miller told reporters as Blinken arrived in Cairo. ‘Collective punishment’: Sisi on Israeli action in Gaza Sisi told Blinken that Israel’s reaction to Hamas’ attack has gone beyond self-defence and amounted to collective punishment. The remarks were made in televised comments during a meeting with Washington’s top diplomat in Cairo where he also said that he rejected the targeting of any civilians in the conflict. Egypt ramps up efforts to get aid to Gaza A statement from the Egyptian president’s office which was issued following a meeting of the national security council said Egypt rejected any plan to displace Palestinians “to the detriment of other countries” and Cairo’s own security was a red line. Egypt’s president has also proposed a summit to discuss the crisis, according to the statement. The Egyptian presidency has also said that it is ramping up efforts to deliver aid to Gaza as humanitarian aid from several countries is building up in Egypt’s Sinai peninsula due to a failure to reach a deal enabling its safe delivery into the Palestinian enclave. Humanitarian aid stuck on border Images show a convoy of trucks carrying humanitarian aid as well as volunteers lined up near the Rafah crossing – the only passage in and out of the Gaza Strip not controlled by Israel – which has been closed since Tuesday (Oct 10). On Sunday, witnesses told AFP that concrete blocks installed by the Egyptians to fortify the border following Israel’s bombings were still in place indicating that no passage was being considered any time soon. In an interview with CNN, Egyptian Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry said that while the Rafah crossing was open, the roads leading to it in Gaza were “inoperable” due to Israeli bombardment. The United Nations aid chief Martin Griffiths on Saturday said that the humanitarian situation in Gaza is now “fast becoming untenable,” with no power, water or fuel in Gaza, and food is running dangerously low. (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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