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

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Israel is far superior to Hamas. However, the militant group has been using an ingenious weapon to surprise the Israelis. They have dug a labyrinth of tunnels deep inside Gaza. These tunnels are used to smuggle & store weapons. Wion's Ghadi Francis visited these tunnels in 2013. Since then, these tunnels have expanded deeper and wider. Take a look at this report to get a sense of the City of Tunnels.

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

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Israel's Relentless bombing coupled with disrupting electricity, water and other essential supplies Gaza residents are taking to social media sites like Instagram and underlining the many dangers that are on them.

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

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In the wake of the recent Hamas attack on Israel and the subsequent retaliatory airstrikes, the European Union has intensified its pressure on tech giants, insisting they remove illegal content from their platforms or face severe legal consequences.&nbsp;

Social media platforms have witnessed a surge in misleading information concerning the conflict, including manipulated images, misrepresented videos, and disturbing images of violence.

EU industry chief Thierry Breton has made a direct plea to tech moguls, emphasizing the need to combat disinformation and illegal content.&nbsp;

"Content circulating online that can be associated with Hamas qualifies as terrorist content, is illegal,&nbsp;and needs to be removed under both the DSA (Digital Services Act) and TCO (Terrorist Content Online) Regulation," Reuters quoted a Commission spokesperson.

The spokesperson added that the Commission would fully apply the DSA and closely monitor the complete implementation of the TCO, while urging online platforms to ensure full compliance with EU rules.

Thierry&nbsp;Breton's warnings to tech leaders have not gone unnoticed. &nbsp;

In a letter to Elon Musk, he underscored the misuse of Musk's messaging platform, X, for disseminating false information related to the Middle East conflict. Breton also issued a similar caution to Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Meta, urging strict adherence to European law.&nbsp;

Breton further emphasised that these companies have a mere 24-hour window to demonstrate their commitment to eradicating harmful content on their platforms.&nbsp;

The European Commission has played a crucial role in enforcing these new regulations, ensuring that large online platforms, including X and Meta's Facebook, remove illegal content and implement measures to safeguard public security and civic discourse. &nbsp;

According to Breton, non-compliance could result in fines of up to 6 per cent of the company's global turnover, with the possibility of being banned from operating in Europe for repeat offenders.&nbsp;

As the EU intensifies its efforts to curb the spread of harmful content related to terrorist activities, it remains unclear whether similar messages have been conveyed to other social media companies falling under the ambit of the DSA.&nbsp;

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In the wake of the recent Hamas attack on Israel and the subsequent retaliatory airstrikes, the European Union has intensified its pressure on tech giants, insisting they remove illegal content from their platforms or face severe legal consequences.

In the wake of the recent Hamas attack on Israel and the subsequent retaliatory airstrikes, the European Union has intensified its pressure on tech giants, insisting they remove illegal content from their platforms or face severe legal consequences. Social media platforms have witnessed a surge in misleading information concerning the conflict, including manipulated images, misrepresented videos, and disturbing images of violence. EU industry chief Thierry Breton has made a direct plea to tech moguls, emphasizing the need to combat disinformation and illegal content. "Content circulating online that can be associated with Hamas qualifies as terrorist content, is illegal, and needs to be removed under both the DSA (Digital Services Act) and TCO (Terrorist Content Online) Regulation," Reuters quoted a Commission spokesperson. The spokesperson added that the Commission would fully apply the DSA and closely monitor the complete implementation of the TCO, while urging online platforms to ensure full compliance with EU rules. Thierry Breton's warnings to tech leaders have not gone unnoticed. In a letter to Elon Musk, he underscored the misuse of Musk's messaging platform, X, for disseminating false information related to the Middle East conflict. Breton also issued a similar caution to Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Meta, urging strict adherence to European law. Breton further emphasised that these companies have a mere 24-hour window to demonstrate their commitment to eradicating harmful content on their platforms. The European Commission has played a crucial role in enforcing these new regulations, ensuring that large online platforms, including X and Meta's Facebook, remove illegal content and implement measures to safeguard public security and civic discourse. According to Breton, non-compliance could result in fines of up to 6 per cent of the company's global turnover, with the possibility of being banned from operating in Europe for repeat offenders. As the EU intensifies its efforts to curb the spread of harmful content related to terrorist activities, it remains unclear whether similar messages have been conveyed to other social media companies falling under the ambit of the DSA. (With inputs from Reuters) WATCH WION LIVE HERE

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Israeli bombardments hit the area of the Rafah border crossing between the Gaza Strip and Egypt on Tuesday, Palestinian officials and Egyptian security sources said, imperiling operations at the only formal exit point on Gaza's southern border.

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Israel has come under the worst attack it has seen in decades. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has vowed to crush the enemy, which is the militant group Hamas.

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The mother of Shani Louk, a 22-year-old German national believed to have been abducted by Hamas fighters during their recent surprise attack on Israel, has received confirmation that her daughter is alive.

The incident occurred during the Tribe of Supernova music festival in the Negev Desert near the Gaza Strip, where Hamas fighters stormed the event, resulting in multiple abductions and deaths.

After initial fears that Shani Louk might have been killed, new information has emerged&nbsp;that she might be alive, her mother told&nbsp;Swiss German-language news website Blick.&nbsp;

<h2>The shocking abduction</h2>

Shani Louk, a tattoo artist, was among the attendees at the music festival when Hamas fighters abruptly raided the area.

Witnesses reported that she was seized by the militants and paraded through the streets in the back of a pickup truck.

Her mother, Ricarda, had initially feared the worst after viewing a video in which Shani was unconscious in a car, abducted by Hamas fighters.

The family identified her in the footage through her distinctive dreadlocks and tattoos. In her plea for help, Shani's mother sought any information or assistance related to her daughter's situation.

On Tuesday (Oct 10), Shani Louk's family shared a glimmer of hope, announcing that they had received evidence confirming her survival. Swiss German-language news website Blick reported that Shani's mother revealed her daughter's presence in a Gaza hospital, where she is being treated for severe head injuries.

While this development brings relief, Shani's condition is reported to be critical, necessitating swift action and support from the German government.

"Every minute counts," said&nbsp;Shani's mother.

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<h2>A wider crisis</h2>

The surprise attack by Hamas on Israel resulted in the estimated abduction of at least 150 individuals, who are now held at undisclosed locations across Gaza. Their well-being and exact whereabouts remain uncertain.

The Supernova music festival, attended by approximately 3,500 young people, was a focal point of the Hamas raid, with multiple attendees, including Shani Louk, taken captive. Disturbing social media videos documented the militants seizing festivalgoers and placing them in vehicles.

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Shani Louk's case is not isolated, as at least two more families are known to be searching for their loved ones who were also captured during the attack. This includes the parents of 25-year-old Noa Argamani and 23-year-old American-Israeli Hersh Golberg-Polin, who was celebrating his birthday at the festival, reported Newsweek.

Disclaimer: WION takes utmost care to accurately and responsibly report ongoing developments on the Israel-Palestine conflict after the Hamas attacks. However, we cannot independently verify the authenticity of all statements, photos and videos.

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The mother of Shani Louk, a 22-year-old German national believed to have been abducted by Hamas fighters during their recent surprise attack on Israel, has received confirmation that her daughter is alive.

The mother of Shani Louk, a 22-year-old German national believed to have been abducted by Hamas fighters during their recent surprise attack on Israel, has received confirmation that her daughter is alive. The incident occurred during the Tribe of Supernova music festival in the Negev Desert near the Gaza Strip, where Hamas fighters stormed the event, resulting in multiple abductions and deaths. After initial fears that Shani Louk might have been killed, new information has emerged that she might be alive, her mother told Swiss German-language news website Blick. The shocking abduction Shani Louk, a tattoo artist, was among the attendees at the music festival when Hamas fighters abruptly raided the area. Witnesses reported that she was seized by the militants and paraded through the streets in the back of a pickup truck. Her mother, Ricarda, had initially feared the worst after viewing a video in which Shani was unconscious in a car, abducted by Hamas fighters. The family identified her in the footage through her distinctive dreadlocks and tattoos. In her plea for help, Shani's mother sought any information or assistance related to her daughter's situation. On Tuesday (Oct 10), Shani Louk's family shared a glimmer of hope, announcing that they had received evidence confirming her survival. Swiss German-language news website Blick reported that Shani's mother revealed her daughter's presence in a Gaza hospital, where she is being treated for severe head injuries. While this development brings relief, Shani's condition is reported to be critical, necessitating swift action and support from the German government. "Every minute counts," said Shani's mother. Also read | Israel Vs Hamas: Claims of 'beheaded' Israeli babies at massacre site create shockwaves A wider crisis The surprise attack by Hamas on Israel resulted in the estimated abduction of at least 150 individuals, who are now held at undisclosed locations across Gaza. Their well-being and exact whereabouts remain uncertain. The Supernova music festival, attended by approximately 3,500 young people, was a focal point of the Hamas raid, with multiple attendees, including Shani Louk, taken captive. Disturbing social media videos documented the militants seizing festivalgoers and placing them in vehicles. Also watch | Savagery never seen since the holocaust, Netanyahu tells Biden Shani Louk's case is not isolated, as at least two more families are known to be searching for their loved ones who were also captured during the attack. This includes the parents of 25-year-old Noa Argamani and 23-year-old American-Israeli Hersh Golberg-Polin, who was celebrating his birthday at the festival, reported Newsweek. 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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