Here we bring you a quick round-up of all the latest news and top headlines from all across the globe: Israel is keeping up its deadly bombardment of Hamas controlled-Gaza. The Palestinian militant group took around 150 hostages in the unprecedented ground air and sea assault over the weekend it has threatened to execute some of them if air strikes continue without warning.

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Israel is keeping up its deadly bombardment of Hamas controlled-Gaza. The Palestinian militant group took around 150 hostages in the unprecedented ground air and sea assault over the weekend it has threatened to execute some of them if air strikes continue without warning.

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The devastation in Israel has sent tremors in the UK as well. Official figures by UK officials reveal there could be more than 10 British citizens who are feared to be dead or missing in Israel.

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<p>A survivor of the horrifying Hamas militant attack on a rave party in Israel has shared a chilling account of the terror that unfolded as militants opened fire on festival-goers.</p>

<p>Sahar Ben Sela, recovering in a hospital after the attack, described the chaos that ensued during the assault on Saturday (Oct 7) near Kibbutz Re'im in the Negev desert to Israel's Channel 12.</p>

<h2><strong>How things went south at&nbsp;the music fest</strong></h2>

<p>The attack unfolded when emergency sirens disrupted the festivities, and the party's producers alerted attendees to the presence of terrorists.</p>

<p>In a rush to escape, Sahar and about 10 friends found shelter in a concrete bomb shelter with approximately 30 others. The terrorists then initiated an assault on the shelter, killing a police officer and throwing grenades.</p>

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<p>Sahar recounted the terrifying moments: "A grenade hit me in the head, but it flew past me into the group behind, sparing us. One friend tried to leave the shelter, but she was shot at point-blank range by a terrorist. Then, one of the terrorists entered the shelter, possibly with an uzi, and indiscriminately opened fire, claiming numerous lives except for mine."</p>

<p>As the assailant exited, Sahar and another survivor ventured out to assess the situation. "I went out after him and looked for a gun on the floor but couldn't find one," Sahar said. With courage and urgency, he contacted the police, seeking reinforcements for the wounded.</p>

<p>Israeli authorities reported that approximately 260 people lost their lives in the attack on the festival, with hundreds still unaccounted for. Simultaneous assaults on Israeli towns and military bases resulted in many more casualties.&nbsp;</p>

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<h2><strong>Canadian activist missing</strong></h2>

<p>Vivian Silver, a 74-year-old Canadian peace advocate living in Israel, was last in contact on Saturday morning&nbsp;around 11 am&nbsp;local time. She had been sending text messages detailing rocket attacks and gunfire near her residence in Kibbutz Be’eri, situated near the Gaza border, since the early hours.</p>

<p>While speaking with her son Yonathan Zeigen on the phone, the violence escalated outside her window, leading them to terminate the call, according to the Globe and Mail.</p>

<p>In her final messages to friends, Silver expressed the perilous situation she was facing as militants entered her home. Her messages contained phrases like, "They are coming in. I am hiding behind the closet door," causing profound concern among her friends.</p>

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A survivor of the horrifying Hamas militant attack on a rave party in Israel has shared a chilling account of the terror that unfolded as militants opened fire on festival-goers.

A survivor of the horrifying Hamas militant attack on a rave party in Israel has shared a chilling account of the terror that unfolded as militants opened fire on festival-goers. Sahar Ben Sela, recovering in a hospital after the attack, described the chaos that ensued during the assault on Saturday (Oct 7) near Kibbutz Re'im in the Negev desert to Israel's Channel 12. How things went south at the music fest The attack unfolded when emergency sirens disrupted the festivities, and the party's producers alerted attendees to the presence of terrorists. In a rush to escape, Sahar and about 10 friends found shelter in a concrete bomb shelter with approximately 30 others. The terrorists then initiated an assault on the shelter, killing a police officer and throwing grenades. Disclaimer: WION cannot independently verify the authenticity of photos and videos shared on social media. Hamas soldiers paraglided into a rave party while everyone stands by wondering what is happening, moments before they open fire.#Israel #Palestina #Hamas #IDF #IsraelUnderAttack #IsraelPalestineWar #Palestine #PalestineUnderAttack #WarNews pic.twitter.com/o3CcVlJsaW — War Report (@cveks) October 8, 2023 × Sahar recounted the terrifying moments: "A grenade hit me in the head, but it flew past me into the group behind, sparing us. One friend tried to leave the shelter, but she was shot at point-blank range by a terrorist. Then, one of the terrorists entered the shelter, possibly with an uzi, and indiscriminately opened fire, claiming numerous lives except for mine." As the assailant exited, Sahar and another survivor ventured out to assess the situation. "I went out after him and looked for a gun on the floor but couldn't find one," Sahar said. With courage and urgency, he contacted the police, seeking reinforcements for the wounded. Israeli authorities reported that approximately 260 people lost their lives in the attack on the festival, with hundreds still unaccounted for. Simultaneous assaults on Israeli towns and military bases resulted in many more casualties. Also read | Hamas militants paraglide into Israeli 'rave party,' partygoers keep dancing unaware Canadian activist missing Vivian Silver, a 74-year-old Canadian peace advocate living in Israel, was last in contact on Saturday morning around 11 am local time. She had been sending text messages detailing rocket attacks and gunfire near her residence in Kibbutz Be’eri, situated near the Gaza border, since the early hours. While speaking with her son Yonathan Zeigen on the phone, the violence escalated outside her window, leading them to terminate the call, according to the Globe and Mail. In her final messages to friends, Silver expressed the perilous situation she was facing as militants entered her home. Her messages contained phrases like, "They are coming in. I am hiding behind the closet door," causing profound concern among her friends. 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:

'Everyone died at point blank': Israeli survivor recounts horror of music fest attack by Hamas near Gaza

<p>As the Israel-Hamas conflict rages on for the fourth consecutive day on Tuesday (Oct 10), a disturbing video has come to the fore showing Hamas militants invading a southern Israel property, shooting a dog dead and then setting a house on fire.</p>

<p>The chilling video, recorded through bodycam footage, surfaced on social media platform X on Tuesday (Oct 10).</p>

<p>The clip further showed Hamas walking into a house in Kibbutz Kissufim town, opening the fridge, and then setting the home on fire.</p>

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<p>According to reports, the video dates back to the start of the surprise assault launched on early Saturday morning when&nbsp;the country&nbsp;first came under attack. The initial casualty&nbsp;was reported from a music festival in the desert near the Gaza-Israel border.</p>

<p>More than 260 bodies were recovered from the festival site and was described as the worst massacre in Israel’s history.</p>

<p>More than 1,500 people have been killed since then, leading Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to declare "we are at war."&nbsp;</p>

<p>"Israel is at war...Hamas will understand that by attacking us, they have made a mistake," Netanyahu said.</p>

<p><strong>Israel’s warning to Gaza</strong></p>

<p>Meanwhile, Israel’s military has warned that it considers Gaza's parliament and civilian ministries as legitimate targets in its war against the Hamas terror group.</p>

<p>Responding to the media, spokesperson Richard Hecht said, “If there’s a gunman firing rockets from there, it turns into a military target."</p>

<p>He also said that they won’t warn the targets before firing the missiles, adding that Israel’s air force is stretched thin.</p>

<p>Hecht further said that the military has found around 1,500 bodies of Hamas militants in Israeli territory as it said it had largely gained control in the country’s south and “restored full control” over the border on the fourth day of fighting following an unprecedented surprise attack.</p>

<p>Hecht also did not rule out the possibility of more infiltrations in the country.</p>

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As the Israel-Hamas conflict rages on for the fourth consecutive day on Tuesday (Oct 10), a disturbing video has come to the fore showing Hamas militants invading a southern Israel property, shooting a dog dead and then setting a house on fire.

As the Israel-Hamas conflict rages on for the fourth consecutive day on Tuesday (Oct 10), a disturbing video has come to the fore showing Hamas militants invading a southern Israel property, shooting a dog dead and then setting a house on fire. The chilling video, recorded through bodycam footage, surfaced on social media platform X on Tuesday (Oct 10). The clip further showed Hamas walking into a house in Kibbutz Kissufim town, opening the fridge, and then setting the home on fire. Trigger warning: The following video shows a disturbing incident. Viewer's discretion is advised Bodycam video of Hamas entering Kibbutz Kissufim. A dog tries to chase the terrorists away but is shot. They then enter the home of an Israeli family, open their fridge and set the house on fire pic.twitter.com/p51PmhwHnr — Visegrád 24 (@visegrad24) October 9, 2023 × According to reports, the video dates back to the start of the surprise assault launched on early Saturday morning when the country first came under attack. The initial casualty was reported from a music festival in the desert near the Gaza-Israel border. More than 260 bodies were recovered from the festival site and was described as the worst massacre in Israel’s history. More than 1,500 people have been killed since then, leading Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to declare "we are at war." "Israel is at war...Hamas will understand that by attacking us, they have made a mistake," Netanyahu said. Israel’s warning to Gaza Meanwhile, Israel’s military has warned that it considers Gaza's parliament and civilian ministries as legitimate targets in its war against the Hamas terror group. Responding to the media, spokesperson Richard Hecht said, “If there’s a gunman firing rockets from there, it turns into a military target." He also said that they won’t warn the targets before firing the missiles, adding that Israel’s air force is stretched thin. Hecht further said that the military has found around 1,500 bodies of Hamas militants in Israeli territory as it said it had largely gained control in the country’s south and “restored full control” over the border on the fourth day of fighting following an unprecedented surprise attack. Hecht also did not rule out the possibility of more infiltrations in the country. 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

Video: Hamas terrorists kill dog, invade house and then set it on fire

In Israel, 300,000 reservists have been called up amid the ongoing Israel-Hamas War. Israeli forces have already announced a total Siege of the Gaza Strip in a sign that it may be planning a full-blown ground assault. So far over 900 people have been confirmed dead in Israel and over 700 deaths have been reported from Gaza. To understand this better watch this interview with the CEO of International Legal Forum, Arsen Ostrovsky.

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In Israel an unprecedented 300,000 reservists have been called up amid the ongoing Israel-Hamas War. Israeli forces have already announced a total siege of the Gaza Strip in a sign that it may be planning a full-blown ground assault. The developments come as the death toll climbed to nearly 1,600.

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<p>The Israeli military on Tuesday (Oct 10) said it is considering Gaza's parliament and civilian ministries as legitimate targets in its fight against the Palestine-based Hamas terror group.</p>

<p>Responding to the media, spokesperson Richard Hecht, as per Associated Press,&nbsp;said, “If there’s a gunman firing rockets from there, it turns into a military target."</p>

<p>He also said that they won’t warn the targets before firing the missiles, adding that Israel’s air force is stretched thin.</p>

<p>The Israeli military’s warning came hours after Hamas threatened to execute civilian hostages without warning and said that the killings broadcast if Israel targets people in Gaza. Around 130 Israelis, including soldiers, have been kept as hostages.</p>

<h2><strong>Hamas threatens ISIS-style executions&nbsp;</strong></h2>

<p>On Monday (Oct 9), Hamas said that Israeli air strikes had killed four of its hostages.</p>

<p>"Every targeting of our people without warning will be met with the execution of one of the civilian hostages," Hamas armed wing, the Ezzedine al-Qassam Brigades, said in a statement.</p>

<p>Hecht further said that the military has found around 1,500 bodies of Hamas militants in Israeli territory as it said it had largely gained control in the country’s south and “restored full control” over the border on the fourth day of fighting following an unprecedented surprise attack.</p>

<p>Hecht also did not rule out the possibility of more infiltrations in the country.</p>

<p>So far 900 people, including soldiers, have been killed and Palestinian authorities have reported about 700 deaths in Gaza and the West Bank as the fighting rages on.</p>

<h2><strong>Qatar negotiating prisoner swap deal</strong></h2>

<p>Meanwhile, Reuters news agency quoting sources has claimed that Qatar is mediating a prisoner swap deal between Israel and the Hamas terror group, adding that it has been undertaken in coordination with the United States since Saturday night.</p>

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<p>The source further said that the negotiations are "moving positively".</p>

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<p>An Israeli official, however, has denied the report, saying that “there is no negotiation” over the release of hostages, Times of Israel reported.</p>

<p>According to reports, there are around 36 Palestinians kept as hostages by Israel.</p>

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The Israeli military on Tuesday (Oct 10) said it is considering Gaza's parliament and civilian ministries as legitimate targets in its fight against the Palestine-based Hamas terror group.

The Israeli military on Tuesday (Oct 10) said it is considering Gaza's parliament and civilian ministries as legitimate targets in its fight against the Palestine-based Hamas terror group. Responding to the media, spokesperson Richard Hecht, as per Associated Press, said, “If there’s a gunman firing rockets from there, it turns into a military target." He also said that they won’t warn the targets before firing the missiles, adding that Israel’s air force is stretched thin. The Israeli military’s warning came hours after Hamas threatened to execute civilian hostages without warning and said that the killings broadcast if Israel targets people in Gaza. Around 130 Israelis, including soldiers, have been kept as hostages. Hamas threatens ISIS-style executions On Monday (Oct 9), Hamas said that Israeli air strikes had killed four of its hostages. "Every targeting of our people without warning will be met with the execution of one of the civilian hostages," Hamas armed wing, the Ezzedine al-Qassam Brigades, said in a statement. Hecht further said that the military has found around 1,500 bodies of Hamas militants in Israeli territory as it said it had largely gained control in the country’s south and “restored full control” over the border on the fourth day of fighting following an unprecedented surprise attack. Hecht also did not rule out the possibility of more infiltrations in the country. So far 900 people, including soldiers, have been killed and Palestinian authorities have reported about 700 deaths in Gaza and the West Bank as the fighting rages on. Qatar negotiating prisoner swap deal Meanwhile, Reuters news agency quoting sources has claimed that Qatar is mediating a prisoner swap deal between Israel and the Hamas terror group, adding that it has been undertaken in coordination with the United States since Saturday night. Also read | Hamas slammed for threatening to televise the killing of captive Israelis The source further said that the negotiations are "moving positively". Also read | 'They're coming in. I'm behind the..': These were the last chilling words of now missing activist in Israel An Israeli official, however, has denied the report, saying that “there is no negotiation” over the release of hostages, Times of Israel reported. According to reports, there are around 36 Palestinians kept as hostages by Israel. WATCH WION LIVE HERE

Will target Gaza's parliament and ministries, warns Israel's military

In Israel, 300,000 reservists have been called up amid the ongoing Israel-Hamas War. Israeli forces have already announced a total Siege of the Gaza Strip in a sign that it may be planning a full-blown ground assault. So far over 900 people have been confirmed dead in Israel and over 700 deaths have been reported from Gaza.

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<p>Adult magazine Playboy&nbsp;has reportedly terminated its contract with former pornstar Mia Khalifa, citing her recent social media posts expressing support for Palestine and Hamas amid the Israel-Hamas war. In a statement, the magazine condemned Khalifa's comments as "disgusting and reprehensible," particularly her celebration of Hamas's attacks on Israel.&nbsp;</p>

<h2><strong>Mia Khalifa's controversial posts</strong></h2>

<p>Khalifa's journey into controversy began when she posted a message on social media platforms expressing solidarity with Hamas militants. Her message, which urged people to stand with Palestinians, quickly attracted attention and criticism from various quarters. She emphasised that those who failed to support Palestinians were on the wrong side of history, invoking the apartheid analogy.</p>

<p>Shortly after, Khalifa added fuel to the fire by posting another message, this time encouraging freedom fighters in Palestine to capture the unfolding events in horizontal, high-quality 4K footage. Her intention appeared to be preserving a historical record of the struggles faced by Palestinians in their quest for freedom from what she referred to as an "open-air prison."</p>

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<h2><strong>Backlash and fallout</strong></h2>

<p>Mia Khalifa's social media posts triggered a significant backlash, with Canadian podcaster and radio host Todd Shapiro leading the charge. Shapiro, who was Khalifa's business partner and collaborator in Red Light Holland Corp, swiftly terminated their association, announcing her immediate firing. He vehemently criticised Khalifa for seemingly condoning violence, death, rape, beatings, and hostage-taking, labelling her stance as "disgusting" and "beyond disgusting."</p>

<p>The fallout from her posts extended to her critique of reality star Kylie Jenner, who had posted and later deleted a message expressing support for Israel. Khalifa challenged Jenner's understanding of geopolitics and called for a coherent response, highlighting the responsibility of influencers with vast followings to engage thoughtfully in global issues.</p>

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Adult magazine Playboy has reportedly terminated its contract with former pornstar Mia Khalifa, citing her recent social media posts expressing support for Palestine and Hamas amid the Israel-Hamas war.

Adult magazine Playboy has reportedly terminated its contract with former pornstar Mia Khalifa, citing her recent social media posts expressing support for Palestine and Hamas amid the Israel-Hamas war. In a statement, the magazine condemned Khalifa's comments as "disgusting and reprehensible," particularly her celebration of Hamas's attacks on Israel. Mia Khalifa's controversial posts Khalifa's journey into controversy began when she posted a message on social media platforms expressing solidarity with Hamas militants. Her message, which urged people to stand with Palestinians, quickly attracted attention and criticism from various quarters. She emphasised that those who failed to support Palestinians were on the wrong side of history, invoking the apartheid analogy. Shortly after, Khalifa added fuel to the fire by posting another message, this time encouraging freedom fighters in Palestine to capture the unfolding events in horizontal, high-quality 4K footage. Her intention appeared to be preserving a historical record of the struggles faced by Palestinians in their quest for freedom from what she referred to as an "open-air prison." Disclaimer: WION cannot independently verify the authenticity of photos and videos shared on social media. Playboy has cancelled Mia Khalifa pic.twitter.com/l1pXTfmvst — Armand Domalewski (@ArmandDoma) October 10, 2023 × Backlash and fallout Mia Khalifa's social media posts triggered a significant backlash, with Canadian podcaster and radio host Todd Shapiro leading the charge. Shapiro, who was Khalifa's business partner and collaborator in Red Light Holland Corp, swiftly terminated their association, announcing her immediate firing. He vehemently criticised Khalifa for seemingly condoning violence, death, rape, beatings, and hostage-taking, labelling her stance as "disgusting" and "beyond disgusting." The fallout from her posts extended to her critique of reality star Kylie Jenner, who had posted and later deleted a message expressing support for Israel. Khalifa challenged Jenner's understanding of geopolitics and called for a coherent response, highlighting the responsibility of influencers with vast followings to engage thoughtfully in global issues. 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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<p>Vivian Silver, a 74-year-old Canadian peace activist residing in Israel, was last heard from on a Saturday (Oct 7) around 11 am&nbsp;local time. She had been sending text messages describing rockets and gunfire near her home in Kibbutz Be’eri, close to the Gaza border, since early that morning.</p>

<p>During a phone call with her son Yonathan Zeigen, violence escalated outside her window, prompting them to disconnect the call, as reported by the Globe and Mail.</p>

<p>In her final messages to friends, Silver conveyed the dangerous situation she was in as militants entered her home. Her messages included phrases like, "They're coming in. I'm hiding behind the door of the closet," leaving her friends deeply concerned.</p>

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<h2>Has she been taken hostage?</h2>

<p>As per&nbsp;Canadian government reports, Silver, a lifelong peace activist, may have been taken captive by Hamas during the weekend attack on Israel. The Canadian government is also investigating reports of a Canadian killed in the conflict, with confirmation of one casualty named Alexandre Look from Montreal.</p>

<p>Israel, however, has expressed no intentions of negotiating for the release of hostages held by Hamas during these attacks, as stated by Lior Haiat, a spokesperson for Israel's Foreign Ministry.</p>

<p>Vivian Silver, known for her dedication to peace, equal rights, and diplomacy, is associated with the group Women Wage Peace, which advocates for women's active participation in Middle East diplomacy.</p>

<p>She has also volunteered with an organisation that transports ill Palestinians from Gaza to Israeli hospitals. Despite her Canadian roots, Silver has lived in Israel since 1974 and has family across Canada. Her family fears she may be among the approximately 100 hostages held by Hamas in Gaza.</p>

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<p>While Silver's family is uncertain about her whereabouts, they hope for her safe return and are actively communicating with the Canadian government for updates. Yonathan Zeigen calls for negotiations to secure the release of captives, emphasising the importance of a diplomatic approach, particularly for civilians held against their will.</p>

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Vivian Silver, a 74-year-old Canadian peace activist residing in Israel, was last heard from on a Saturday (Oct 7) around 11 am local time. She had been sending text messages describing rockets and gunfire near her home in Kibbutz Be’eri, close to the Gaza border, since early that morning.

Vivian Silver, a 74-year-old Canadian peace activist residing in Israel, was last heard from on a Saturday (Oct 7) around 11 am local time. She had been sending text messages describing rockets and gunfire near her home in Kibbutz Be’eri, close to the Gaza border, since early that morning. During a phone call with her son Yonathan Zeigen, violence escalated outside her window, prompting them to disconnect the call, as reported by the Globe and Mail. In her final messages to friends, Silver conveyed the dangerous situation she was in as militants entered her home. Her messages included phrases like, "They're coming in. I'm hiding behind the door of the closet," leaving her friends deeply concerned. Also read | Israel at war: Hamas slammed for threatening to televise the killing of captive Israelis Has she been taken hostage? As per Canadian government reports, Silver, a lifelong peace activist, may have been taken captive by Hamas during the weekend attack on Israel. The Canadian government is also investigating reports of a Canadian killed in the conflict, with confirmation of one casualty named Alexandre Look from Montreal. Israel, however, has expressed no intentions of negotiating for the release of hostages held by Hamas during these attacks, as stated by Lior Haiat, a spokesperson for Israel's Foreign Ministry. Vivian Silver, known for her dedication to peace, equal rights, and diplomacy, is associated with the group Women Wage Peace, which advocates for women's active participation in Middle East diplomacy. She has also volunteered with an organisation that transports ill Palestinians from Gaza to Israeli hospitals. Despite her Canadian roots, Silver has lived in Israel since 1974 and has family across Canada. Her family fears she may be among the approximately 100 hostages held by Hamas in Gaza. Also watch | A look back at Israel's conflict in Palestinian settlements While Silver's family is uncertain about her whereabouts, they hope for her safe return and are actively communicating with the Canadian government for updates. Yonathan Zeigen calls for negotiations to secure the release of captives, emphasising the importance of a diplomatic approach, particularly for civilians held against their will. 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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