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The Syrian air defences, as per state media reports&nbsp;on Friday responded to an attack near the capital. According to&nbsp;the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights reports, a military airport west of Damascus came under attack. The war monitor said that "the area of the Mazzeh military airport west of the capital Damascus was targeted".&nbsp;

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"Positions belonging to Lebanon's Hezbollah and other pro-Iran groups are present" it added.

<h2>Is Israel to blame?</h2>

The Defence Ministry, as per AFP, said that drones entered the Syrian airspace from the direction of the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights.

A statement from the defence ministry meanwhile said that "two drones violated Syrian air space from the direction of the occupied Syrian Golan". It said that the attack happened around 2:10 pm (1110 GMT).

"Air defence systems confronted them, and they were shot down west of Damascus," added the statement.

While the source of the attack was not immediately specified, Syria's official news agency, SANA (Syrian Arab News Agency)&nbsp;blamed&nbsp;Israel in its initial reports for "hostile" strikes.

Since the onset of the civil war in 2011, Israel has conducted hundreds of airstrikes on Syria. But after&nbsp;Hamas' attack on October 7, Israel&nbsp;has intensified its efforts against Iran-backed forces in Syria, according to AFP.

Israel typically refrains from commenting on individual strikes in Syria but has consistently stated its opposition to Iran's expanding presence in the region.

(With inputs from agencies)

The Syrian air defences, as per state media reports on Friday responded to an attack near the capital. According to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights reports, a military airport west of Damascus came under attack.

The Syrian air defences, as per state media reports on Friday responded to an attack near the capital. According to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights reports, a military airport west of Damascus came under attack. The war monitor said that "the area of the Mazzeh military airport west of the capital Damascus was targeted". Also read | As attacks disrupt Red Sea shipping, Houthi leader claims 'real victory' "Positions belonging to Lebanon's Hezbollah and other pro-Iran groups are present" it added. Is Israel to blame? The Defence Ministry, as per AFP, said that drones entered the Syrian airspace from the direction of the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights. A statement from the defence ministry meanwhile said that "two drones violated Syrian air space from the direction of the occupied Syrian Golan". It said that the attack happened around 2:10 pm (1110 GMT). "Air defence systems confronted them, and they were shot down west of Damascus," added the statement. While the source of the attack was not immediately specified, Syria's official news agency, SANA (Syrian Arab News Agency) blamed Israel in its initial reports for "hostile" strikes. Since the onset of the civil war in 2011, Israel has conducted hundreds of airstrikes on Syria. But after Hamas' attack on October 7, Israel has intensified its efforts against Iran-backed forces in Syria, according to AFP. Israel typically refrains from commenting on individual strikes in Syria but has consistently stated its opposition to Iran's expanding presence in the region. (With inputs from agencies)

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A court in the United Kingdom, on Tuesday (Feb 13) found three people guilty of a terror offence after they displayed images of paragliders at a pro-Palestine march in London a week after Hamas’ deadly October 7 attack on Israel.&nbsp;

<h2>‘You crossed the line’</h2>

The trio, identified as Heba Alhayek, 29, Pauline Ankunda, 26, and Noimutu Olayinka Taiwo, 27, were each handed a 12-month conditional discharge by the Westminster Magistrates’ Court.&nbsp;

“You crossed the line, but it would have been fair to say that emotions ran very high on this issue,” said Deputy Senior District Judge Tan Ikram giving his verdict. He added, “Your lesson has been well learned.”

Alhayek and Ankunda had reportedly taped images of paragliders to their backs while Taiwo stuck one to the handle of a placard during a pro-Palestinian protest in London on October 14, 2023.

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The protest took place a week after Hamas militants attacked Israel and killed nearly 1,200 people, according to Israeli officials, and took&nbsp;more than 240 others as hostages back to Gaza.&nbsp;

The three protesters were later charged under the UK’s Terrorism Act for carrying or displaying an article to cause&nbsp;reasonable suspicion that they were supporters of a banned organisation, in this case, Hamas. The trio had denied the charges against them.&nbsp;

The verdict followed a two-day trial where prosecutors argued it was “no coincidence” the defendants were displaying the images merely days after the attack.&nbsp;

However, lawyer Mark Summers KC for Alhayek and Ankunda, argued that the police were “mistaken” about what they saw that day and termed them images of cartoon parachutes which are a “well-known nationalist symbol of peace”.

The idea that the image was of a paraglider started with “an internet group with an agenda,” said KC.&nbsp;

“Seven days earlier, Hamas went into Israel with what was described by the media as paragliders. A reasonable person would have seen and read that,” said the district court judge.&nbsp;

He added, “I want to be clear, there’s no evidence that any of these defendants are supporters of Hamas, or were seeking to show support for them.”

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The judge said he had “decided not to punish” the defendants while handing them the 12-month conditional discharge.&nbsp;

<h2>‘Glorification of the actions’ of Hamas</h2>

In response to the verdict, the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) said that displaying the images amounted to the “glorification of the actions” of the Palestinian militant group.&nbsp;

“All three women knowingly displayed the images of paragliders in central London and therefore showed their support for Hamas – a proscribed terrorist organisation,” said Nick Price of CPS&nbsp;in a statement.

He added, “The fact that these images were being displayed in the context of a protest opposing the Israeli response to the Hamas attacks demonstrates a glorification of the actions taken by the group.” 
 
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A court in the United Kingdom, on Tuesday (Feb 13) found three people guilty of a terror offence after they displayed images of paragliders at a pro-Palestine march in London a week after Hamas’ deadly October 7 attack on Israel.

A court in the United Kingdom, on Tuesday (Feb 13) found three people guilty of a terror offence after they displayed images of paragliders at a pro-Palestine march in London a week after Hamas’ deadly October 7 attack on Israel. ‘You crossed the line’ The trio, identified as Heba Alhayek, 29, Pauline Ankunda, 26, and Noimutu Olayinka Taiwo, 27, were each handed a 12-month conditional discharge by the Westminster Magistrates’ Court. “You crossed the line, but it would have been fair to say that emotions ran very high on this issue,” said Deputy Senior District Judge Tan Ikram giving his verdict. He added, “Your lesson has been well learned.” Alhayek and Ankunda had reportedly taped images of paragliders to their backs while Taiwo stuck one to the handle of a placard during a pro-Palestinian protest in London on October 14, 2023. Also Read | German diplomat slammed for ‘inspiring’ Hamas to launch paragliding-style attack against Israel The protest took place a week after Hamas militants attacked Israel and killed nearly 1,200 people, according to Israeli officials, and took more than 240 others as hostages back to Gaza. The three protesters were later charged under the UK’s Terrorism Act for carrying or displaying an article to cause reasonable suspicion that they were supporters of a banned organisation, in this case, Hamas. The trio had denied the charges against them. The verdict followed a two-day trial where prosecutors argued it was “no coincidence” the defendants were displaying the images merely days after the attack. However, lawyer Mark Summers KC for Alhayek and Ankunda, argued that the police were “mistaken” about what they saw that day and termed them images of cartoon parachutes which are a “well-known nationalist symbol of peace”. The idea that the image was of a paraglider started with “an internet group with an agenda,” said KC. “Seven days earlier, Hamas went into Israel with what was described by the media as paragliders. A reasonable person would have seen and read that,” said the district court judge. He added, “I want to be clear, there’s no evidence that any of these defendants are supporters of Hamas, or were seeking to show support for them.” Also Read | Hamas militants paraglide into Israeli 'rave party,' partygoers keep dancing unaware The judge said he had “decided not to punish” the defendants while handing them the 12-month conditional discharge. ‘Glorification of the actions’ of Hamas In response to the verdict, the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) said that displaying the images amounted to the “glorification of the actions” of the Palestinian militant group. “All three women knowingly displayed the images of paragliders in central London and therefore showed their support for Hamas – a proscribed terrorist organisation,” said Nick Price of CPS in a statement. He added, “The fact that these images were being displayed in the context of a protest opposing the Israeli response to the Hamas attacks demonstrates a glorification of the actions taken by the group.” (With inputs from agencies)

UK: Three pro-Palestinian protesters found guilty of terror offence over paraglider images

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South Africa said on Tuesday it had asked the World Court to consider whether Israel's plan to extend its offensive in Gaza into the city of Rafah requires additional emergency measures to protect Palestinians' rights.

The International Court of Justice (ICJ) last month ordered Israel to take all measures within its power to prevent its troops from committing genocide against Palestinians in Gaza, in a case brought by South Africa.

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Israel has denied all allegations of genocide in connection with its war against Gaza's ruling Palestinian Islamist group Hamas and asked the court to reject the case outright, saying it respects international law and has a right to defend itself.

Israel has said it is planning to expand its ground assault into Rafah, where over 1 million Palestinians have sought refuge from the offensive that has laid waste to much of the Gaza Strip since Hamas militants attacked Israel on October 7.

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"In a request submitted to the court yesterday (Feb. 12), the South African government said it was gravely concerned that the unprecedented military offensive against Rafah, as announced by the State of Israel, has already led to and will result in further large-scale killing, harm and destruction," a statement issued by South Africa's presidency said.

"This would be in serious and irreparable breach both of the Genocide Convention and of the Court's Order of Jan. 26."

The Hague-based ICJ declined to comment on whether it had received the request.

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In past cases, the ICJ has sometimes granted additional emergency measures when circumstances on the ground changed.

The court has not yet ruled on the core of the case brought by South Africa - whether genocide has occurred in Gaza. But it recognised the right of Palestinians in Gaza to be protected from acts of genocide.

South Africa said on Tuesday it had asked the World Court to consider whether Israel's plan to extend its offensive in Gaza into the city of Rafah requires additional emergency measures to protect Palestinians' rights.

South Africa said on Tuesday it had asked the World Court to consider whether Israel's plan to extend its offensive in Gaza into the city of Rafah requires additional emergency measures to protect Palestinians' rights. The International Court of Justice (ICJ) last month ordered Israel to take all measures within its power to prevent its troops from committing genocide against Palestinians in Gaza, in a case brought by South Africa. WATCH | Israel-Hamas war: PM Netanyahu says, 'Continued military pessure' key, alarm over tensions Israel has denied all allegations of genocide in connection with its war against Gaza's ruling Palestinian Islamist group Hamas and asked the court to reject the case outright, saying it respects international law and has a right to defend itself. Israel has said it is planning to expand its ground assault into Rafah, where over 1 million Palestinians have sought refuge from the offensive that has laid waste to much of the Gaza Strip since Hamas militants attacked Israel on October 7. ALSO READ | Saudi Arabia threatens ‘catastrophe’ if Israel strikes Rafah; Gaza death toll crosses 28,000 "In a request submitted to the court yesterday (Feb. 12), the South African government said it was gravely concerned that the unprecedented military offensive against Rafah, as announced by the State of Israel, has already led to and will result in further large-scale killing, harm and destruction," a statement issued by South Africa's presidency said. "This would be in serious and irreparable breach both of the Genocide Convention and of the Court's Order of Jan. 26." The Hague-based ICJ declined to comment on whether it had received the request. ALSO READ | India-UAE agree to link their instant payment platforms, domestic cards RuPay and JAYWAN In past cases, the ICJ has sometimes granted additional emergency measures when circumstances on the ground changed. The court has not yet ruled on the core of the case brought by South Africa - whether genocide has occurred in Gaza. But it recognised the right of Palestinians in Gaza to be protected from acts of genocide.

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The Israel Defense Forces (IDF), on Tuesday (Feb 13) released a video they said was of Hamas chief Yahya Sinwar with his family members in a tunnel under Gaza. The clip shows troops giving a tour of a tunnel where Sinwar and other senior Hamas officials supposedly hid days after the October 7 attack on Israel.&nbsp;

<h2>What did the clip show?</h2>

“During a special unit’s operations...a video was discovered in a tunnel from a security camera installed there. The footage shows the leader of Hamas and mass murderer, Yahya Sinwar, fleeing with his children and one of his wives,” said Israeli army spokesperson Daniel Hagari at a briefing.

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The footage was reportedly filmed on October 10, three days after Hamas militants attacked Israel and killed nearly 1,200 people, according to Israeli officials, and took more than 240 others as hostages back to Gaza.&nbsp;

Israel has since retaliated with a military operation in Gaza and killed nearly 28,500 people, mostly women and children, according to the Hamas-run health ministry in Gaza.&nbsp;

The IDF clip also shows troops giving a tour of the tunnel where the Hamas chief allegedly hid with other senior officials of the Palestinian militant group.&nbsp;

The video, according to Times of Israel, showed that the tunnel has two bathrooms, a kitchen, an area to sleep and a separate room which the IDF said belongs to Sinwar.&nbsp;

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In the room, as per Israeli media reports, soldiers found a safe with millions of shekels and dollars in cash. The tunnel in question was in southern Gaza’s Khan Younis, according to the IDF.&nbsp;

Hagari said that the video, obtained from a surveillance camera, was filmed on October 10 and shows that Sinwar “escaped with his family underground to one of the safe accommodation complexes he had built in advance".

The clip shows a man, Sinwar’s brother Ibrahim, leading the Hamas chief, along with his wife and children, through the tunnel, reported Times of Israel.

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<h2>'Mastermind' of October 7 attacks&nbsp;</h2>

Israel has publicly accused Sinwar of being the “mastermind” behind Hamas’ terror attack against Israel on October 7. &nbsp;“We are determined to capture him – and we will capture him,” said the IDF spokesperson.&nbsp;

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“This video of Sinwar is the result of our hunt. This hunt will not stop until we have captured him dead or alive,” said Hagari. The images released on Tuesday are said to be the first of Hamas chief since the beginning of the war.&nbsp;

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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.

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF), on Tuesday (Feb 13) released a video they said was of Hamas chief Yahya Sinwar with his family members in a tunnel under Gaza. The clip shows troops giving a tour of a tunnel where Sinwar and other senior Hamas officials supposedly hid days after the October 7 attack on Israel.

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF), on Tuesday (Feb 13) released a video they said was of Hamas chief Yahya Sinwar with his family members in a tunnel under Gaza. The clip shows troops giving a tour of a tunnel where Sinwar and other senior Hamas officials supposedly hid days after the October 7 attack on Israel. What did the clip show? “During a special unit’s operations...a video was discovered in a tunnel from a security camera installed there. The footage shows the leader of Hamas and mass murderer, Yahya Sinwar, fleeing with his children and one of his wives,” said Israeli army spokesperson Daniel Hagari at a briefing. WATCH | Israel-Hamas war: Hamas Chief to visit Egypt for Gaza ceasefire talks The footage was reportedly filmed on October 10, three days after Hamas militants attacked Israel and killed nearly 1,200 people, according to Israeli officials, and took more than 240 others as hostages back to Gaza. Israel has since retaliated with a military operation in Gaza and killed nearly 28,500 people, mostly women and children, according to the Hamas-run health ministry in Gaza. The IDF clip also shows troops giving a tour of the tunnel where the Hamas chief allegedly hid with other senior officials of the Palestinian militant group. The video, according to Times of Israel, showed that the tunnel has two bathrooms, a kitchen, an area to sleep and a separate room which the IDF said belongs to Sinwar. Also Read | UK: Three pro-Palestinian protesters found guilty of terror offence over paraglider images In the room, as per Israeli media reports, soldiers found a safe with millions of shekels and dollars in cash. The tunnel in question was in southern Gaza’s Khan Younis, according to the IDF. Hagari said that the video, obtained from a surveillance camera, was filmed on October 10 and shows that Sinwar “escaped with his family underground to one of the safe accommodation complexes he had built in advance". The clip shows a man, Sinwar’s brother Ibrahim, leading the Hamas chief, along with his wife and children, through the tunnel, reported Times of Israel. Spotted: Yahya Sinwar running away and hiding in his underground terrorist tunnel network as Gazan civilians suffer above ground under the rule of Hamas terrorism. There is no tunnel deep enough for him to hide in. pic.twitter.com/KLjisBFq1f — Israel Defense Forces (@IDF) February 13, 2024 × 'Mastermind' of October 7 attacks Israel has publicly accused Sinwar of being the “mastermind” behind Hamas’ terror attack against Israel on October 7. “We are determined to capture him – and we will capture him,” said the IDF spokesperson. Also Read | Israel-Hamas war: South Africa asks World Court to weigh Israeli offensive in Rafah “This video of Sinwar is the result of our hunt. This hunt will not stop until we have captured him dead or alive,” said Hagari. The images released on Tuesday are said to be the first of Hamas chief since the beginning of the war. (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.

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Israel-Hamas war: A series of Israeli air strikes on the southern Gaza town of Rafah killed at least 52 people. As per Gaza officials the strikes hit 14 houses and three mosques in different parts of Rafah. Mediators held new talks in Cairo for a pause in the fighting and the release of some 132 hostages. Watch to know more!

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has brushed off mounting criticism against his plans to enter the largest city of Southern Gaza. The Prime Minister slammed his critics claiming that telling Israel to not enter Rafah is equivalent to Israel losing its war against Hamas. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says he has ordered the military to prepare a plan for the evacuation of the population of the southern Gaza city of Rafah ahead of an expected ground invasion. Watch to know more!

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Britain imposed sanctions on four Israeli nationals on Monday, saying they were extremist settlers who had violently attacked Palestinians in the Israeli-occupied West Bank. The measures impose strict financial and travel restrictions on the four individuals, who Britain said were involved in "egregious abuses of human rights".

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United States President Joe Biden&nbsp;told Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday (Feb 11)&nbsp;that&nbsp;Israel should not proceed with a military operation in Gaza's Rafah&nbsp;without a plan to ensure the safety of around one million people taking shelter there, said the White House.

The conversation came shortly after Netanyahu, on Sunday&nbsp;said that he has not spoken to&nbsp;Biden since he called Israel’s military operations “over the top” last week.&nbsp;&nbsp;

<h2>What did Biden and Netanyahu talk about?</h2>

The US president&nbsp;reaffirmed the shared goal of defeating the Palestinian militant group Hamas and&nbsp;ensuring the long-term security of Israel but also called for&nbsp;"urgent and specific steps" to increase the amount of&nbsp;humanitarian aid to Palestinian civilians trapped in Gaza, said the White House in a statement.&nbsp;

The aid agencies in Gaza's&nbsp;Rafah have warned that a military operation in the area&nbsp;located in the southern part of Gaza on the border with Egypt&nbsp;would be&nbsp;catastrophic.&nbsp;

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"Biden told Netanyahu&nbsp;that a military operation in Rafah should not proceed without a credible and executable plan for ensuring the safety of and support for the more than one million people sheltering there," the White House said.&nbsp;

The two leaders also discussed the&nbsp;ongoing efforts to secure the release of all remaining hostages taken by Hamas and both&nbsp;agreed to remain in close contact.&nbsp;

<h2>‘Over the top’</h2>

In an interview, earlier on&nbsp;Sunday, the Israeli PM said that he has not spoken to the US president since he suggested Israel’s military response in Gaza has been “over the top” last week and is seeking a “sustained pause in the fighting” to help Palestinians in Gaza.&nbsp;

“I appreciate President Biden’s support for Israel since the beginning of the war. I don’t know exactly what he meant by that,” said Netanyahu in a recent interview.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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Netanyahu’s remarks come days after Biden, on Thursday (Feb 8), said, “I’m of the view, as you know, that the conduct of the response in the Gaza Strip has been over the top.”&nbsp;

He also spoke about how he has been pushing for a deal to normalise ties between Saudi Arabia and Israel, increased humanitarian aid for Palestinian civilians in Gaza, and a temporary pause in fighting to allow the release of hostages taken by Hamas.&nbsp;

“I’m pushing very hard now to deal with this hostage ceasefire,” Biden told reporters at the White House. He added, “There are a lot of innocent people who are starving, a lot of innocent people who are in trouble and dying, and it’s gotta stop.”

The remarks were seen as the sharpest criticism of Israel’s response to Hamas’ October 7 attack on Israel which sparked the war in Gaza.&nbsp;

The Biden administration’s support for Israel amid the mounting death toll and deteriorating humanitarian situation in the Palestinian enclave has led to weeks of protests across the US.&nbsp;

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Notably, the US president has been a staunch supporter of Israel, but the recent remarks mark a shift in the rhetoric of the Biden administration which has long supported Israel’s right to defend itself.&nbsp;

<h2>Biden’s mounting frustration with Netanyahu?</h2>

A report by the Washington Post, on Sunday, citing several people familiar with discussions between Biden and his top aides said they are closer to a “breach” with Netanyahu than at any time since the beginning of the war.

According to the report, the US president no longer views the Israeli PM as a ‘productive partner’ who can be ‘influenced even in private’.&nbsp;

Therefore, ‘mounting frustration’ with Netanyahu has prompted some of Biden’s aides to urge him to be more publicly critical of the Israeli PM, reported the WaPo, citing six people familiar with the conversations&nbsp;who spoke on&nbsp;condition of anonymity.&nbsp;

Just last week, on Wednesday (Feb 7), Netanyahu rejected Hamas’ latest offer for a ceasefire and insisted that the country’s total victory in Gaza is within reach, a move that reportedly angered US officials.&nbsp;

The rejection also came after the Israeli PM held talks with US Secretary of State Antony Blinken who was in the midst of his 5th visit to the region to negotiate the&nbsp;new peace agreement which was turned down by Netanyahu.&nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies) 
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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.

United States President Joe Biden told Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday (Feb 11) that Israel should not proceed with a military operation in Gaza's Rafah without a plan to ensure the safety of around one million people taking shelter there, said the White House.

United States President Joe Biden told Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday (Feb 11) that Israel should not proceed with a military operation in Gaza's Rafah without a plan to ensure the safety of around one million people taking shelter there, said the White House. The conversation came shortly after Netanyahu, on Sunday said that he has not spoken to Biden since he called Israel’s military operations “over the top” last week. What did Biden and Netanyahu talk about? The US president reaffirmed the shared goal of defeating the Palestinian militant group Hamas and ensuring the long-term security of Israel but also called for "urgent and specific steps" to increase the amount of humanitarian aid to Palestinian civilians trapped in Gaza, said the White House in a statement. The aid agencies in Gaza's Rafah have warned that a military operation in the area located in the southern part of Gaza on the border with Egypt would be catastrophic. ALSO READ | Israel-Hamas war: Netanyahu rejects Hamas’ ceasefire deal, vows to fight until ‘total victory’ "Biden told Netanyahu that a military operation in Rafah should not proceed without a credible and executable plan for ensuring the safety of and support for the more than one million people sheltering there," the White House said. The two leaders also discussed the ongoing efforts to secure the release of all remaining hostages taken by Hamas and both agreed to remain in close contact. ‘Over the top’ In an interview, earlier on Sunday, the Israeli PM said that he has not spoken to the US president since he suggested Israel’s military response in Gaza has been “over the top” last week and is seeking a “sustained pause in the fighting” to help Palestinians in Gaza. “I appreciate President Biden’s support for Israel since the beginning of the war. I don’t know exactly what he meant by that,” said Netanyahu in a recent interview. WATCH | Israel-Hamas war: UN says Palestinian civilians in Rafah require protection Netanyahu’s remarks come days after Biden, on Thursday (Feb 8), said, “I’m of the view, as you know, that the conduct of the response in the Gaza Strip has been over the top.” He also spoke about how he has been pushing for a deal to normalise ties between Saudi Arabia and Israel, increased humanitarian aid for Palestinian civilians in Gaza, and a temporary pause in fighting to allow the release of hostages taken by Hamas. “I’m pushing very hard now to deal with this hostage ceasefire,” Biden told reporters at the White House. He added, “There are a lot of innocent people who are starving, a lot of innocent people who are in trouble and dying, and it’s gotta stop.” The remarks were seen as the sharpest criticism of Israel’s response to Hamas’ October 7 attack on Israel which sparked the war in Gaza. The Biden administration’s support for Israel amid the mounting death toll and deteriorating humanitarian situation in the Palestinian enclave has led to weeks of protests across the US. ALSO READ | Saudi Arabia says no ties with Israel until Palestinian state is 'recognised' Notably, the US president has been a staunch supporter of Israel, but the recent remarks mark a shift in the rhetoric of the Biden administration which has long supported Israel’s right to defend itself. Biden’s mounting frustration with Netanyahu? A report by the Washington Post, on Sunday, citing several people familiar with discussions between Biden and his top aides said they are closer to a “breach” with Netanyahu than at any time since the beginning of the war. According to the report, the US president no longer views the Israeli PM as a ‘productive partner’ who can be ‘influenced even in private’. Therefore, ‘mounting frustration’ with Netanyahu has prompted some of Biden’s aides to urge him to be more publicly critical of the Israeli PM, reported the WaPo, citing six people familiar with the conversations who spoke on condition of anonymity. Just last week, on Wednesday (Feb 7), Netanyahu rejected Hamas’ latest offer for a ceasefire and insisted that the country’s total victory in Gaza is within reach, a move that reportedly angered US officials. The rejection also came after the Israeli PM held talks with US Secretary of State Antony Blinken who was in the midst of his 5th visit to the region to negotiate the new peace agreement which was turned down by Netanyahu. (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.

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World leaders express deep concern over Netanyahu's Rafah plans. Worries over increasingly scarce supplies of food, water & drugs. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says he has ordered the military to prepare a plan for the evacuation of the population of the southern Gaza city of Rafah ahead of an expected ground invasion. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has brushed off mounting criticism against his plans to enter the largest city of Southern Gaza. The Prime Minister slammed his critics claiming that telling Israel to not enter Rafah is equivalent to Israel losing its war against Hamas. Watch to know more!

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A series of Israeli air strikes on the southern Gaza town of Rafah have killed at least 67 people. As per Gaza officials of strikes hit 14 homes and three mosques in different parts of Rafah mediators held new talks in Cairo for a paus in the fighting and he release of around 130 hostages.

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There is anger on the streets of Israel as frustrated demonstrators called on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to do more to get the hostages out of Gaza and nearby towns.

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Israel has claimed to have discovered a tunnel underneath the Gaza headquarters of the embattled&nbsp;UN Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near&nbsp;East (UNRWA). The Israeli military alleged that all tunnels operated by Hamas in the Gaza Strip were powered from there.&nbsp;&nbsp;

To ascertain its claims, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) has invited foreign journalists to inspect the 700-metre-long and 18-metre-deep tunnel.&nbsp;

“Acting on ISA intelligence, the forces discovered a tunnel shaft near a UNRWA school, leading to an underground terrorist tunnel beneath UNRWA’s main headquarters," said IDF&nbsp;on X (formerly known as Twitter).&nbsp;

"The forces found electrical infrastructure inside the tunnel connected to UNRWA’s main HQ, suggesting it was supplying the tunnel with electricity — generated by the fuel provided through humanitarian aid,” it added.&nbsp;

IDF claimed to have discovered large quantities of weapons, including rifles, grenades and explosives in the tunnel.&nbsp;

After Israel levelled the allegations, the UNRWA chief&nbsp;Philippe Lazzarini released a statement saying the UN aid agency "did not know" what was underneath its headquarters.&nbsp;

"UNRWA did not know what is under its headquarters in Gaza. Staff left its headquarters in Gaza City on 12 October following the Israeli evacuation orders and as bombardment intensified in the area. We have not used that compound since we left it nor are we aware of any activity that may have taken place there," posted&nbsp;Lazzarini on X.&nbsp;

Lazzarini said whenever such a "suspicious cavity" was found close to or under the UNRWA premises in the past, "protest letters were&nbsp;promptly filed to parties to the conflict, including both the de facto authorities in Gaza (Hamas) and the Israeli authorities".&nbsp;

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<h2>UNRWA in a soup&nbsp;</h2>

Over a dozen countries, including the United States, Britain, Italy, Germany, Switzerland, Finland, Canada, Japan, the Netherlands and Australia have paused funding to the aid agency after allegations surfaced that several of its employees had ties with Hamas.&nbsp;

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The allegations led to the UNRWA terminating several employees based on the information provided by Israeli authorities. However, many countries are now hesitant to continue the UN agency funding and calling for a thorough investigation.&nbsp;

The European Union,&nbsp;one of UNRWA's top donors, last month demanded an "urgent" audit of the UN agency for Palestinians.&nbsp;

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.&nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies)

Israel has claimed to have discovered a tunnel underneath the Gaza headquarters of the embattled UN Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA).

Israel has claimed to have discovered a tunnel underneath the Gaza headquarters of the embattled UN Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA). The Israeli military alleged that all tunnels operated by Hamas in the Gaza Strip were powered from there. To ascertain its claims, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) has invited foreign journalists to inspect the 700-metre-long and 18-metre-deep tunnel. “Acting on ISA intelligence, the forces discovered a tunnel shaft near a UNRWA school, leading to an underground terrorist tunnel beneath UNRWA’s main headquarters," said IDF on X (formerly known as Twitter). "The forces found electrical infrastructure inside the tunnel connected to UNRWA’s main HQ, suggesting it was supplying the tunnel with electricity — generated by the fuel provided through humanitarian aid,” it added. IDF claimed to have discovered large quantities of weapons, including rifles, grenades and explosives in the tunnel. After Israel levelled the allegations, the UNRWA chief Philippe Lazzarini released a statement saying the UN aid agency "did not know" what was underneath its headquarters. "UNRWA did not know what is under its headquarters in Gaza. Staff left its headquarters in Gaza City on 12 October following the Israeli evacuation orders and as bombardment intensified in the area. We have not used that compound since we left it nor are we aware of any activity that may have taken place there," posted Lazzarini on X. Lazzarini said whenever such a "suspicious cavity" was found close to or under the UNRWA premises in the past, "protest letters were promptly filed to parties to the conflict, including both the de facto authorities in Gaza (Hamas) and the Israeli authorities". - UNRWA did not know what is under its headquarters in Gaza. - UNRWA is made aware of reports through the media regarding a tunnel under the UNRWA Headquarters in Gaza. - UNRWA staff left its headquarters in Gaza City on 12 October following the Israeli evacuation orders and as… — Philippe Lazzarini (@UNLazzarini) February 10, 2024 × Watch | Gaza crisis: UNRWA staff involved in Oct 7th Hamas attack? | UN agency probes staff involvement UNRWA in a soup Over a dozen countries, including the United States, Britain, Italy, Germany, Switzerland, Finland, Canada, Japan, the Netherlands and Australia have paused funding to the aid agency after allegations surfaced that several of its employees had ties with Hamas. Also read | US holds back $300,000 funding to UN agency amid allegations of ties with Hamas The allegations led to the UNRWA terminating several employees based on the information provided by Israeli authorities. However, many countries are now hesitant to continue the UN agency funding and calling for a thorough investigation. The European Union, one of UNRWA's top donors, last month demanded an "urgent" audit of the UN agency for Palestinians. 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)

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