The Israel-Gaza conflict has become the deadliest on record for aid workers, with increasing numbers of humanitarian staff killed or injured while attempting to provide assistance in the region. The escalation has significantly impacted relief efforts amid growing violence.

Israel-Gaza War: Gaza Conflict Sets New Record As The Deadliest For Aid Workers

The International Criminal Court (ICC) has accused Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of committing war crimes, citing his role in actions that have escalated the ongoing conflict. The accusation adds further international scrutiny to Israel's military operations.

ICC Accuses Israel PM Netanyahu Of Committing War

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, on Friday (Nov 22) extended an invitation to his Israeli counterpart Benjamin Netanyahu to visit the European country in open defiance of an arrest warrant issued by the International Criminal Court (ICC). While speaking to state radio, Orban accused the ICC of “interfering in an ongoing conflict for political purposes.”

Netanyahu in response thanked Orban for “moral clarity” on the issue, saying Hungary stood strong “by the side of justice and truth”.

The ICC issued the arrest warrant against Netanyahu, and former Israeli defence minister Yoav Gallant earlier on Thursday, accusing the duo of using “starvation as a method of warfare”. The move was immediately slammed by like-minded nations like the United States, Austria and Argentina but Hungary went a step ahead by inviting Netanyahu over.

Orban termed the ICC’s warrant “outrageously impudent” and “cynical,” saying he would “defy this decision, and it will have no consequences for him.”

It is to be noted that ICC member nations are required to abide by the warrants and detain suspects the moment they set foot on their soil. However, the court lacks the ways to enforce its rulings.

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The United Kingdom and European Union&nbsp;have said they are bound by the ICC charter and hinted that they would detain Netanyahu once he enters their territory.

“The UK will always comply with its legal obligations as set out by domestic law and indeed international law,” a statement by Downing Street read. The EU on Thursday said the warrants against Israeli leaders were not political and should be respected.

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“This decision is a binding decision and all states, all state parties of the court, which include all members of the European Union, are binding to implement this court decision,” said the EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell. Israel on the other hand labelled the move as “antisemitic” in a statement.

(With inputs from agencies)

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, on Friday (Nov 22) extended an invitation to his Israeli counterpart Benjamin Netanyahu to visit the European country in open defiance of an arrest warrant issued by the International Criminal Court (ICC).

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, on Friday (Nov 22) extended an invitation to his Israeli counterpart Benjamin Netanyahu to visit the European country in open defiance of an arrest warrant issued by the International Criminal Court (ICC). While speaking to state radio, Orban accused the ICC of “interfering in an ongoing conflict for political purposes.” Netanyahu in response thanked Orban for “moral clarity” on the issue, saying Hungary stood strong “by the side of justice and truth”. The ICC issued the arrest warrant against Netanyahu, and former Israeli defence minister Yoav Gallant earlier on Thursday, accusing the duo of using “starvation as a method of warfare”. The move was immediately slammed by like-minded nations like the United States, Austria and Argentina but Hungary went a step ahead by inviting Netanyahu over. Orban termed the ICC’s warrant “outrageously impudent” and “cynical,” saying he would “defy this decision, and it will have no consequences for him.” It is to be noted that ICC member nations are required to abide by the warrants and detain suspects the moment they set foot on their soil. However, the court lacks the ways to enforce its rulings. Also read: US to deploy additional military assets to West Asia in warning to Iran The United Kingdom and European Union have said they are bound by the ICC charter and hinted that they would detain Netanyahu once he enters their territory. “The UK will always comply with its legal obligations as set out by domestic law and indeed international law,” a statement by Downing Street read. The EU on Thursday said the warrants against Israeli leaders were not political and should be respected. Also read: Only a multi-national peace initiative can arrest the spiralling West Asia crisis “This decision is a binding decision and all states, all state parties of the court, which include all members of the European Union, are binding to implement this court decision,” said the EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell. Israel on the other hand labelled the move as “antisemitic” in a statement. (With inputs from agencies)

Hungary PM defies ICC arrest warrant by inviting Netanyahu over, Israel PM responds

The United States has rejected the International Criminal Court's decision to issue arrest warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and former defence minister Yoav Gallant. Watch this report for more details!

Israel-Hamas War: US Rejects ICC's Arrest Warrant Against Israeli Leaders

Israel is offering cash rewards to try and get the hostages back. Benjamin Netanyahu has said Israel is offering a reward of $5 million to anybody who brings out a hostage held in Gaza. But will this strategy work? And why has Netanyahu made this offer now? Molly Gambhir decodes.

Netanyahu Offers Cash Rewards to Bring Back Hostages | GRAVITAS

Israeli strikes killed 15 people including five children in Palestine's Gaza Strip. A school turn shelter was hit in Nuseirat refugee camp killing six people including two women and one child. Meanwhile, the United States vetoed a UN resolution demanding an immediate ceasefire in the war in Gaza saying that the resolution was not linked to an immediate release of hostages taken captive by Hamas in Israel in October 2023. Watch in for more details!

Israel-Hamas War: Another IDF Strike Hit Tent Sheltering Displaced Palestinians

US special envoy Amos Hochstein said on a visit to Beirut that an end to the Israel-Hezbollah war was "now within our grasp" as he met with officials to discuss a truce plan largely endorsed by Lebanon. Watch this report for more details!

Israel-Hezbollah War: Two IDF Soldiers Killed In Lebanon and Gaza

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu offered Palestinians money and a path to safety in exchange for the release of Israeli hostages. Watch this report for more details!

Israel-Hamas War: Netanyahu Announces $5 Million Reward for Each Hostage Freed in Gaza

At least 10 Palestinians were killed and 20 others were injured in an Israeli strike on a United Nations-run Gaza school on Saturday (Nov 16). The strike targeted the Shati refugee camp which is currently sheltering displaced families and people.

Gaza health officials said the UN-run Abu Assi school was struck and people may still be buried under the rubble. Authorities said the rescue operations were still going on. Israel is yet to comment on the incident.

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Meanwhile, the Israeli military reported Saturday that two rockets were fired at the Jewish nation from the northern Gaza Strip and both were intercepted. Palestinian officials said a total of 30 people were killed by the Israeli military on Saturday in several incidents on Saturday.

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According to the Gaza health ministry, 43,799 people have died in the Gaza Strip so far since the conflict began on October 7, 2023.

<h2>Israeli forces face setback in Lebanon: Report</h2>

Israeli soldiers on Saturday reached their deepest point in Lebanon since the invasion began almost six weeks ago; however, they were forced to retreat after facing attacks from Hezbollah fighters.

"Troops captured a strategic hill in the southern Lebanese village of Chamaa, five kilometres (three miles) from the Israeli border early Saturday", the state-run National News Agency reported.&nbsp;

Israeli forces targeted the Shrine of Shimon the Prophet in Chamaa, as well as several homes, before they withdrew, the news report said.

Israel’s military said in a statement that its troops “continue their limited, localized, and targeted operational activity in southern Lebanon”.

The push on the ground came as Israeli warplanes pounded Beirut’s southern suburbs as well as several other areas in southern Lebanon, including the port city of Tyre.

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)

At least 10 Palestinians were killed and 20 others were injured in an Israeli strike on a United Nations-run Gaza school on Saturday (Nov 16). The strike targeted the Shati refugee camp which is currently sheltering displaced families and people.

At least 10 Palestinians were killed and 20 others were injured in an Israeli strike on a United Nations-run Gaza school on Saturday (Nov 16). The strike targeted the Shati refugee camp which is currently sheltering displaced families and people. Gaza health officials said the UN-run Abu Assi school was struck and people may still be buried under the rubble. Authorities said the rescue operations were still going on. Israel is yet to comment on the incident. Also read: Hamas says `not received` request to leave Qatar amid reports of Doha backing out of Gaza truce talks Meanwhile, the Israeli military reported Saturday that two rockets were fired at the Jewish nation from the northern Gaza Strip and both were intercepted. Palestinian officials said a total of 30 people were killed by the Israeli military on Saturday in several incidents on Saturday. Also read: 'Partial, biased data': Israel rejects warnings of impending famine in Gaza According to the Gaza health ministry, 43,799 people have died in the Gaza Strip so far since the conflict began on October 7, 2023. Israeli forces face setback in Lebanon: Report Israeli soldiers on Saturday reached their deepest point in Lebanon since the invasion began almost six weeks ago; however, they were forced to retreat after facing attacks from Hezbollah fighters. "Troops captured a strategic hill in the southern Lebanese village of Chamaa, five kilometres (three miles) from the Israeli border early Saturday", the state-run National News Agency reported. Israeli forces targeted the Shrine of Shimon the Prophet in Chamaa, as well as several homes, before they withdrew, the news report said. Israel’s military said in a statement that its troops “continue their limited, localized, and targeted operational activity in southern Lebanon”. The push on the ground came as Israeli warplanes pounded Beirut’s southern suburbs as well as several other areas in southern Lebanon, including the port city of Tyre. 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)

Gaza war: Israeli strike on UN-run school kills 10 Palestinians, rescue ops still on

The United Nations has stated that Israel's actions in Gaza may be consistent with reports of genocide, amid escalating violence in the ongoing Israel-Gaza conflict. The UN’s comments come after increasing concern over civilian casualties and the destruction of infrastructure in Gaza. Israel has denied the allegations, defending its military operations as necessary to combat terrorism.

Israel-Gaza War: Israel's Actions In Gaza Consistent With Genocide Reports UN

Hezbollah claims to have launched missiles and drones at Israel’s Kirya military base. Housing Israel’s military headquarters, the Defence ministry, the war command Centre, general staff, and the air force's critical command posts.

Israel-Hezbollah War: Hezbollah Claims Drones, Missiles Fired at Israel Army HQ |

As the Israel-Hamas war continues, questions arise over whether Israel has missed the U.S. deadline for providing aid to Gaza, amid ongoing humanitarian concerns and international pressure.

Israel-Hamas War: Has Israel Missed U.S.' Gaza Aid Deadline?

The Israel-Hezbollah conflict has seen fluctuating signals from Israel regarding a potential truce with Lebanon. While Israel has expressed interest in de-escalating tensions, its actions, such as continued military strikes and military readiness, suggest uncertainty and mixed intentions. These contradictory signals have raised questions about Israel's long-term strategy and its willingness to engage in peace talks with Hezbollah, amidst the ongoing regional instability.

Israel-Hezbollah War: Israel's Mixed Signals Over Lebanon Truce

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu spoke with former U.S. President Donald Trump to discuss the growing threat from Iran. The conversation focused on Iran's nuclear ambitions and its influence in the Middle East, with both leaders expressing concerns about Tehran's destabilizing actions. Netanyahu reiterated Israel's commitment to countering Iranian aggression, while Trump offered support for Israel's security and continued pressure on Iran.

US-Israel: Netanyahu Speaks To Trump, Discusses Iranian Threat

President Biden has pledged to continue diplomatic efforts to address the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas, focusing on easing tensions in Gaza and Lebanon. The U.S. administration is working to secure humanitarian aid access, push for a ceasefire, and engage with regional partners to prevent further escalation. Biden's goal is to stabilize the region while supporting Israel's right to self-defense and seeking a long-term peaceful resolution.

Israel-Hamas War: Biden Will Keep Pressing Diplomatic Efforts In Gaza, Lebanon

In the ongoing Israel-Gaza conflict, the humanitarian situation in Gaza has become dire, with residents relying heavily on limited aid for survival. As supplies dwindle and access to basic necessities becomes increasingly restricted, many Gazans face a precarious existence, struggling to meet their essential needs. The ongoing violence and blockades exacerbate the crisis, leaving countless individuals in a state of uncertainty and vulnerability.

Israel-Gaza War: Water Scarcity Pushes Gazans Into Life-Threatening Situation

In the ongoing Israel-Gaza conflict, families of hostages are calling for greater transparency regarding their loved ones' situations, despite the potential security risks involved. They express frustration over the lack of information and seek clarity from authorities about efforts to secure their release. This demand for transparency highlights the emotional toll on families caught in the crisis and underscores the broader challenges of balancing security concerns with the need for accountability and communication during wartime.

Israel-Gaza War: Families Of Hostages Demand Transparency Despite Security Risks

Israel-Gaza War: Gazans Live On Thin-Stream On Humanitarian Aid

US Republican presidential hopeful Donald Trump has asked Israel PM Benjamin Netanyahu to end the war in Gaza before he ‘returns to office,’ according to a report by the Times of Israel.

The Israeli news outlet cited two sources in its report, who said the message was conveyed by Trump in July when the duo met at the former president’s Florida Mar-a-Lago resort.

While Trump had previously admitted that he asked Netanyahu to win the war quickly, now it has been revealed that he had attached a deadline to it—January 20.

During his campaign trail, Trump has largely shied away from talking about the ongoing war in West Asia but has signalled his full support to Israel’s military operations against Iran and the proxies backed by it.

He even argued in favour of Israel attacking the nuclear sites in the Shi’ite country.

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"That's the thing you wanna hit," Trump spoke during a rally in Fayetteville, North Carolina.

On the other hand, Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris has labelled Trump ‘dangerous’ for West Asia. "I believe that Donald Trump is dangerous," Harris said during a CNN town hall last week.

"I believe that when you have a president of the United States who has said to his generals who worked for him because he is Commander in Chief — these conversations, I assume, many of them took place in the Oval Office — if the president of the United States, the Commander in Chief, is saying to his generals, in essence, 'Why can't you be more like Hitler's generals?' Anderson, come on," she added.

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Times of Israel reported earlier this month, quoting two sources, that Israeli officials were worried over Trump’s repeated calls for ending the war in Gaza. The officials fear that if Netanyahu fails to adhere to Trump’s deadline, it may even lead to some clash between the two leaders.

“There are internal political constraints to ending the war quickly,” one source told the Israeli outlet.

(With inputs from agencies)

US Republican presidential hopeful Donald Trump has asked Israel PM Benjamin Netanyahu to end the war in Gaza before he ‘returns to office,’ according to a report by the Times of Israel.

US Republican presidential hopeful Donald Trump has asked Israel PM Benjamin Netanyahu to end the war in Gaza before he ‘returns to office,’ according to a report by the Times of Israel. The Israeli news outlet cited two sources in its report, who said the message was conveyed by Trump in July when the duo met at the former president’s Florida Mar-a-Lago resort. While Trump had previously admitted that he asked Netanyahu to win the war quickly, now it has been revealed that he had attached a deadline to it—January 20. During his campaign trail, Trump has largely shied away from talking about the ongoing war in West Asia but has signalled his full support to Israel’s military operations against Iran and the proxies backed by it. He even argued in favour of Israel attacking the nuclear sites in the Shi’ite country. Also read: Trump faces another groping allegation, pageant queen claims 'he tried to lift my dress' "That's the thing you wanna hit," Trump spoke during a rally in Fayetteville, North Carolina. On the other hand, Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris has labelled Trump ‘dangerous’ for West Asia. "I believe that Donald Trump is dangerous," Harris said during a CNN town hall last week. "I believe that when you have a president of the United States who has said to his generals who worked for him because he is Commander in Chief — these conversations, I assume, many of them took place in the Oval Office — if the president of the United States, the Commander in Chief, is saying to his generals, in essence, 'Why can't you be more like Hitler's generals?' Anderson, come on," she added. Also read: 'You are not garbage': Trump rides garbage truck in uniform for supporters at rally in jibe to Biden's remarks Times of Israel reported earlier this month, quoting two sources, that Israeli officials were worried over Trump’s repeated calls for ending the war in Gaza. The officials fear that if Netanyahu fails to adhere to Trump’s deadline, it may even lead to some clash between the two leaders. “There are internal political constraints to ending the war quickly,” one source told the Israeli outlet. (With inputs from agencies)

Trump told Netanyahu to end Gaza war ‘before he returns to office’: Report

According to reports, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu expressed strong opposition to a proposed hostage deal in Gaza. Netanyahu's stance has consistently thwarted ceasefire efforts over the past year.

Israel-Hamas War: Will Netanyahu Ever Agree To a Ceasefire Deal?

In a controversial move, Israel has officially prohibited United Nations aid destined for Palestinian territories, citing security concerns and the need to prevent resources from reaching militant groups. This decision exacerbates an already dire humanitarian situation, with aid organizations warning that thousands of vulnerable individuals could be left without critical support. The ban raises significant questions about the future of humanitarian assistance in the region and the broader implications for peace negotiations.

Israel-Hamas War: Israel Bans UN Aid o Palestine Amid Ongoing Conflict

Hamas has expressed its openness to any agreements or ideas for establishing a permanent ceasefire in the Gaza Strip. Watch this report for more details!

Israel-Hamas War: Hamas Says Open to Agreements on Permanent Ceasefire

Israel-Hamas War: Hamas Says 'Open To Discuss Any Deal That Leads to Permanent Ceasefire

In the ongoing Israel-Hamas war, families of Israeli hostages are urgently pleading for a negotiated deal to secure the release of their loved ones. They are calling on the government to prioritize their plight amid the escalating conflict. The emotional appeals reflect the deep concern and anxiety felt by families as they await news on the fate of the hostages, underscoring the human toll of the conflict.

Israel-Hamas War: Families Of Israeli Hostages Plead For Hostage Deal

In the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hezbollah, Israeli forces have intensified airstrikes on a village in southern Lebanon. The escalation comes amid rising tensions and increased military activity in the region, leading to significant concerns about civilian safety and further instability in the area.

Israel-Hezbollah War: Israel Intensifies Strikes On Village In Southern Lebanon

The Israeli military has captured militants hiding in a hospital in Gaza amid the ongoing Israel-Hamas war. This operation is part of a broader campaign to dismantle militant infrastructure in the region. The presence of militants in a medical facility has sparked international concern over the protection of civilians and the implications for humanitarian efforts in Gaza. The situation remains tense as both sides continue to engage in hostilities.

Israel-Hamas War: Israeli Military Captures Militants In Gaza's Hospital

Clashes between Israel and Hezbollah have intensified along the Lebanon border, escalating tensions in the region. The renewed fighting has seen exchanges of fire and artillery shelling, raising concerns about a broader conflict. Both sides have reported casualties, and the situation remains volatile as diplomatic efforts struggle to contain the violence and prevent further escalation.

Israel-Hezbollah Clashes Intensify Along Lebanon Border

Egypt's president Abdel Fattah el-Sissi on Sunday (October 27) announced a proposal for a two-day ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, with the aim of securing the release of four hostages held in Gaza.

Israel-Hamas War: Egypt Proposes Two-Day Gaza Ceasefire To Facilitate Return Of Hostages

As per the latest report, Israel is considering putting a biometric system for future residents of the enclave. In our next report, we ask What does the future of Gaza look like?

Israel Planning Biometric Screening for Palestinians: Report 

Israel said its spy chief will attend Gaza ceasefire talks and Hamas vowed to stop fighting if a truce is reached, as long-stalled efforts to end the war appeared to gain momentum. Watch this report for more details!

Israel-Hamas War: Israel and Hamas Signal Openness to Talks on Gaza Truce

Today, Russian state-owned media reported that Hamas plans to release two hostages, who are Russian citizens, As part of the first hostage deal. Does this mean that Russian diplomacy has achieved something that the Americans, Despite their efforts and publicity, Have not?

Hamas Says Russian Citizens to Be Released First in a Hostage Deal

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