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.

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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.

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."&nbsp;

"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.

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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

Amid the ongoing Israel-Hamas war, Israel’s former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett gave civilians an odd piece of advice to blow the cover of Hamas militants portraying as IDF soldiers.&nbsp;

As the war spreads to other parts of Israel and blood-thirsty Hamas militants look for Israelis, there is a growing possibility of them portraying themselves as Israel Defence Forces&nbsp;soldiers.&nbsp;

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Bennett’s advice was shared through a WhatsApp message with Channel 12 News Israel, an Israeli broadcaster. He advises the people in a voice message, saying, “If the IDF knocks on your door, it could be terrorists, so don’t open it right away.”

He advised people to ask which unit the soldiers are from and to consider asking a "code" question.

The code question, he said, is "who represented Israel in the Eurovision."

Bennett added: "The terrorists will not know."

Bennett was earlier seen with the military, as he joined the reserve duty after Hamas launched a surprise attack on Israel over the weekend. Since then, thousands of Israelis have been killed and hundreds have been captured.

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The Eurovision is an international song competition organised by the European Broadcasting Union. Each participating country in the event submits an original song to be performed live with other competing countries, to decide the winner in the end.&nbsp;

Similarly, Israel also participated in the Eurovision 2023, in which, Noa Kirel represented the country. Her song, “Unicorn”, topped Israeli music charts.&nbsp;

Bennett was referring to this in his audio message to warn off Israelis from getting caught by Hamas militants. The advice might help, as Israelis will ask questions, not specifically this one, but other country-related questions as well, before letting anyone in.&nbsp;

<h2>Death toll crosses 1,300 amid Israel-Hamas war</h2>

More than 1,300 people have been killed - civilians and soldiers -&nbsp;since Hamas launched its surprise attack against Israel. The toll is based on the recent report by Israeli and Palestinian officials.&nbsp;

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Residents told Channel 12 News that Hamas militants were going door to door in Kibbutz Be'eri, a border community, trying to break into Israeli homes and kidnap people.

In other nearby kibbutz communities, residents described locking themselves in bomb shelters and safe rooms to avoid being taken captive amid the surprise attack on Israel on Saturday.

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Amid the ongoing Israel-Hamas war, Israel’s former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett gave civilians an odd piece of advice to blow the cover of Hamas militants portraying as IDF soldiers.

Amid the ongoing Israel-Hamas war, Israel’s former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett gave civilians an odd piece of advice to blow the cover of Hamas militants portraying as IDF soldiers. As the war spreads to other parts of Israel and blood-thirsty Hamas militants look for Israelis, there is a growing possibility of them portraying themselves as Israel Defence Forces soldiers. Also Read | Trudeau provokes India again, mentions 'importance of upholding law' during talks with Jordan King Bennett’s advice was shared through a WhatsApp message with Channel 12 News Israel, an Israeli broadcaster. He advises the people in a voice message, saying, “If the IDF knocks on your door, it could be terrorists, so don’t open it right away.” He advised people to ask which unit the soldiers are from and to consider asking a "code" question. The code question, he said, is "who represented Israel in the Eurovision." Bennett added: "The terrorists will not know." Bennett was earlier seen with the military, as he joined the reserve duty after Hamas launched a surprise attack on Israel over the weekend. Since then, thousands of Israelis have been killed and hundreds have been captured. Watch | Israel Hamas War | PM Modi: India stands in solidarity with Israel | Israel-Palestine Conflict × The Eurovision is an international song competition organised by the European Broadcasting Union. Each participating country in the event submits an original song to be performed live with other competing countries, to decide the winner in the end. Similarly, Israel also participated in the Eurovision 2023, in which, Noa Kirel represented the country. Her song, “Unicorn”, topped Israeli music charts. Bennett was referring to this in his audio message to warn off Israelis from getting caught by Hamas militants. The advice might help, as Israelis will ask questions, not specifically this one, but other country-related questions as well, before letting anyone in. Death toll crosses 1,300 amid Israel-Hamas war More than 1,300 people have been killed - civilians and soldiers - since Hamas launched its surprise attack against Israel. The toll is based on the recent report by Israeli and Palestinian officials. Also Read | Watch: Fauda star Lior Raaz takes cover from a rocket as he joins forces in Israel war against Hamas Residents told Channel 12 News that Hamas militants were going door to door in Kibbutz Be'eri, a border community, trying to break into Israeli homes and kidnap people. In other nearby kibbutz communities, residents described locking themselves in bomb shelters and safe rooms to avoid being taken captive amid the surprise attack on Israel on Saturday. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

Former Israeli PM Naftali Bennett tells civilians how to know if Hamas militants were posing as IDF

Israeli officials are facing heat over the unprecedented attacks launched by the Hamas terror group during the Jewish holiday over the weekend, as questions are being raised over the potential failure of its famed Mossad intelligence agency.

On Saturday (Oct 7) morning, Hamas began its blitzkrieg by air, land and sea spanning 22 locations outside the Gaza Strip, including towns and other communities as far as 15 miles (24 kilometres) from the Gaza border.

The attack caught the Israeli security apparatus off guard which had otherwise been largely successful in blunting any shadow war against the Jewish state.

The apparent lapse became clearer when Israeli newspaper Haaretz reported that neither the Israeli Defence Force nor the Israel Security Agency — commonly known as the Shin Bet — issued any warnings that the terrorist organisation, which operates out of the Gaza Strip, was about to launch the assault.

What makes this intelligence failure even more startling is the fact that senior IDF and defence ministry officials publicly said last week that Hamas was not particularly interested in open conflict, the outlet reported.

<h2>Israelis caught off-guard </h2>

US officials said that if the Israelis knew an attack was imminent, they did not share it with Washington.

“We were not tracking this,” a senior US military official said, according to NBC.

According to BBC, Israel has the most extensive and well-funded intelligence network in the Middle East.

Their spy network includes informants and agents who have infiltrated Palestinian militant groups, as well as similar organisations throughout Lebanon and Syria.

However, this wasn’t enough.

“The entire system failed. It’s not just one component,” Jonathan Conricus, a former IDF international spokesman, told CNN.

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“It’s the entire defence architecture that evidently failed to provide the necessary defence for Israeli civilians. This is a Pearl Harbor-type of moment for Israel, where there was reality up until today, and then there will be reality after today,” he added.

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So far, at least 700 people from the Israeli side have been killed, while more than 400 have died from the Palestinian side since Israel started retaliating.

<h2>Remnants of the Yom Kippur War </h2>

Saturday’s attack brought back painful memories of the October 1973 war, which happened exactly on the same date 50 years ago, in which Israel's enemies had launched a surprise attack on Yom Kippur, the holiest day in Judaism.

“It cannot be understated or put in less severe terms: The IDF, the strongest military in the Middle East and one of the most respected worldwide was caught completely by surprise in the Hamas attack on Israel on Saturday,” YNetNews, a leading portal, asserted.

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Israeli officials are facing heat over the unprecedented attacks launched by the Hamas terror group during the Jewish holiday over the weekend, as questions are being raised over the potential failure of its famed Mossad intelligence agency.

Israeli officials are facing heat over the unprecedented attacks launched by the Hamas terror group during the Jewish holiday over the weekend, as questions are being raised over the potential failure of its famed Mossad intelligence agency. On Saturday (Oct 7) morning, Hamas began its blitzkrieg by air, land and sea spanning 22 locations outside the Gaza Strip, including towns and other communities as far as 15 miles (24 kilometres) from the Gaza border. The attack caught the Israeli security apparatus off guard which had otherwise been largely successful in blunting any shadow war against the Jewish state. The apparent lapse became clearer when Israeli newspaper Haaretz reported that neither the Israeli Defence Force nor the Israel Security Agency — commonly known as the Shin Bet — issued any warnings that the terrorist organisation, which operates out of the Gaza Strip, was about to launch the assault. What makes this intelligence failure even more startling is the fact that senior IDF and defence ministry officials publicly said last week that Hamas was not particularly interested in open conflict, the outlet reported. Israelis caught off-guard US officials said that if the Israelis knew an attack was imminent, they did not share it with Washington. “We were not tracking this,” a senior US military official said, according to NBC. According to BBC, Israel has the most extensive and well-funded intelligence network in the Middle East. Their spy network includes informants and agents who have infiltrated Palestinian militant groups, as well as similar organisations throughout Lebanon and Syria. However, this wasn’t enough. “The entire system failed. It’s not just one component,” Jonathan Conricus, a former IDF international spokesman, told CNN. Also read | Israel's representative at UN shares video of Hamas thanking Iran for support “It’s the entire defence architecture that evidently failed to provide the necessary defence for Israeli civilians. This is a Pearl Harbor-type of moment for Israel, where there was reality up until today, and then there will be reality after today,” he added. Also read | Elon Musk promotes unvetted accounts amid spread of false war information So far, at least 700 people from the Israeli side have been killed, while more than 400 have died from the Palestinian side since Israel started retaliating. Remnants of the Yom Kippur War Saturday’s attack brought back painful memories of the October 1973 war, which happened exactly on the same date 50 years ago, in which Israel's enemies had launched a surprise attack on Yom Kippur, the holiest day in Judaism. “It cannot be understated or put in less severe terms: The IDF, the strongest military in the Middle East and one of the most respected worldwide was caught completely by surprise in the Hamas attack on Israel on Saturday,” YNetNews, a leading portal, asserted. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE

Did Israel’s famed intelligence service Mossad fail to foresee Hamas’ unprecedented terror attack?

The Hamas group of militants started firing a barrage of rockets into Israel in the wee hours of Saturday (Oct 7). The attack, from air and land, started around 6:30 am local time. The horrifying attack in parts of the country held Israel by surprise, with the killing and abducting of hundreds of civilians and soldiers.&nbsp;

One such site of terror was the Israeli music festival running near the Gaza-Israeli border. The gunmen left nearly 300 revellers dead at the scene while multiple attendees were taken hostage, as seen in social media videos.

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<h2>Music festival turned&nbsp;into horror show as Hamas militants attack the site</h2>

Several Israelis and foreigners were attending the outdoor Nova festival event in rural farmland near the border when Hamas took them by surprise. The event was supposed to be an all-night dance party, celebrating the Jewish holiday of Sukkot. But as the dawn broke, partygoers began hearing sirens and rockets.

“We didn’t even have any place to hide because we were at [an] open space,” Tal Gibly, one of the attendees, told CNN.

“Everyone got so panicked and started to take their stuff.”

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Explosions can be heard in the video taken by Gibly of her and friends walking through the quickly emptying concert grounds, roughly two miles from the border.

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When attendees tried to flee, militants started shooting them in the leg to stop them from fleeing. As many fled in their cars all at once, Gibly said the roadways became clogged and no one could move.&nbsp;

In videos Gibly took, an Israeli military vehicle is seen driving against the flow of traffic as people try to make way for it. Someone outside the car is heard screaming: “Go! Go forward! Go forward!”

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That’s when Gibly said she and her friends panicked, abandoned the car, and began running.

<h2>Hostages taken to Gaza</h2>

Details of hostages from the attack are beginning to emerge as family members recognise relatives in videos circulating from Gaza.

In one such video that went viral, an Israeli woman and her boyfriend, identified as Noa Argamani and Avinatan Or, who had attended the festival, were shown being kidnapped.

In it, Or was seen nearby as the motorcycle carrying Argamani rode past, and he was eventually apprehended by several men, and made to walk with his hands held behind his back.

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The Hamas group of militants started firing a barrage of rockets into Israel in the wee hours of Saturday (Oct 7). The attack, from air and land, started around 6:30 am local time.

The Hamas group of militants started firing a barrage of rockets into Israel in the wee hours of Saturday (Oct 7). The attack, from air and land, started around 6:30 am local time. The horrifying attack in parts of the country held Israel by surprise, with the killing and abducting of hundreds of civilians and soldiers. One such site of terror was the Israeli music festival running near the Gaza-Israeli border. The gunmen left nearly 300 revellers dead at the scene while multiple attendees were taken hostage, as seen in social media videos. Also Read | China framed India in pro-Khalistan leader Nijjar's 'assassination', alleges US-based Chinese blogger Music festival turned into horror show as Hamas militants attack the site Several Israelis and foreigners were attending the outdoor Nova festival event in rural farmland near the border when Hamas took them by surprise. The event was supposed to be an all-night dance party, celebrating the Jewish holiday of Sukkot. But as the dawn broke, partygoers began hearing sirens and rockets. “We didn’t even have any place to hide because we were at [an] open space,” Tal Gibly, one of the attendees, told CNN. “Everyone got so panicked and started to take their stuff.” Also Read | Did Israel’s famed intelligence service fail to foresee Hamas’ unprecedented terror attack? Explosions can be heard in the video taken by Gibly of her and friends walking through the quickly emptying concert grounds, roughly two miles from the border. The world needs to see this, A nation of terrorists attacking Israel, Innocent civilians that was in party, they killed people, kidnapping people. pic.twitter.com/KWdhTTzDBY — Haim Gozali 🇮🇱 (@Haimgozali) October 8, 2023 × Disclaimer: WION cannot independently verify the authenticity of photos and videos shared on social media. When attendees tried to flee, militants started shooting them in the leg to stop them from fleeing. As many fled in their cars all at once, Gibly said the roadways became clogged and no one could move. In videos Gibly took, an Israeli military vehicle is seen driving against the flow of traffic as people try to make way for it. Someone outside the car is heard screaming: “Go! Go forward! Go forward!” Also Read | ECB's Lagarde expresses confidence in 2pc inflation target and Europe's gas reserves That’s when Gibly said she and her friends panicked, abandoned the car, and began running. Hostages taken to Gaza Details of hostages from the attack are beginning to emerge as family members recognise relatives in videos circulating from Gaza. In one such video that went viral, an Israeli woman and her boyfriend, identified as Noa Argamani and Avinatan Or, who had attended the festival, were shown being kidnapped. In it, Or was seen nearby as the motorcycle carrying Argamani rode past, and he was eventually apprehended by several men, and made to walk with his hands held behind his back. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

Video shows music festival attendees fleeing site amid attack by Hamas militants

In the ongoing Israel-Hamas war, an Israeli mother and her two daughters are among the hundreds of civilians held hostage by militants. Hamas invaded Israel on Oct 7&nbsp;morning through land and air, killing and capturing hundreds of Israelis.&nbsp;

Doron Asher, the mother of the two young girls, had gone with her girls to visit their grandmother in the village of Nir Oz near the Gaza border over the weekend when Hamas militants descended on the home, as per Reuters.

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Doron called her husband, Yoni, who was in central Israel and was terrified over the call when she told him that the “terrorists are in the house.” After this, the phone was cut and Yoni hasn’t heard from her since.

On tracking Doron’s phone, Yoni found that her location showed her being across the border in Gaza.&nbsp;

Later, a video surfaced online in which Doron was clearly seen with her daughters being held at gunpoint in a cart along with other hostages in Hamas.

<h2>Relatives scan through graphic videos from Gaza to find missing</h2>

Many graphic videos of Israelis are being shared on X by pro-Hamas attack users and others. Relatives of missing Israelis have to go through these bloody videos to find their loved ones in hopes that they are alive. Yoni also saw her wife and daughters in one such video.

"My wife Doron Asher and 2 daughters Raz Asher 5yo and Aviv Asher 3yo, were taken yesterday as prisoners of Hamas. They were visiting my mother-in-law in Nir Oz", Yoni told WION.&nbsp;

"Along with my mother-in-law and her spouse, they were taken out of the house."

“My little two girls, they are only babies, they are not even 5 years old and 3 years old. … I don’t know in what terms they are captive. I don’t know what happened to them.”

Distressed Yoni issued a desperate plea that his family be kept safe, and even offered himself up as a hostage in exchange for their return.&nbsp;

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“I want to ask of Hamas, Don’t hurt them. Don’t hurt little children. Don’t hurt women.”

“If you want me instead, I’m willing to come.”

Numerous videos have emerged showing women, old and young, being carried away screaming on motorcycles and in cars and loaded into trucks and wagons.

Survivors of a music festival targeted by Hamas said the militants were shooting the legs off concertgoers to keep them from fleeing.

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In the ongoing Israel-Hamas war, an Israeli mother and her two daughters are among the hundreds of civilians held hostage by militants. Hamas invaded Israel on Oct 7 morning through land and air, killing and capturing hundreds of Israelis. Doron Asher, the mother of the two young girls, had gone with her girls to visit their grandmother in the village of Nir Oz near the Gaza border over the weekend when Hamas militants descended on the home, as per Reuters. Also Read | Oil prices surge as West Asia tensions escalate amidst Israel-Hamas conflict Doron called her husband, Yoni, who was in central Israel and was terrified over the call when she told him that the “terrorists are in the house.” After this, the phone was cut and Yoni hasn’t heard from her since. On tracking Doron’s phone, Yoni found that her location showed her being across the border in Gaza. Later, a video surfaced online in which Doron was clearly seen with her daughters being held at gunpoint in a cart along with other hostages in Hamas. Relatives scan through graphic videos from Gaza to find missing Many graphic videos of Israelis are being shared on X by pro-Hamas attack users and others. Relatives of missing Israelis have to go through these bloody videos to find their loved ones in hopes that they are alive. Yoni also saw her wife and daughters in one such video. "My wife Doron Asher and 2 daughters Raz Asher 5yo and Aviv Asher 3yo, were taken yesterday as prisoners of Hamas. They were visiting my mother-in-law in Nir Oz", Yoni told WION. "Along with my mother-in-law and her spouse, they were taken out of the house." “My little two girls, they are only babies, they are not even 5 years old and 3 years old. … I don’t know in what terms they are captive. I don’t know what happened to them.” Distressed Yoni issued a desperate plea that his family be kept safe, and even offered himself up as a hostage in exchange for their return. Also Read | Watch | Israel's representative at UN shares video of Hamas thanking Iran for support “I want to ask of Hamas, Don’t hurt them. Don’t hurt little children. Don’t hurt women.” “If you want me instead, I’m willing to come.” Numerous videos have emerged showing women, old and young, being carried away screaming on motorcycles and in cars and loaded into trucks and wagons. Survivors of a music festival targeted by Hamas said the militants were shooting the legs off concertgoers to keep them from fleeing. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

Take me instead: Grieving dad pleads for release of wife, daughters taken hostage by Hamas

Bruno Mars' highly-anticipated concert scheduled for Saturday night in Tel Aviv, Israel, has been cancelled, as confirmed by concert organiser Live Nation Israel. The cancellation announcement was made through a text post on the company's verified Instagram account earlier in the day.

The Grammy-winning artist had already performed in Israel for the first time earlier in the week, entertaining a crowd of 60,000 fans. A second show was scheduled for Saturday as part of his tour itinerary.

However, the cancellation comes in the midst of escalating conflict in the region. Israel's Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, declared a state of war after Palestinian militants from Gaza launched a devastating barrage of rockets and sent gunmen into Israeli territory on Saturday morning. In response, Israel initiated airstrikes on Gaza, leading to continued fighting throughout the day.

This surprise attack and the subsequent hostilities mark a significant escalation in the longstanding conflict between the two sides. Israeli authorities report that over 200 people have died, and more than 1,400 are wounded in Israel. Meanwhile, Palestinian authorities claim that at least 232 Palestinians have lost their lives, and more than 1,600 are injured.

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The situation worsened as a new round of rockets fired by Gaza militants on Saturday evening resulted in direct hits on multiple locations within Israel, including Tel Aviv, according to Israeli authorities.

Meanwhile, a UN peacekeeping force deployed along Lebanon’s southern border has called for “everyone to exercise restraint” and make use of the force’s “liaison and coordination mechanisms to de-escalate” and prevent a fast deterioration of the security situation. It said it had detected several rockets fired from southeast Lebanon toward “Israeli-occupied territory,” followed by artillery fire from Israel toward Lebanon.

The statement came shortly after Hezbollah said it fired at Israeli positions in the disputed Chebaa Farms along the border with Syria’s Israeli-occupied Golan Heights. The force known as UNIFIL said it is in contact with authorities on both sides of the border at all levels “to contain the situation and avoid a more serious escalation.”

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Bruno Mars' highly-anticipated concert scheduled for Saturday night in Tel Aviv, Israel, has been cancelled, as confirmed by concert organiser Live Nation Israel.

Bruno Mars' highly-anticipated concert scheduled for Saturday night in Tel Aviv, Israel, has been cancelled, as confirmed by concert organiser Live Nation Israel. The cancellation announcement was made through a text post on the company's verified Instagram account earlier in the day. The Grammy-winning artist had already performed in Israel for the first time earlier in the week, entertaining a crowd of 60,000 fans. A second show was scheduled for Saturday as part of his tour itinerary. However, the cancellation comes in the midst of escalating conflict in the region. Israel's Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, declared a state of war after Palestinian militants from Gaza launched a devastating barrage of rockets and sent gunmen into Israeli territory on Saturday morning. In response, Israel initiated airstrikes on Gaza, leading to continued fighting throughout the day. This surprise attack and the subsequent hostilities mark a significant escalation in the longstanding conflict between the two sides. Israeli authorities report that over 200 people have died, and more than 1,400 are wounded in Israel. Meanwhile, Palestinian authorities claim that at least 232 Palestinians have lost their lives, and more than 1,600 are injured. Also read: Kylie Jenner forced to delete pro-Israel post amid Hamas attack The situation worsened as a new round of rockets fired by Gaza militants on Saturday evening resulted in direct hits on multiple locations within Israel, including Tel Aviv, according to Israeli authorities. Meanwhile, a UN peacekeeping force deployed along Lebanon’s southern border has called for “everyone to exercise restraint” and make use of the force’s “liaison and coordination mechanisms to de-escalate” and prevent a fast deterioration of the security situation. It said it had detected several rockets fired from southeast Lebanon toward “Israeli-occupied territory,” followed by artillery fire from Israel toward Lebanon. The statement came shortly after Hezbollah said it fired at Israeli positions in the disputed Chebaa Farms along the border with Syria’s Israeli-occupied Golan Heights. The force known as UNIFIL said it is in contact with authorities on both sides of the border at all levels “to contain the situation and avoid a more serious escalation.” (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

Bruno Mars' Tel Aviv concert cancelled amid escalating conflict between Hamas and Israeli forces

In the wake of recent deadly attacks by Hamas on Israel, reality TV star and makeup mogul Kylie Jenner found herself at the centre of a controversy when she briefly posted an Instagram story expressing support for Israel. In her post shared on&nbsp;Saturday, Jenner shared an image of Israel's flag accompanied by the text, "Now and always, we stand with the people of Israel!" However, she quickly deleted the post after receiving backlash from people supporting Palestine and Hamas.

Screenshots of Jenner's now-deleted Instagram story are currently circulating on various social platforms. Her comment section has been flooded with mean and derogatory comments. Many criticised her for delving into politics and expressing support for Israel and posted Palestinian flags. On the other hand, some are calling out the reality TV star for deleting the pro-Israel&nbsp;post after the backlash.&nbsp;

Jenner's post was triggered by Hamas' "surprise attack" on Israel. The conflict has seen more than 300 casualties, including an IDF commander.

U.S. President Joe Biden and Secretary of State Anthony Blinken expressed their solidarity with Tel Aviv and promised their unwavering support.

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While the conflict in the region continues to escalate, the United Nations' child advocacy group, UNICEF, has called for an immediate ceasefire. UNICEF's executive director, Catherine Russell, stressed the importance of protecting children in the midst of the conflict, highlighting their right to grow up in peace.

Meanwhile, Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has reaffirmed his commitment to respond to Hamas' actions with equal intensity.&nbsp;Taking to his official handle on social media platform X, the Israeli Prime Minister said, "The IDF will immediately use all its strength to destroy Hamas's capabilities. We will destroy them and we will forcefully avenge this dark day that they have forced on the State of Israel and its citizens. As Bialik wrote: 'Revenge for the blood of a little child has yet been devised by Satan'."

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In the wake of recent deadly attacks by Hamas on Israel, reality TV star and makeup mogul Kylie Jenner found herself at the centre of a controversy when she briefly posted an Instagram story expressing support for Israel.

In the wake of recent deadly attacks by Hamas on Israel, reality TV star and makeup mogul Kylie Jenner found herself at the centre of a controversy when she briefly posted an Instagram story expressing support for Israel. In her post shared on Saturday, Jenner shared an image of Israel's flag accompanied by the text, "Now and always, we stand with the people of Israel!" However, she quickly deleted the post after receiving backlash from people supporting Palestine and Hamas. Screenshots of Jenner's now-deleted Instagram story are currently circulating on various social platforms. Her comment section has been flooded with mean and derogatory comments. Many criticised her for delving into politics and expressing support for Israel and posted Palestinian flags. On the other hand, some are calling out the reality TV star for deleting the pro-Israel post after the backlash. Jenner's post was triggered by Hamas' "surprise attack" on Israel. The conflict has seen more than 300 casualties, including an IDF commander. U.S. President Joe Biden and Secretary of State Anthony Blinken expressed their solidarity with Tel Aviv and promised their unwavering support. Also read: I stand with Israel: Gal Gadot, Jamie Lee Curtis and other celebrities react to Hamas deadly attack While the conflict in the region continues to escalate, the United Nations' child advocacy group, UNICEF, has called for an immediate ceasefire. UNICEF's executive director, Catherine Russell, stressed the importance of protecting children in the midst of the conflict, highlighting their right to grow up in peace. Meanwhile, Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has reaffirmed his commitment to respond to Hamas' actions with equal intensity. Taking to his official handle on social media platform X, the Israeli Prime Minister said, "The IDF will immediately use all its strength to destroy Hamas's capabilities. We will destroy them and we will forcefully avenge this dark day that they have forced on the State of Israel and its citizens. As Bialik wrote: 'Revenge for the blood of a little child has yet been devised by Satan'." WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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