Stories of the aggreived are mounting on the other side of Palestine. One such story is of Aminah Ghannam, a woman who lost her four sons to war. Ghannam visits graves of her dead children in Tulkarm. Her two sons died in airstrikes and two other in gun battle with IDF. Watch to know more about her story.

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The Lebanese Health Ministry said Israeli strikes on Central Beirut on Thursday night killed 22 people and wounded at least 117. Watch in for more details!

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It's been over a year since tensions drastically escalated in West Asia and today, while the Israel's Focus may have shifted from neutralizing Hamas in Gaza to suppressing Hezbollah's ability to carry out cross-border attacks on Israel...what has remained hushed up is the logistics of the IDF. Watch in for more details!

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U.S. President Joe Biden has urged Israel to "minimize harm" to civilians amid escalating tensions in Lebanon. In light of increased cross-border hostilities involving Hezbollah and Israeli forces, Biden emphasized the importance of restraint and adherence to international humanitarian principles. His message underscores the U.S.'s commitment to supporting Israel’s security while also advocating for the protection of civilian lives in the conflict. The call reflects ongoing concerns about the broader implications of military actions in Lebanon and the need to prevent further escalation in the region.

Israel-Lebanon War: Joe Biden Urges Israel To 'Minimize Harm' In Lebanon

Ratan Tata was laid to rest in Mumbai on Thursday (Oct 10) with state honors and thousands turned up to pay tribute. A stampede-like situation ensued outside Mumbai's National Centre for the Performing Arts (NCPA), where people gathered to pay their last respects to Ratan Tata, who passed away late Wednesday.&nbsp;

The United Nations Independent International Commission of Inquiry on Thursday (Oct 10) accused Israel of a 'crime against humanity of extermination', adding that "Israel has perpetrated a concerted policy to destroy Gaza's healthcare system as part of a broader assault on Gaza." This comes after Israeli airstrikes killed at least 28 people in a Gaza school.&nbsp;

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Ratan Tata was laid to rest in Mumbai on Thursday (Oct 10) with state honors and thousands turned up to pay tribute. A stampede-like situation ensued outside Mumbai's National Centre for the Performing Arts (NCPA), where people gathered to pay their last respects to Ratan Tata, who passed away late Wednesday.

Ratan Tata was laid to rest in Mumbai on Thursday (Oct 10) with state honors and thousands turned up to pay tribute. A stampede-like situation ensued outside Mumbai's National Centre for the Performing Arts (NCPA), where people gathered to pay their last respects to Ratan Tata, who passed away late Wednesday. The United Nations Independent International Commission of Inquiry on Thursday (Oct 10) accused Israel of a 'crime against humanity of extermination', adding that "Israel has perpetrated a concerted policy to destroy Gaza's healthcare system as part of a broader assault on Gaza." This comes after Israeli airstrikes killed at least 28 people in a Gaza school. Click on the headlines to read more Ratan Tata laid to rest with state honours in Mumbai; thousands turn up to pay tribute A stampede-like situation ensued outside Mumbai's National Centre for the Performing Arts (NCPA) on Thursday, where people had gathered to pay their last respects to Ratan Tata, who passed away late Wednesday at the Breach Candy Hospital. Due to the growing crowd, the Mumbai Police had to conduct a lathi charge to manage the situation. UN probe accuses Israel of 'crime against humanity of extermination' after 28 killed in Gaza school An Israeli airstrike killed at least 28 people and injured dozens in a school sheltering displaced families in the central Gaza Strip on Thursday (Oct 10), the Palestinian Red Crescent said. The United Nations Independent International Commission of Inquiry issued a statement, saying, "Israel has perpetrated a concerted policy to destroy Gaza's healthcare system as part of a broader assault on Gaza." India: 200 kg cocaine worth $238 million seized in Delhi, days after $667 million drug bust Delhi Police on Thursday (Oct 10) seized 200 kilogrammes of cocaine worth Rs 2,000 crore ($238 million), days after a record-breaking $667 million drug bust. Delhi Police’s Special Cell recovered drugs from the Ramesh Nagar area in West Delhi. Nobel Prize in Literature 2024 awarded to South Korean author Han Kang The Nobel Prize in Literature 2024 has been awarded to South Korean author Han Kang, “for her intense poetic prose that confronts historical traumas and exposes the fragility of human life”. Her works include The Vegetarian, The White Book, Human Acts and Greek Lessons. PM Modi addresses ASEAN-India Summit: ‘21st century is the century of India and ASEAN countries’ Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday (Oct 10) spoke at the ASEAN-India Summit held in Vientiane, Laos, where he stressed how India's Act East policy has strengthened its longstanding ties with ASEAN nations. He also highlighted the importance of India-ASEAN collaboration, especially amid current global challenges. IS-linked 5 Arab Israelis arrested for plotting car-bombing in Tel Aviv mall Five Arab Israeli citizens linked to the banned terror outfit IS have been arrested for allegedly plotting a car bombing, according to the Israeli police and Shin Bet security service. The five residents hailed from Taybeh in central Israel and had formed a terror cell affiliated with the IS. J&K: Omar Abdullah elected as National Conference legislature party leader In a fresh twist in Jammu and Kashmir politics, four Independent MLAs have extended support to the National Conference for the formation of government. With this development, the National Conference has hit the magic number of 46 on its own. The National Conference can now stake claim for forming government without the support of Congress or any other party. PM Modi holds key talks with counterparts from Japan, New Zealand on sidelines of ASEAN-India summit Prime Minister Narendra Modi held his first bilateral meeting with Japan's newly appointed Prime Minister, Shigeru Ishiba, on Thursday (10 Oct), on the sidelines of the ASEAN-India Summit in Laos. Border-Gavaskar Trophy: Rohit Sharma likely to miss Perth Test; Abhimanyu Easwaran in contention India could be handed major concern ahead of the upcoming Border-Gavaskar trophy against Australia, as some reports suggest that captain Rohit Sharma could be out of the Perth Test. According to a media report, Rohit could be out due to a personal reason for the opening Test match in Perth which starts on November 22. India will play Australia in a five-match Test series against the Aussies and have won the last two series Down Under. Dr Dre in trouble: Former psychiatrist hits him with $10 million harassment suit Rapper Dr Dre is in trouble as a former psychiatrist has slapped a $10 million lawsuit against him, accusing him of sending a “barrage of threats” including “homophobic rhetoric."

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Italy's defence minister on Thursday slammed the "shooting" at the headquarters of the UN peacekeeping force in Lebanon as "intolerable", after the force said it had been hit by Israeli tank fire.

The minister, Guido Crosetto said he "protested" to Israel's defence minister and summoned the Israeli ambassador over the incident.

"The shooting at the UNIFIL headquarters" and other incidents involving "small arms fire" are "intolerable, they must be carefully and decisively avoided," Crosetto said in a statement.

"For these reasons, I protested to my Israeli counterpart and the Israeli ambassador to Italy," he said.

Italy has more than 1,000 troops in the 10,000-strong UNIFIL force in south Lebanon that said Israeli tank fire on its headquarters wounded two members.

Crosetto said he told Israeli Defence Minister Yoav Gallant "that what is happening... starting from the shooting at the UNIFIL headquarters is, for me and for the Italian government, unacceptable".

"Any possible error that could put the soldiers, both Italian and UNIFIL, at risk must be avoided,"&nbsp;he said.

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UNIFIL has called for a ceasefire since an escalation between Israel and the Lebanese militant group Hezbollah on September 23, after a year of cross-border fire.

Crosetto said there had been other incidents, including the deliberate disabling of perimeter-monitoring cameras and the shooting at a lighting and a relay station, all of which were "in clear contrast to international law".

"This morning I sent a formal communication to the United Nations to reiterate the unacceptability of what is happening in South Lebanon,"&nbsp;he said.

Thursday's incident is the most serious reported by UNIFIL since it said last week it had rejected Israeli demands to "relocate" from some positions.

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UNIFIL was set up in 1978 to monitor the withdrawal of Israeli forces after they invaded Lebanon in reprisal for a Palestinian attack.

It was bolstered in Security Council Resolution 1701 after Hezbollah and Israel fought a war in 2006, and its peacekeepers are tasked with monitoring the ceasefire between the two sides.

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Italy's defence minister on Thursday slammed the "shooting" at the headquarters of the UN peacekeeping force in Lebanon as "intolerable", after the force said it had been hit by Israeli tank fire.

Italy's defence minister on Thursday slammed the "shooting" at the headquarters of the UN peacekeeping force in Lebanon as "intolerable", after the force said it had been hit by Israeli tank fire. The minister, Guido Crosetto said he "protested" to Israel's defence minister and summoned the Israeli ambassador over the incident. "The shooting at the UNIFIL headquarters" and other incidents involving "small arms fire" are "intolerable, they must be carefully and decisively avoided," Crosetto said in a statement. "For these reasons, I protested to my Israeli counterpart and the Israeli ambassador to Italy," he said. Italy has more than 1,000 troops in the 10,000-strong UNIFIL force in south Lebanon that said Israeli tank fire on its headquarters wounded two members. Crosetto said he told Israeli Defence Minister Yoav Gallant "that what is happening... starting from the shooting at the UNIFIL headquarters is, for me and for the Italian government, unacceptable". "Any possible error that could put the soldiers, both Italian and UNIFIL, at risk must be avoided," he said. Watch | What Is the 2006 UN Resolution That Could Help Resolve The Israel-Hezbollah Conflict? × UNIFIL has called for a ceasefire since an escalation between Israel and the Lebanese militant group Hezbollah on September 23, after a year of cross-border fire. Crosetto said there had been other incidents, including the deliberate disabling of perimeter-monitoring cameras and the shooting at a lighting and a relay station, all of which were "in clear contrast to international law". "This morning I sent a formal communication to the United Nations to reiterate the unacceptability of what is happening in South Lebanon," he said. Thursday's incident is the most serious reported by UNIFIL since it said last week it had rejected Israeli demands to "relocate" from some positions. Also read | UN peacekeeping mission HQ in south Lebanon hit by shell for second time since Israel-Hamas war UNIFIL was set up in 1978 to monitor the withdrawal of Israeli forces after they invaded Lebanon in reprisal for a Palestinian attack. It was bolstered in Security Council Resolution 1701 after Hezbollah and Israel fought a war in 2006, and its peacekeepers are tasked with monitoring the ceasefire between the two sides. Disclaimer: This story has been published from a news agency feed with minimal edits to adhere to WION's style guide. The headline may have been changed to better reflect the content of the story or to make it more suitable for WION audience.

Italy slams Israel over ‘shooting’ at UN Lebanon peacekeepers, terms it ‘intolerable’

President Biden has urged Israel to minimise harm in Lebanon as President Biden and Netanyahu engaged over a phone call that lasted for 30 mins.. This conversation comes at a pivotal time, as tensions over Iran's nuclear ambitions have escalated, and both nations face increasing pressure to address Tehran's behavior in the Middle East.

Biden, Netanyahu Discuss Israeli Retaliation Plans Against Iran Amid Rising Tensions

An Israeli airstrike killed at least 28 people&nbsp;and injured&nbsp;dozens&nbsp;in a school sheltering displaced families in the central Gaza Strip on Thursday (Oct 10), the Palestinian Red Crescent said.&nbsp;

More than 50 other people were injured in the strike at Rufaida al-Aslamia school, which the medical organisation said was close to its headquarters in the town of Deir al-Balah.

The Israeli military said the "precise" strike targeted Hamas fighters operating inside a "command-and-control centre” at the school.

It added that the military had taken steps to lessen harm to civilians and accused Hamas of systematically abusing civilian infrastructure, an allegation the group has previously denied.

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Meanwhile, Gaza's Hamas-run health ministry also mentioned the death toll, saying 28 have been killed and calling it a “new massacre” by the Israeli military.

Since the war began almost a year ago, many schools have been turned into shelters for the 1.9 million Palestinians who have fled their homes.&nbsp;

<h2>UN commission accuses Israel of 'destroying Gaza's healthcare system'</h2>

The United Nations Independent International Commission of Inquiry issued a statement, saying, "Israel has perpetrated a concerted policy to destroy Gaza's healthcare system as part of a broader assault on Gaza."

The country is "committing war crimes and the crime against humanity of extermination with relentless and deliberate attacks on medical personnel and facilities", it added.

Watch |&nbsp;Israel-Hamas War: Israeli Strikes Kill 12 Palestinians In Gaza

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The report further highlighted the abuse of Palestinian detainees in Israel and of hostages in Gaza, accusing both Israel and Palestinian armed groups of "torture" and sexual and gender-based violence.

However, Israel has accused the commission of &nbsp;"systematic anti-Israeli discrimination" and has rejected the findings of its June report, which also accused Israel of committing crimes against humanity, including "extermination" in Gaza.

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An Israeli airstrike killed at least 28 people and injured dozens in a school sheltering displaced families in the central Gaza Strip on Thursday (Oct 10), the Palestinian Red Crescent said.

An Israeli airstrike killed at least 28 people and injured dozens in a school sheltering displaced families in the central Gaza Strip on Thursday (Oct 10), the Palestinian Red Crescent said. More than 50 other people were injured in the strike at Rufaida al-Aslamia school, which the medical organisation said was close to its headquarters in the town of Deir al-Balah. The Israeli military said the "precise" strike targeted Hamas fighters operating inside a "command-and-control centre” at the school. It added that the military had taken steps to lessen harm to civilians and accused Hamas of systematically abusing civilian infrastructure, an allegation the group has previously denied. Also read: At least 45 killed in last 24 hours as Israel carries out new strikes in Gaza Meanwhile, Gaza's Hamas-run health ministry also mentioned the death toll, saying 28 have been killed and calling it a “new massacre” by the Israeli military. Since the war began almost a year ago, many schools have been turned into shelters for the 1.9 million Palestinians who have fled their homes. UN commission accuses Israel of 'destroying Gaza's healthcare system' The United Nations Independent International Commission of Inquiry issued a statement, saying, "Israel has perpetrated a concerted policy to destroy Gaza's healthcare system as part of a broader assault on Gaza." The country is "committing war crimes and the crime against humanity of extermination with relentless and deliberate attacks on medical personnel and facilities", it added. Watch | Israel-Hamas War: Israeli Strikes Kill 12 Palestinians In Gaza × The report further highlighted the abuse of Palestinian detainees in Israel and of hostages in Gaza, accusing both Israel and Palestinian armed groups of "torture" and sexual and gender-based violence. However, Israel has accused the commission of "systematic anti-Israeli discrimination" and has rejected the findings of its June report, which also accused Israel of committing crimes against humanity, including "extermination" in Gaza. Disclaimer: WION takes the utmost care to accurately and responsibly report conflicts in West Asia involving Israel, Iran, Syria, Iraq, and non-state actors like the Islamic State, among others. In this context, claims and counterclaims are being made online and offline. WION cannot independently verify the authenticity of all statements, social media posts, photos, and videos. (With inputs from agencies)

UN probe accuses Israel of 'crime against humanity of extermination' after 28 killed in Gaza school

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and U.S. President Joe Biden engage over a crucial phone call focused on Iran’s growing nuclear threat and regional activities. President Biden has urged Israel to minimise harm in Lebanon. This conversation comes at a pivotal time, as tensions over Iran's nuclear ambitions have escalated, and both nations face increasing pressure to address Tehran's behavior in the Middle East.

White House: Biden Urges Israel To 'Minimise Harm' In Lebanon

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and U.S. President Joe Biden have agreed to remain in "close touch" following a recent call between the two leaders. The conversation focused on key issues such as regional security, the ongoing conflict in Gaza, and efforts to normalize relations between Israel and its Arab neighbors. Both leaders reaffirmed the strong U.S.-Israel alliance and expressed a commitment to continued dialogue on mutual concerns. Their close communication underscores the importance of cooperation in navigating the complexities of Middle East diplomacy and security.

Benjamin Netanyahu, Joe Biden To Stay In 'Close Touch' After Call

Biden, Bibi Discuss Israel's Retaliation Plan Against Iran Over Phone Call

White House: Cannot & Will Not See Lebanon Turn Into Another Gaza

US President Joe Biden spoke to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Wednesday, for talks expected to include a discussion of Israeli plans for a retaliatory strike on Iran.

Biden, Netanyahu Discuss Israel's Retaliation Against Iran

Hamas chief Yahya Sinwar resurfaces after weeks of silence. Yahya Sinwar has reportedly re-established contact with ceasefire mediators in Qatar. Sinwar’s weeks of silence stirred speculation he might have been killed in Gaza. Sinwar cut off contact thinking Israel was uninterested in reaching a deal: Sources. Senior Israeli officials say Sinwar hasn’t softened his positions on a ceasefire deal. Hamas has demanded IDF’s complete withdrawal and permanent end to the war. Watch to know!

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Israel's options for striking Iran range from symbolic strikes on military targets to crippling attacks on Iran's vital oil industry or its secretive and heavily fortified nuclear program. Watch for more details!

Israel-Iran Crisis: Israel's Options for Striking Iran Range From Symbolic to Severe

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Tuesday (Oct 8) claimed that Israeli airstrikes had killed two successors of Hezbollah's slain leader Hassan Nasrallah. This is in contrast to the Israel Defence Forces (IDF), which said it cannot confirm if Hashem Safieddine, the man expected to succeed Nasrallah, was killed when Israel struck the intelligence compound in Beirut in al- Dahieh neighbourhood.

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The Israeli military's spokesperson Rear Admiral Daniel Hagari&nbsp;in a televised statement on Tuesday (Oct 8) confirmed the strikes but did not verify whether Safieddine was killed. Instead, the IDF spokesperson said that they "knew" that Nasrallah's expected successor was there.

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"The results of these strikes are being checked. Hezbollah is trying to conceal information. We will know and update the public," he explained.

Meanwhile,&nbsp;Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Tuesday (Oct 8) announced&nbsp;that the Israeli forces have taken out "Nasrallah's replacement" Hashem Safieddine, and the 'replacement of the replacement'.

"We’ve degraded Hezbollah’s capabilities. We took out thousands of terrorists, including Nasrallah himself and Nasrallah’s replacement, and the replacement of the replacement," Netanyahu said.

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A relative of Nasrallah, Hashem Safieddine has been running the Iran-backed movement alongside its deputy secretary general Naim Qassem since Nasrallah's assassination by Israel on Sept. 27.

In 2017, the US&nbsp;State Department declared him a specially designated global terrorist.

During the past year, amid heightening hostilities with Israel,&nbsp;Safieddine had assumed a prominent role speaking for the militant group Hezbollah. In this time, he was seen&nbsp;addressing funerals and other events that Nasrallah had long avoided for security reasons.

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In the aftermath of the Gaza war, which was ignited by Hamas' attack on southern Israel on October 7, 2023, and led to a parallel conflict between Hezbollah and Israel, Hashem Safieddine was the first Hezbollah official to address the situation in a public statement.

Addressing&nbsp;a rally in Beirut's southern suburbs the day after the attack, he announced that Hezbollah's&nbsp;"guns and our rockets are with you (Hamas)… Everything&nbsp;we have is with you."

(With inputs from agencies)

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Tuesday (Oct 8) claimed that Israeli airstrikes had killed two successors of Hezbollah's slain leader Hassan Nasrallah.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Tuesday (Oct 8) claimed that Israeli airstrikes had killed two successors of Hezbollah's slain leader Hassan Nasrallah. This is in contrast to the Israel Defence Forces (IDF), which said it cannot confirm if Hashem Safieddine, the man expected to succeed Nasrallah, was killed when Israel struck the intelligence compound in Beirut in al- Dahieh neighbourhood. What did the IDF say? The Israeli military's spokesperson Rear Admiral Daniel Hagari in a televised statement on Tuesday (Oct 8) confirmed the strikes but did not verify whether Safieddine was killed. Instead, the IDF spokesperson said that they "knew" that Nasrallah's expected successor was there. Also read | Netanyahu says Nasrallah's successor Hashem Safieddine, his ‘replacement’ also killed "The results of these strikes are being checked. Hezbollah is trying to conceal information. We will know and update the public," he explained. Meanwhile, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Tuesday (Oct 8) announced that the Israeli forces have taken out "Nasrallah's replacement" Hashem Safieddine, and the 'replacement of the replacement'. "We’ve degraded Hezbollah’s capabilities. We took out thousands of terrorists, including Nasrallah himself and Nasrallah’s replacement, and the replacement of the replacement," Netanyahu said. Who is Hashem Safieddine? A relative of Nasrallah, Hashem Safieddine has been running the Iran-backed movement alongside its deputy secretary general Naim Qassem since Nasrallah's assassination by Israel on Sept. 27. In 2017, the US State Department declared him a specially designated global terrorist. During the past year, amid heightening hostilities with Israel, Safieddine had assumed a prominent role speaking for the militant group Hezbollah. In this time, he was seen addressing funerals and other events that Nasrallah had long avoided for security reasons. Also read | Biden calls Netanyahu 'that son of a b***h' and 'bad guy' behind closed doors In the aftermath of the Gaza war, which was ignited by Hamas' attack on southern Israel on October 7, 2023, and led to a parallel conflict between Hezbollah and Israel, Hashem Safieddine was the first Hezbollah official to address the situation in a public statement. Addressing a rally in Beirut's southern suburbs the day after the attack, he announced that Hezbollah's "guns and our rockets are with you (Hamas)… Everything we have is with you." (With inputs from agencies)

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Amid escalating tensions between Iran and Israel, former U.S. President Donald Trump has publicly called for Israel to target Iran's nuclear facilities. Trump’s remarks come as the conflict intensifies, with Israel focusing on neutralizing threats posed by Iranian-backed forces. He emphasized the potential threat of a nuclear-armed Iran and urged swift military action to prevent further advancements in Iran's nuclear program. Trump's statement has added to the growing international debate on how to address the conflict and the broader implications of Iran’s nuclear ambitions.

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Following an evacuation warning from the Israeli army, state-run media in Lebanon said that a series of Israeli attacks on Hezbollah's stronghold in south Beirut on Tuesday caused "massive destruction" and destroyed four structures.

Massive Destruction In Strikes On South Beirut: Lebanese Media

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and U.S. President Joe Biden are set to engage in a crucial phone call focused on Iran’s growing nuclear threat and regional activities. This conversation comes at a pivotal time, as tensions over Iran's nuclear ambitions have escalated, and both nations face increasing pressure to address Tehran's behavior in the Middle East.

Netanyahu and Biden Meeting Likely To Focus On Israel Plan To Retaliate Against Iran

At least six people were wounded, two of them seriously, in a stabbing attack in the Israeli city of Hadera on Wednesday. Watch the report for more insights!

Israel: 6 Injured in Stabbing Attack in Hadera, Attacker Killed

Israel: 6 Injured After Being Stabbed in Terror Attack in Hadera

An assailant stabbed six people in four different locations in Israel's Hadera and fled on a moped. In the incident, all the people were wounded, with some of them in critical condition.&nbsp;

The Israeli police alleged that the Hadera stabbing was a "terror attack".&nbsp;

According to the security sources, the accused was identified as Ahmad Jabareen, 36, an Israeli citizen from the nearby Arab city of Umm al-Fahm.&nbsp;

The police said the suspect has been located and “neutralized,” without elaborating.

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They say he stabbed people in four different locations and fled on a moped. He was reportedly on a motorcycle when he stabbed passersby and fled.&nbsp;

Hillel Yaffe Medical Center stated that six people have been injured and brought for treatment, including two in critical condition, three in serious condition, and one in moderate condition.&nbsp;

New police chief Daniel Levy implied that the Israeli police are currently unable to adequately prevent terror attacks, the Times of Israel reported.&nbsp;

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“I want to stress that the Israel Police, these days, as you understand, is stretched to the limit,” he said. “My heart is with the injured, but it seems like this is what we’ll have to face in this period and we need to be strong.”

The attack comes as tensions in West Asia have heightened. Last week, seven people were killed in a shooting attack in Tel Aviv. The shooting attack happened just before Iran launched ballistic missiles at Israel.&nbsp;

Disclaimer: WION takes the utmost care to accurately and responsibly report conflicts in West Asia involving Israel, Iran, Syria, Iraq, and non-state actors like the Islamic State, among others. In this context, claims and counterclaims are being made online and offline. WION cannot independently verify the authenticity of all statements, social media posts, photos, and videos.

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An assailant stabbed six people in four different locations in Israel's Hadera and fled on a moped. In the incident, all the people were wounded, with some of them in critical condition.

An assailant stabbed six people in four different locations in Israel's Hadera and fled on a moped. In the incident, all the people were wounded, with some of them in critical condition. The Israeli police alleged that the Hadera stabbing was a "terror attack". According to the security sources, the accused was identified as Ahmad Jabareen, 36, an Israeli citizen from the nearby Arab city of Umm al-Fahm. The police said the suspect has been located and “neutralized,” without elaborating. Also read: Israel: Woman killed, 10 wounded in terror attack at Beersheba central bus station; attacker shot dead They say he stabbed people in four different locations and fled on a moped. He was reportedly on a motorcycle when he stabbed passersby and fled. Hillel Yaffe Medical Center stated that six people have been injured and brought for treatment, including two in critical condition, three in serious condition, and one in moderate condition. New police chief Daniel Levy implied that the Israeli police are currently unable to adequately prevent terror attacks, the Times of Israel reported. Watch | Israel-Gaza War: Yahya Sinwar Has Reportedly Reestalished Contacts With Qatar | WION Originals × “I want to stress that the Israel Police, these days, as you understand, is stretched to the limit,” he said. “My heart is with the injured, but it seems like this is what we’ll have to face in this period and we need to be strong.” The attack comes as tensions in West Asia have heightened. Last week, seven people were killed in a shooting attack in Tel Aviv. The shooting attack happened just before Iran launched ballistic missiles at Israel. Disclaimer: WION takes the utmost care to accurately and responsibly report conflicts in West Asia involving Israel, Iran, Syria, Iraq, and non-state actors like the Islamic State, among others. In this context, claims and counterclaims are being made online and offline. WION cannot independently verify the authenticity of all statements, social media posts, photos, and videos. (With inputs from agencies)

Stabbing in Israel's Hadera: 6 stabbed, two critically wounded; police alleged 'terror attack'

At least 45 people were killed in Israeli military strikes on Gaza in the past 24 hours, Palestinian medics said on Wednesday, as Israeli forces pressed on with a raid on the Jabalia refugee camp in the enclave's north.

The Israeli military says the raid, now in its fifth day, is intended to stop Hamas fighters staging further attacks from Jabalia and to prevent them regrouping.

It has repeatedly issued evacuation orders to residents of Jabalia and nearby areas, but Palestinian and UN&nbsp;officials say there are no safe places to flee to in the Gaza Strip.

The Palestinian Civil Emergency Service said it had received unconfirmed reports that dozens of Palestinians may have been killed in Jabalia and other areas of northern Gaza, but is unable to reach them because of Israeli bombardments.

"At least 400,000 people are trapped in the area," Philippe Lazzarini, the head of the UN&nbsp;aid agency for Palestinian refugees, UNRWA, posted on X on Wednesday.

"Recent evacuation orders from the Israeli Authorities are forcing people to flee again &amp; again, especially from Jabalia Camp. Many are refusing because they know too well that no place anywhere in #Gaza is safe."

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Lazzarini said some UNRWA shelters and services were being forced to shut down for the first time since the war began and that with almost no basic supplies available, hunger was spreading again in northern Gaza.

"This recent military operation also threatens the implementation of the second phase of the #polio vaccination campaign for children," he said.

Israel did not immediately comment on Lazzarini's remarks. Israeli authorities have previously said they facilitate food deliveries to Gaza despite challenging conditions.

<h2>OVERNIGHT STRIKES</h2>

The Gaza health ministry said the army had ordered three hospitals in northern Gaza to evacuate. Hundreds of patients and medics were trapped inside those facilities, it said in a statement on Wednesday.

"The lives of dozens of patients are at risk because of the Israeli siege around those hospitals."

Israel's military, which is now also in conflict with Hezbollah in Lebanon, says Hamas militants use residential areas as cover in densely populated Gaza, including schools and hospitals. Hamas denies this.

Hamas exiled official Izzat El-Reshiq said in a statement Israel's escalation in northern Gaza aimed to punish residents for refusing to leave their homes.

He blamed the United States, which he said claims to have worked to end the war, for being partners with Israel in the "war of genocide" in Gaza.

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In one Israeli strike overnight on a house in Shejaiya, a suburb of Gaza City, nine people of the same family were killed, medics said. Others were killed overnight in central areas of the Gaza Strip.

Israel began its offensive against Hamas in Gaza after fighters from the Palestinian militant group attacked southern Israeli communities on October&nbsp;7, 2023, killing about 1,200 people and taking about 250 hostages, according to Israeli tallies.

Nearly 42,000 Palestinians have been killed in the Israeli offensive, the Gaza health ministry says. Most of Gaza's 2.3 million people have been displaced and much of the enclave has been laid to waste.

Disclaimer: This story has been published from a news agency feed with minimal edits to adhere to WION's style guide. The headline may have been changed to better reflect the content of the story or to make it more suitable for WION audience.

At least 45 people were killed in Israeli military strikes on Gaza in the past 24 hours, Palestinian medics said on Wednesday, as Israeli forces pressed on with a raid on the Jabalia refugee camp in the enclave's north.

At least 45 people were killed in Israeli military strikes on Gaza in the past 24 hours, Palestinian medics said on Wednesday, as Israeli forces pressed on with a raid on the Jabalia refugee camp in the enclave's north. The Israeli military says the raid, now in its fifth day, is intended to stop Hamas fighters staging further attacks from Jabalia and to prevent them regrouping. It has repeatedly issued evacuation orders to residents of Jabalia and nearby areas, but Palestinian and UN officials say there are no safe places to flee to in the Gaza Strip. The Palestinian Civil Emergency Service said it had received unconfirmed reports that dozens of Palestinians may have been killed in Jabalia and other areas of northern Gaza, but is unable to reach them because of Israeli bombardments. "At least 400,000 people are trapped in the area," Philippe Lazzarini, the head of the UN aid agency for Palestinian refugees, UNRWA, posted on X on Wednesday. "Recent evacuation orders from the Israeli Authorities are forcing people to flee again & again, especially from Jabalia Camp. Many are refusing because they know too well that no place anywhere in #Gaza is safe." Also Read| North Korea announces plan to block borders with South Korea, cut roads and railways| Lazzarini said some UNRWA shelters and services were being forced to shut down for the first time since the war began and that with almost no basic supplies available, hunger was spreading again in northern Gaza. "This recent military operation also threatens the implementation of the second phase of the #polio vaccination campaign for children," he said. Israel did not immediately comment on Lazzarini's remarks. Israeli authorities have previously said they facilitate food deliveries to Gaza despite challenging conditions. OVERNIGHT STRIKES The Gaza health ministry said the army had ordered three hospitals in northern Gaza to evacuate. Hundreds of patients and medics were trapped inside those facilities, it said in a statement on Wednesday. "The lives of dozens of patients are at risk because of the Israeli siege around those hospitals." Israel's military, which is now also in conflict with Hezbollah in Lebanon, says Hamas militants use residential areas as cover in densely populated Gaza, including schools and hospitals. Hamas denies this. Hamas exiled official Izzat El-Reshiq said in a statement Israel's escalation in northern Gaza aimed to punish residents for refusing to leave their homes. He blamed the United States, which he said claims to have worked to end the war, for being partners with Israel in the "war of genocide" in Gaza. Also Read| Did Israel kill Hashem Safieddine? IDF unsure even as Netanyahu claims he was 'taken out'| In one Israeli strike overnight on a house in Shejaiya, a suburb of Gaza City, nine people of the same family were killed, medics said. Others were killed overnight in central areas of the Gaza Strip. Israel began its offensive against Hamas in Gaza after fighters from the Palestinian militant group attacked southern Israeli communities on October 7, 2023, killing about 1,200 people and taking about 250 hostages, according to Israeli tallies. Nearly 42,000 Palestinians have been killed in the Israeli offensive, the Gaza health ministry says. Most of Gaza's 2.3 million people have been displaced and much of the enclave has been laid to waste. Disclaimer: This story has been published from a news agency feed with minimal edits to adhere to WION's style guide. The headline may have been changed to better reflect the content of the story or to make it more suitable for WION audience.

At least 45 killed in last 24 hours as Israel carries out new strikes in Gaza

Israel cannot confirm whether the potential successor to the slain Hezbollah leader Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah has been killed, a government spokesperson said on Monday, following reports that he was targeted in an Israeli air strike last week.

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Viktor Bout, the Russian arms dealer known as the “Merchant of Death,” walked out of a U.S. prison almost two years ago in a trade with Moscow for U.S. basketball star Brittney Griner. Now he is back in business, trying to broker the sale of small arms to Yemen’s Iran-backed Houthi militants. Watch in for more details!

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Israel marks first anniversary of Hamas-led militant attacks that sparked Gaza war. Hamas burst through the thinly defended border, inflicting the worst day on Israelis. Around 1,200 people were killed and around 300 were taken hostage in Gaza. Since then, Israel waged a war against Hamas and inflicted terrible days on Palestinians. Nearly 42,000 people, including women and children, have been killed in Gaza. Watch to know more!

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Oct 7 marks the first anniversary of the Hamas-led militant attacks on Israel. Hundreds of Hamas fighters launched a ‘surprise attack’ breaching the Gaza border. Infiltration resulted in the deaths of 1,205 individuals on the Israeli side. Attack led to the onset of the Israel-Gaza war that has killed over 41,000 Gazans. Soon after the attack, Israeli PM Netanyahu announced that ‘We are at war’. Watch to know more!

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43 illegal residents from the Palestinian areas were arrested in Jaffa when police officers carried out what was described a "proactive and focused activity" in the Jaffa area due to concerns about employing or lodging illegal aliens. 
Two of the illegal residents were arrested while traveling in a car.

In addition, the police located 41 illegal aliens in two apartments on a street in the Jaffa area. 
The police said that at this stage the investigation into the employers of the Palestinians who had no permits for working or being in Israel continues, and possible criminal charges against them are being examined. 
The police stressed that contractors and citizens who employ and offer accommodations to residents of the Palestinian areas without a residence or work permit endanger themselves and the public.&nbsp;

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43 illegal residents from the Palestinian areas were arrested in Jaffa when police officers carried out what was described a "proactive and focused activity" in the Jaffa area due to concerns about employing or lodging illegal aliens.

43 illegal residents from the Palestinian areas were arrested in Jaffa when police officers carried out what was described a "proactive and focused activity" in the Jaffa area due to concerns about employing or lodging illegal aliens. Two of the illegal residents were arrested while traveling in a car. In addition, the police located 41 illegal aliens in two apartments on a street in the Jaffa area. The police said that at this stage the investigation into the employers of the Palestinians who had no permits for working or being in Israel continues, and possible criminal charges against them are being examined. The police stressed that contractors and citizens who employ and offer accommodations to residents of the Palestinian areas without a residence or work permit endanger themselves and the public. Disclaimer: This story has been published from a news agency feed with minimal edits to adhere to WION's style guide. The headline may have been changed to better reflect the content of the story or to make it more suitable for WION audience.

43 Palestinians illegally residing in Israel’s Jaffa arrested 

The war in West Asia marks its one-year anniversary. Thousands have lost their lives, properties have been reduced to rubble, and the economies involved have taken a big hit. The likelihood of permanent economic disruptions has grown as the conflict in West Asia has intensified and widened beyond Israel and Hamas. The biggest hit is coming from the disruptions in the Red Sea shipping route.

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