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Rift emerges among top Israeli officials over hostage release plan. War cabinet member urges for ceasefire extension for hostage release. Israel's wartime government divided over handling of war in Gaza. Watch to know more!

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Houthi attacks hit global grain supply chain. In the Red Sea, American strikes against the Houthis have not deterred the militants and president Joe Biden agrees. In fact, right after Biden said the U.S. Strikes in Yemen have not stopped attacks in the red sea, Houthi forces launched yet another missile attack on a us-owned vessel. Watch to know more!

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An Israeli strike on Damascus killed five people in a building where “Iran-aligned leaders” were meeting on Saturday, a war monitor said, as regional tensions soar over the Israel-Gaza war.

“An Israeli missile strike targeted a four-storey building, killing five people … and destroying the whole building where Iran-aligned leaders were meeting,” said the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights.

The British-based monitor with a network of sources inside Syria said the targeted neighbourhood is known to be a high-security zone home to leaders of Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) and pro-Iran Palestinian factions.

“They were for sure targeting senior members” of those groups, said Observatory director Rami Abdel Rahman.

The mid-morning strike, which caused a large plume of smoke to billow into the sky, was also reported by Syrian state media.

“An attack targeted a residential building in the Mazzeh neighbourhood in Damascus, resulting from an Israeli aggression,” the official SANA news agency reported. It did not say if there were any casualties.

“I heard the explosion clearly in the western Mazzeh area, and I saw a large cloud of smoke,” a resident told Agence France-Presse.

“The sound was similar to a missile explosion, and minutes later I heard the sound of ambulances,” he added.

During more than a decade of civil war in Syria, Israel has launched hundreds of air strikes on its territory, primarily targeting Iran-backed forces as well as Syrian army positions.

But it has intensified attacks since the war between Israel and Hamas, which like Lebanon’s Hezbollah movement is an ally of Iran, began on October 7.

In December, an Israeli air strike killed Razi Moussavi, a senior general with Iran’s Revolutionary Guards, the military force said.

Razi Moussavi was the most senior commander of the Guards’ foreign operations arm, the Quds Force, to be killed outside Iran since a US drone strike in Baghdad in January 2020 killed the Force’s commander, Qassem Soleimani.

In the same month, air strikes in eastern Syria, “likely” carried out by Israel, killed at least 23 pro-Iran fighters, the Observatory said at the time, reporting four more dead in the country’s north.

Recent months have also seen regular cross-border exchanges of fire between Israel and Hezbollah in southern Lebanon.

Israel rarely comments on individual strikes targeting Syria, but it has repeatedly said it will not allow arch-foe Iran, which backs President Bashar al-Assad’s government, to expand its presence there.

Since 2011, Syria has endured a bloody conflict that has claimed over half a million lives and displaced several million people.

An Israeli strike on Damascus killed five people in a building where “Iran-aligned leaders” were meeting on Saturday, a war monitor said, as regional tensions soar over the Israel-Gaza war.

An Israeli strike on Damascus killed five people in a building where “Iran-aligned leaders” were meeting on Saturday, a war monitor said, as regional tensions soar over the Israel-Gaza war. “An Israeli missile strike targeted a four-storey building, killing five people … and destroying the whole building where Iran-aligned leaders were meeting,” said the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights. The British-based monitor with a network of sources inside Syria said the targeted neighbourhood is known to be a high-security zone home to leaders of Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) and pro-Iran Palestinian factions. “They were for sure targeting senior members” of those groups, said Observatory director Rami Abdel Rahman. The mid-morning strike, which caused a large plume of smoke to billow into the sky, was also reported by Syrian state media. “An attack targeted a residential building in the Mazzeh neighbourhood in Damascus, resulting from an Israeli aggression,” the official SANA news agency reported. It did not say if there were any casualties. “I heard the explosion clearly in the western Mazzeh area, and I saw a large cloud of smoke,” a resident told Agence France-Presse. “The sound was similar to a missile explosion, and minutes later I heard the sound of ambulances,” he added. During more than a decade of civil war in Syria, Israel has launched hundreds of air strikes on its territory, primarily targeting Iran-backed forces as well as Syrian army positions. But it has intensified attacks since the war between Israel and Hamas, which like Lebanon’s Hezbollah movement is an ally of Iran, began on October 7. In December, an Israeli air strike killed Razi Moussavi, a senior general with Iran’s Revolutionary Guards, the military force said. Razi Moussavi was the most senior commander of the Guards’ foreign operations arm, the Quds Force, to be killed outside Iran since a US drone strike in Baghdad in January 2020 killed the Force’s commander, Qassem Soleimani. In the same month, air strikes in eastern Syria, “likely” carried out by Israel, killed at least 23 pro-Iran fighters, the Observatory said at the time, reporting four more dead in the country’s north. Recent months have also seen regular cross-border exchanges of fire between Israel and Hezbollah in southern Lebanon. Israel rarely comments on individual strikes targeting Syria, but it has repeatedly said it will not allow arch-foe Iran, which backs President Bashar al-Assad’s government, to expand its presence there. Since 2011, Syria has endured a bloody conflict that has claimed over half a million lives and displaced several million people.

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A member of Israel's War Cabinet has cast doubt on the country's strategy for releasing captives held in besieged Gaza, saying only a ceasefire can free them, as the prime minister rejected calls to scale back its brutal war on the blockaded enclave.

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The Yemen-based Houthi rebels, targeted American ship Chem Ranger in the Gulf of Aden with missiles. According to the Houthi spokesperson warned that attacks on American and British ships are inevitable and that any new aggression will not go "unpunished." This new attack by the Houthis, came after the U.S. struck Houthi targets on Thursday. This even as U.S. maintains that it is not at war with Houthis.

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The US on Wednesday returned the Yemen-based Houthi rebels to a list of terrorist groups, as the militants attacked their second US-operated vessel in the Red Sea region this week and the US military carried out fresh strikes.

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The Gaza conflict has brought a harsh new economic reality to Ramallah, the West Bank's de facto capital. Supermarkets have employed security guards to deter shoplifters. Thousands of businesses have closed. One official believes the current economic situation is worse than the one produced by the COVID-19 lockdowns.

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Israel claims its troops have reached the southernmost part of Khan Younis as they expand their operations in the Gaza Strip's second largest city.

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On January 18, about 9 p.m. (Sanaa time), Houthi terrorists launched two anti-ship ballistic missiles at the M/V Chem Ranger, a Marshall Island-flagged, US-owned, Greek-operated tanker ship. The crew saw the missiles strike the ocean near the ship. There were no reported injuries or damage to the vessel. The ship has kept moving.

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More than 100 days of Israel’s military operations in Gaza, and 2.3 million people are finding means to survive amid death and destruction? How are Palestinians making do in the middle of a war-induced humanitarian crisis?

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has dismissed US aspirations for the establishment of a Palestinian state, vowing that the offensive in Gaza will continue for many months.

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As the war between Israel and Hamas militant group rages on, a&nbsp;video is circulating&nbsp;on social media which is believed to be a strike by Israeli forces on&nbsp;the Al-Israa University in southern Gaza.&nbsp;The footage, which appears to have been taken from drones or maybe from atop a tall building, opens up with pan-right shots of the&nbsp;building, seemingly abandoned, just like many other infrastructures amid the ongoing war.&nbsp;

The video&nbsp;then pans left, and in a matter of seconds the building gets blown off with huge plumes of smoke covering the skies. It is unclear if the attack was&nbsp;carried out by the Israeli Defence Forces and the kind&nbsp;of casualties caused by the explosion.

The target was the main campus building of Palestine University in the besieged Gaza.&nbsp;

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The huge explosion which brought down the entire campus, has sent shockwaves across the region. Reports suggest that it could have been carried out by concealed bombs inside the campus.&nbsp;

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Sharing the video on social media, Birzeit University in Palestine condemned the attack and wrote. "Birzeit University condemns the brutal assault and bombing of&nbsp;Al-Israa University campus by the Israeli occupation south of Gaza city, this occurred after seventy days of the occupation occupying the campus; turning it into their base, and military barracks for their forces."

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Hamas, while speaking over the rampant attacks on educational institutions by Israel, called it&nbsp;a “genocide".&nbsp;“We call on the United Nations and international rights groups to document these crimes and all crimes by the terrorist Zionist occupation in the Gaza Strip, and to shoulder their responsibility to condemn and prosecute this criminal entity,” the militant group added.

<h2>US reacts to Al-Israa University bombings&nbsp;</h2>

After the footage of the incident went viral on social media platforms, the US, Israel's close ally also commented on the incident.&nbsp;

US State Department spokesperson Matthew Miller&nbsp;reacting&nbsp;to the alleged bombing of the Gaza University&nbsp;said, “I don’t have independent information to verify that. But I can say that we continue to urge Israel to avoid damage to critical infrastructure – that would, of course, include universities – and to ensure the protection of humanitarian and medical sites.”

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Apart from the educational institutions, healthcare facilities have also come under attack in Gaza since the October 7 assault by Hamas on Israel. As per reports, over 30 hospitals have become out of service whereas over 150 medical healthcare centres are out of operation because of the war.&nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies)

Disclaimer: WION takes utmost care to accurately and responsibly report ongoing developments on the Israel-Palestine conflict after the Hamas attacks. However, we cannot independently verify the authenticity of all statements, photos and videos.

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As the war between Israel and Hamas militant group rages on, a video is circulating on social media which is believed to be a strike by Israeli forces on the Al-Israa University in southern Gaza.

As the war between Israel and Hamas militant group rages on, a video is circulating on social media which is believed to be a strike by Israeli forces on the Al-Israa University in southern Gaza. The footage, which appears to have been taken from drones or maybe from atop a tall building, opens up with pan-right shots of the building, seemingly abandoned, just like many other infrastructures amid the ongoing war. The video then pans left, and in a matter of seconds the building gets blown off with huge plumes of smoke covering the skies. It is unclear if the attack was carried out by the Israeli Defence Forces and the kind of casualties caused by the explosion. The target was the main campus building of Palestine University in the besieged Gaza. Also Read | Gaza's shockwaves: West Bank economy plunges, leaving livelihoods in limbo The huge explosion which brought down the entire campus, has sent shockwaves across the region. Reports suggest that it could have been carried out by concealed bombs inside the campus. Also Read | Israel exhumes Palestinian graves while searching for hostages held in Gaza Sharing the video on social media, Birzeit University in Palestine condemned the attack and wrote. "Birzeit University condemns the brutal assault and bombing of Al-Israa University campus by the Israeli occupation south of Gaza city, this occurred after seventy days of the occupation occupying the campus; turning it into their base, and military barracks for their forces." Birzeit University condemns the brutal assault and bombing of @Al-Israa University campus by the Israeli occupation south of #Gaza city, this occurred after seventy days of the occupation occupying the campus; turning it into their base, and military barracks for their forces pic.twitter.com/vot9s1z3tz — Birzeit University (@BirzeitU) January 18, 2024 × Hamas, while speaking over the rampant attacks on educational institutions by Israel, called it a “genocide". “We call on the United Nations and international rights groups to document these crimes and all crimes by the terrorist Zionist occupation in the Gaza Strip, and to shoulder their responsibility to condemn and prosecute this criminal entity,” the militant group added. US reacts to Al-Israa University bombings After the footage of the incident went viral on social media platforms, the US, Israel's close ally also commented on the incident. US State Department spokesperson Matthew Miller reacting to the alleged bombing of the Gaza University said, “I don’t have independent information to verify that. But I can say that we continue to urge Israel to avoid damage to critical infrastructure – that would, of course, include universities – and to ensure the protection of humanitarian and medical sites.” Watch | Why Iran attacked Pakistan's Sunni Extremist Group Jaish al-Adl? × Apart from the educational institutions, healthcare facilities have also come under attack in Gaza since the October 7 assault by Hamas on Israel. As per reports, over 30 hospitals have become out of service whereas over 150 medical healthcare centres are out of operation because of the war. (With inputs from agencies) Disclaimer: WION takes utmost care to accurately and responsibly report ongoing developments on the Israel-Palestine conflict after the Hamas attacks. However, we cannot independently verify the authenticity of all statements, photos and videos.

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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu again pledges that the war on Hamas “is continuing on all its fronts, and the war will continue on all its fronts, until all the aims we set are achieved.”

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A crowd of hundreds gathered at Tel Aviv’s Hostages Square Thursday, holding orange balloons to mark the first birthday of youngest Gaza hostage Kfir Bibas. Kfir, along with his 4-year-old brother Ariel and their parents Shiri and Yarden, were abducted on October 7 from Gaza.

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Israel continued to pound Gaza as its war with Hamas rages on. In the latest, Israel And Hamas have reached a new deal to deliver medicine and humanitarian aid to civilians in the gaza strip. The deal was agreed only in exchange for getting medicine delivered to israeli hostages in gaza.

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The Houthis of Yemen launched a "direct hit" on the Zografia ship with the use of naval missiles, according to Yahya Sarea, a spokesman for the group's military. One of the Greek sources stated that the Zografia had 24 crew members on board and was traveling from Vietnam to Israel when it was attacked. The ship was devoid of cargo.

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A top Hamas official announced new conditions Wednesday for delivering medicines to hostages held by the group in Gaza, insisting trucks carrying the drugs must not be inspected by Israel.

Hamas sets new conditions in hostage medicines deal

Israel and Hamas have reached an agreement for the delivery of crucial medicines to hostages held captive by the militant group, in exchange for flow of aid to Gazans.

The Qatar-brokered deal is important given the families of the hostages have been calling for aid to their loved ones.&nbsp;This comes days after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office on January 12 said that the medicines will be delivered in the next few days.&nbsp;

The key medical supplies will leave Doha on Wednesday (Jan 17). They will reach Gaza via Egypt.&nbsp;

The aid for hostages, many of whom are elderly and suffering from chronic illnesses, is approved by Hamas in exchange for medical and humanitarian assistance for the Palestinian civilians stuck in the crossfire between Israel and the&nbsp;Palestinian group.&nbsp;

Qatari Ministry of Foreign Affairs in a statement on Tuesday (Jan 16) said, “Medicine along with other humanitarian aid is to be delivered to civilians in the Gaza Strip, in the most affected and vulnerable areas, in exchange for delivering medication needed for Israeli captives in Gaza."&nbsp;

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The truce between Israel and Hamas in November 2023 resulted in the release of many hostages.

But over 100 of them out of a total of 240, are still held by Hamas.

The war, which recently completed 100 days, is likely to escalate, given the ongoing conflict in the Red Sea region between Iran-backed Houthi militia and US-led Western forces.&nbsp;

The Hostages and Missing Families Forum, which earlier demanded visual proof of the aid reaching hostages, said that many "suffer from illnesses related to the harsh captivity conditions, which include mental and physical torture.”

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The casualties are reaching a new high with each passing day as the war drags on. The Hamas-run Ministry of Health in Gaza on Tuesday (Jan 16) said that a total of 24,285 Palestinians, including 10,600 children, have been killed since October 7.&nbsp;

The November deal was reached in exchange for the release of hundreds of Palestinians held by Israel.&nbsp;Israel earlier also allowed assistance to reach, however as per rights groups, a lot more is needed as the humanitarian toll on Palestinians is too much.&nbsp;

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<h2>'Unimpeded, safe access to aid needed'</h2>

WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus reportedly said, “Famine will make an already terrible situation catastrophic, because sick people are more likely to succumb to starvation, and starving people are more vulnerable to disease."&nbsp;

“We need unimpeded, safe access to deliver aid and a humanitarian cease-fire to prevent further death and suffering,” he said.

(With inputs from agencies)

Israel and Hamas have reached an agreement for the delivery of crucial medicines to hostages held captive by the militant group, in exchange for flow of aid to Gazans.

Israel and Hamas have reached an agreement for the delivery of crucial medicines to hostages held captive by the militant group, in exchange for flow of aid to Gazans. The Qatar-brokered deal is important given the families of the hostages have been calling for aid to their loved ones. This comes days after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office on January 12 said that the medicines will be delivered in the next few days. The key medical supplies will leave Doha on Wednesday (Jan 17). They will reach Gaza via Egypt. The aid for hostages, many of whom are elderly and suffering from chronic illnesses, is approved by Hamas in exchange for medical and humanitarian assistance for the Palestinian civilians stuck in the crossfire between Israel and the Palestinian group. Qatari Ministry of Foreign Affairs in a statement on Tuesday (Jan 16) said, “Medicine along with other humanitarian aid is to be delivered to civilians in the Gaza Strip, in the most affected and vulnerable areas, in exchange for delivering medication needed for Israeli captives in Gaza." Also Read | Houthis set to become 'global terrorists' amid Red Sea attacks. Here's what it means The truce between Israel and Hamas in November 2023 resulted in the release of many hostages. But over 100 of them out of a total of 240, are still held by Hamas. The war, which recently completed 100 days, is likely to escalate, given the ongoing conflict in the Red Sea region between Iran-backed Houthi militia and US-led Western forces. The Hostages and Missing Families Forum, which earlier demanded visual proof of the aid reaching hostages, said that many "suffer from illnesses related to the harsh captivity conditions, which include mental and physical torture.” Also Read | China's population declines for 2nd straight year, drops by 2.75 million to 1.409 billion in 2023 The casualties are reaching a new high with each passing day as the war drags on. The Hamas-run Ministry of Health in Gaza on Tuesday (Jan 16) said that a total of 24,285 Palestinians, including 10,600 children, have been killed since October 7. The November deal was reached in exchange for the release of hundreds of Palestinians held by Israel. Israel earlier also allowed assistance to reach, however as per rights groups, a lot more is needed as the humanitarian toll on Palestinians is too much. Watch | US Elections 2024: GOP candidates head to New Hampshire, here's what to know × 'Unimpeded, safe access to aid needed' WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus reportedly said, “Famine will make an already terrible situation catastrophic, because sick people are more likely to succumb to starvation, and starving people are more vulnerable to disease." “We need unimpeded, safe access to deliver aid and a humanitarian cease-fire to prevent further death and suffering,” he said. (With inputs from agencies)

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