Israeli forces encircled territory's largest Jabalia refugee camp. Israeli army is moving deeper into teh refugee camp. There are no safer zones anywhere in Gaza, says UN.

Israel-Hamas war: Israeli bombardment continues in southern Gaza

The civilian death toll in Gaza is nearing 16,000 mark. As truce ended between Israel and Hamas, airstrikes restarted in Gaza. Isarel ordered a million Gazans to flee, parts of Gaza reduced to rubble.

Israel tanks enter Southern Gaza near the territory's second-largest city of Khan Younis

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Israel held an event at the United Nations in New York which focused on sexual violence against women during the October 7th attack by Hamas militants.

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The British government issued a rare rebuke on Thursday to the&nbsp;Football&nbsp;Association (FA) for its decision not to light up Wembley Stadium's arch in blue and white in solidarity with Israel following last week's attacks by Palestinian militant group Hamas. Wembley, the home of England's national&nbsp;football&nbsp;team, has previously lit up its iconic arch with the colours of Ukraine, Turkey and other countries in solidarity. However, it will not do the same for Israel, media reports said.

"I am extremely disappointed ... and have made my views clear to the FA," Britain's Secretary for Culture, Media and Sport Lucy Frazer said in a post on X, formerly Twitter.

"It is especially disappointing in light of the FA's bold stance on other terrorist attacks in the recent past. Words and actions matter. The Government is clear: we stand with Israel," she added.

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The government this week projected the Israeli flag onto Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's Downing Street residence, while parliament lit itself up in blue and white, echoing similar displays of solidarity in other parts of the Western world.

The FA released a statement earlier on Thursday, saying flags and shirts showing support for victims of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict will not be allowed for England's upcoming games against Australia and Italy at Wembley. England and Australia players will wear black armbands for their friendly on Friday, the FA said, and there will be a period of silence before kick off.

"On Friday evening, we will remember the innocent victims of the devastating events in Israel and Palestine," the FA said in the statement, without mentioning Wembley's arch.

"We will only permit flags, replica kits and other representations of nationality for the competing nations inside Wembley Stadium."

England then host Italy in a European Championship qualifier on Tuesday.

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The British government issued a rare rebuke on Thursday to the Football Association (FA) for its decision not to light up Wembley Stadium's arch in blue and white in solidarity with Israel following last week's attacks by Palestinian militant group Hamas.

The British government issued a rare rebuke on Thursday to the Football Association (FA) for its decision not to light up Wembley Stadium's arch in blue and white in solidarity with Israel following last week's attacks by Palestinian militant group Hamas. Wembley, the home of England's national football team, has previously lit up its iconic arch with the colours of Ukraine, Turkey and other countries in solidarity. However, it will not do the same for Israel, media reports said. "I am extremely disappointed ... and have made my views clear to the FA," Britain's Secretary for Culture, Media and Sport Lucy Frazer said in a post on X, formerly Twitter. "It is especially disappointing in light of the FA's bold stance on other terrorist attacks in the recent past. Words and actions matter. The Government is clear: we stand with Israel," she added. Also Read: Taylor Swift, Simone Biles bring star-power to stand during Packers vs Chiefs The government this week projected the Israeli flag onto Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's Downing Street residence, while parliament lit itself up in blue and white, echoing similar displays of solidarity in other parts of the Western world. The FA released a statement earlier on Thursday, saying flags and shirts showing support for victims of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict will not be allowed for England's upcoming games against Australia and Italy at Wembley. England and Australia players will wear black armbands for their friendly on Friday, the FA said, and there will be a period of silence before kick off. "On Friday evening, we will remember the innocent victims of the devastating events in Israel and Palestine," the FA said in the statement, without mentioning Wembley's arch. "We will only permit flags, replica kits and other representations of nationality for the competing nations inside Wembley Stadium." England then host Italy in a European Championship qualifier on Tuesday. 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.

FA faces criticism for not lighting up iconic arch ahead of Australia friendly to support Israel war victims

A US destroyer and several commercial ships operating in the Red Sea came under drone and ballistic missile attacks and this is according to the US military as it marks the most significant escalation of a weeks long military attack on ships operating in those waters.

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Three commercial ships were hit by ballistic missiles fired by the Houthi rebels in Yemen on Sunday in the Red Sea, and the U.S. military said that during the hour-long attack, a warship shot down three drones in self-defense. Two attacks were claimed by the Houthis, who are supported by Iran.

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Under aerial bombardment from Israel, Gazans say nowhere is safe now. On one hand, while the Israeli military release a new map of evacuation, Palestinians beg, 'take us to the grave and be done with it'. Where will Gazas go? Is Rafah crossing Gazan's only lifeline?

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It is the third day since the truce collapsed bombing continues in Gaza both Israel and Hamas have ruled out negotiations as bodies line up in the Palestinian Enclave. Israel says it has pulled back mediators from Qatar while Hamas says that another exchange of prisoners and hostages will take place only after a permanent ceasefire.

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's corruption trial resumed on Monday (Dec 4) amid the nation's <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/israel-hamas-war-live-updates-200-hamas-terror-targets-struck-claims-idf-666026">ongoing war against Hamas</a>, which is a Palestine-based militant group.&nbsp;

The trial was suspended two months ago when Israel launched war terming it a retaliatory action to Hamas' October 7 attack, which killed around 1,200 people, according to Israeli officials.&nbsp;

Netanyahu is accused of fraud and breach of trust over his relationship with Hollywood producer Arnon Milchan and other wealthy personalities.&nbsp;

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The prosecutors have said that Netanyahu allegedly received gifts valued at 700,000 shekels ($195,000) between 2007 and 2016. The gifts included boxes of cigars, bottles of champagne and jewellery, in exchange for financial or personal favours.

The leader of Israel's right-wing Likud party has denied the claims and said that the gifts were only accepted by friends and without him having asked for them.&nbsp;

Netanyahu is Israel's first sitting prime minister to stand trial and in October 2019, his lawyers said they had received an expert legal opinion that concluded he had a right to accept gifts from close friends.&nbsp;

Netanyahu is suspected of promoting a tax project in return that would have brought Milchan millions of dollars. The finance ministry has since vetoed this proposal.&nbsp;

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Watch:&nbsp;Over 700 killed in last 24 hours as Israel expands ground offensive in Gaza&nbsp;

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<h2>October 7 attack&nbsp;</h2>

During the October 7 attack, Hamas had also taken around 250 as hostages, around 100 of which were released during the recent week-long pause in fighting in exchange for 240 Palestinian prisoners.&nbsp;

Israel said that around 130 hostages still remained in Gaza but the country has not provided evidence to support its estimate. Reports have also claimed that some Israeli hostages are unaccounted for.&nbsp;

Israel has vowed to destroy Hamas and began an air, sea and ground offensive that has killed more than 15,500 people, mostly women and children, according to the health ministry in Hamas-run Gaza.&nbsp;

<h2>Netanyahu 'will be tried as war criminal'&nbsp;</h2>

Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan said on Monday that Netanyahu would eventually be tried as a war criminal over Israel's ongoing offensive in the Gaza Strip. He also slammed the Western countries supporting Israel.&nbsp;

In a speech to an Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) committee meeting in Istanbul, Erdogan said the Western nations supporting Israel were giving it "unconditional support to kill babies" and were complicit in its crimes.&nbsp;

"Beyond being a war criminal, Netanyahu, who is the butcher of Gaza right now, will be tried as the butcher of Gaza, just as Milosevic was tried," Erdogan said, in reference to Yugoslav ex-President Slobodan Milosevic who was tried for genocide, crimes against humanity, and war crimes at a tribunal in The Hague.&nbsp;

"Those who try to skip over the deaths of all those innocent people by using the excuse of Hamas have nothing left to say to humanity," he added.&nbsp;

Disclaimer: WION takes utmost care to accurately and responsibly report ongoing developments on the Israel-Palestine conflict after the Hamas attacks. However, we cannot independently verify the authenticity of all statements, photos and videos.&nbsp;

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's corruption trial resumed on Monday (Dec 4) amid the nation's ongoing war against Hamas, which is a Palestine-based militant group.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's corruption trial resumed on Monday (Dec 4) amid the nation's ongoing war against Hamas, which is a Palestine-based militant group. The trial was suspended two months ago when Israel launched war terming it a retaliatory action to Hamas' October 7 attack, which killed around 1,200 people, according to Israeli officials. Netanyahu is accused of fraud and breach of trust over his relationship with Hollywood producer Arnon Milchan and other wealthy personalities. Also read: Israeli hostage Jonatan Samerano abducted during music festival, confirmed dead in Hamas captivity The prosecutors have said that Netanyahu allegedly received gifts valued at 700,000 shekels ($195,000) between 2007 and 2016. The gifts included boxes of cigars, bottles of champagne and jewellery, in exchange for financial or personal favours. The leader of Israel's right-wing Likud party has denied the claims and said that the gifts were only accepted by friends and without him having asked for them. Netanyahu is Israel's first sitting prime minister to stand trial and in October 2019, his lawyers said they had received an expert legal opinion that concluded he had a right to accept gifts from close friends. Netanyahu is suspected of promoting a tax project in return that would have brought Milchan millions of dollars. The finance ministry has since vetoed this proposal. Also read: Iran Revolutionary Guard chief's open threat to Israel: 'You will collapse in 48 hours if...' Watch: Over 700 killed in last 24 hours as Israel expands ground offensive in Gaza × October 7 attack During the October 7 attack, Hamas had also taken around 250 as hostages, around 100 of which were released during the recent week-long pause in fighting in exchange for 240 Palestinian prisoners. Israel said that around 130 hostages still remained in Gaza but the country has not provided evidence to support its estimate. Reports have also claimed that some Israeli hostages are unaccounted for. Israel has vowed to destroy Hamas and began an air, sea and ground offensive that has killed more than 15,500 people, mostly women and children, according to the health ministry in Hamas-run Gaza. Netanyahu 'will be tried as war criminal' Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan said on Monday that Netanyahu would eventually be tried as a war criminal over Israel's ongoing offensive in the Gaza Strip. He also slammed the Western countries supporting Israel. In a speech to an Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) committee meeting in Istanbul, Erdogan said the Western nations supporting Israel were giving it "unconditional support to kill babies" and were complicit in its crimes. "Beyond being a war criminal, Netanyahu, who is the butcher of Gaza right now, will be tried as the butcher of Gaza, just as Milosevic was tried," Erdogan said, in reference to Yugoslav ex-President Slobodan Milosevic who was tried for genocide, crimes against humanity, and war crimes at a tribunal in The Hague. "Those who try to skip over the deaths of all those innocent people by using the excuse of Hamas have nothing left to say to humanity," he added. Disclaimer: WION takes utmost care to accurately and responsibly report ongoing developments on the Israel-Palestine conflict after the Hamas attacks. However, we cannot independently verify the authenticity of all statements, photos and videos.

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World leaders are attempting to resume negotiations in Gaza. Israeli defence forces are continuing their airstrikes on Gaza against Hamas militants. Over 700 people are killed in 24 hours in Gaza strip.

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Major cyber thrash is impacting US water infrastructure. Iran linked hacking group is actively targeting multiple US facilities.

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Israel-Hamas war: Gal Gadot lashes out, slams silence over report of sexual violence. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s trial on corruption charges, which was suspended along with all other non-urgent cases after October 7, resumes today in the Jerusalem District Court. An emergency order that Justice Minister Yariv Levin put in place for the courts when the war with Hamas began expired last week, and most courts have been ordered to resume normal operations.

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A 26-year-old French suspect recorded a video pledging allegiance to the Islamic State before his knife and hammer attack. The French anti-terror prosecutor said that the suspect told the police that he was angry about the situation in Gaza.

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While the world leaders are attempting to resume negotiations Israel defence forces are continuing their airstrikes against Hamas militants in the Gaza strip.

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As the Israel-Hamas war in West Asia protracted for Day 57, a series of developments resulted in a deadlock in truce negotiations.&nbsp;

The conflict is facing an imminent threat of a spillover beyond the immediate theatre in the Gaza Strip, with Israel's fighter jets targeting numerous Hezbollah sites in southern Lebanon in response to repeated rocket attacks on northern Israel.

Tensions escalated further when rockets were fired from Lebanon at the border area, prompting the IDF to respond with artillery shelling.

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In a separate incident, a combat helicopter in Israel's Galilee area downed a malfunctioning military drone, triggering sirens.

The IDF assured that the interception was controlled, mitigating security concerns. Amidst these events, French President Emmanuel Macron expressed concern, cautioning that Israel's aim of eliminating Hamas could unleash a decade-long war.

The international community's efforts to broker a truce faced challenges, exemplified by Mossad's announcement that negotiations in Qatar reached a "dead end".

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's directive led to the return of the negotiating team.

The Mossad's statement said,&nbsp;“The Hamas terror group did not fulfill its obligations under the agreement that included releasing all the women and children that were on the list provided to Hamas that had authorised it."

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Meanwhile, Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps held Israel responsible for the deaths of its two members in Syria, who were on an advisory mission.

<h2>Turkey unleashes verbal attack on US&nbsp;</h2>

Turkey, facing pressure from the United States to sever historic ties with Hamas, resisted the demand.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said that Turkey views Hamas as a political party, not a terrorist organisation.

Watch |&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/videos/israel-hamas-war-grim-cycle-of-death-in-gaza-665536">Israel-Hamas War: Grim cycle of death in Gaza</a>

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As the truce talks continued&nbsp;to hang in limbo, global leaders, including Macron, called for intensified efforts to achieve a lasting ceasefire. The quest for a resolution is facing hurdles, leaving the region mired in uncertainty on Day 57.

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As the Israel-Hamas war in West Asia protracted for Day 57, a series of developments resulted in a deadlock in truce negotiations. The conflict is facing an imminent threat of a spillover beyond the immediate theatre in the Gaza Strip, with Israel's fighter jets targeting numerous Hezbollah sites in southern Lebanon in response to repeated rocket attacks on northern Israel.

As the Israel-Hamas war in West Asia protracted for Day 57, a series of developments resulted in a deadlock in truce negotiations. The conflict is facing an imminent threat of a spillover beyond the immediate theatre in the Gaza Strip, with Israel's fighter jets targeting numerous Hezbollah sites in southern Lebanon in response to repeated rocket attacks on northern Israel. Tensions escalated further when rockets were fired from Lebanon at the border area, prompting the IDF to respond with artillery shelling. Also Read | After Gaza war, Israel plans to hunt down Hamas leaders globally, says report In a separate incident, a combat helicopter in Israel's Galilee area downed a malfunctioning military drone, triggering sirens. The IDF assured that the interception was controlled, mitigating security concerns. Amidst these events, French President Emmanuel Macron expressed concern, cautioning that Israel's aim of eliminating Hamas could unleash a decade-long war. The international community's efforts to broker a truce faced challenges, exemplified by Mossad's announcement that negotiations in Qatar reached a "dead end". Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's directive led to the return of the negotiating team. The Mossad's statement said, “The Hamas terror group did not fulfill its obligations under the agreement that included releasing all the women and children that were on the list provided to Hamas that had authorised it." Also Read | Iran says claims over launch of Fattah-2 hypersonic missile 'misleading' Meanwhile, Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps held Israel responsible for the deaths of its two members in Syria, who were on an advisory mission. Turkey unleashes verbal attack on US Turkey, facing pressure from the United States to sever historic ties with Hamas, resisted the demand. Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said that Turkey views Hamas as a political party, not a terrorist organisation. Watch | Israel-Hamas War: Grim cycle of death in Gaza × As the truce talks continued to hang in limbo, global leaders, including Macron, called for intensified efforts to achieve a lasting ceasefire. The quest for a resolution is facing hurdles, leaving the region mired in uncertainty on Day 57. (With inputs from agencies)

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