It has been one month since the deadly October 7th assault by Hamas on Israeli territory turned into a full-blown War. Israel's call to lay siege on Gaza found unwavering support from Western allies led by the US and the UK. But as the relentless attack on the Gaza Strip rages on the alarming death toll of civilians the rampant destruction of the region and the looming clouds of war crimes committed by Israeli forces have raised a myriad of questions for its allies. To know more watch this interview with Scott Lucas.

Israel-Hamas war: West softens stance on 'unconditional support' to Israel

It has been one month since the deadly October 7th assault by Hamas on Israeli territory turned into a full-blown War. Israel's call to lay siege on Gaza found unwavering support from Western allies led by the US and the UK. But as the relentless attack on the Gaza Strip rages on the alarming death toll of civilians the rampant destruction of the region and the looming clouds of war crimes committed by Israeli forces have raised a myriad of questions for its allies.

Israel-Hamas war: Israel's PM rejects calls for ceasefire, Biden urges for pause

Death and destruction continue in the ongoing Israel-Hamas War Israel's relentless strikes are hitting hospitals ambulances shelters and homes. Meanwhile, diplomatic efforts continue as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says that there is no possibility of a truce at the moment.

Israel-Hamas war: Israel tanks and soldiers push into Gaza

Days after starting their ground operations in Gaza, Israeli forces are moving ahead with caution into the territory. The reason behind this is Gaza's intricate tunnel network that made the city a strategically complicated battleground. Keep watching to know more.

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Israel-Hamas war: Israeli strikes pound Gaza overnight

As global calls for a ceasefire grow louder and diplomatic pressure mounts on Israel's relentless attacks on Gaza. The UN has warned that hospitals in the region are facing unprecedented levels of devastation with an overwhelming number of injured patients, and critical shortages of staff, fuel, basic supplies etc.

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An Israeli Minister has drawn severe criticism for suggesting dropping a nuclear bomb on the war-torn region. Israel's Heritage Minister Amihai Eliyahu made the comments during a radio interview following this controversial comment prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office stated the remarks describing Eliyahu's remarks as "disconnected from reality".

Israel-Palestine war: Netanyahu reacts to Israeli leader's nuclear bomb remarks

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken is on his second trip to West Asia since Israel and Hamas went to war. The visit comes in the backdrop of growing calls for care in Gaza as Israeli attacks have killed at least 9,480 Palestinians.

US State Secretary Antony Blinken departs for Turkey after visit to West Bank

The Turkih president has announced that he is breaking off contact with Netanyahu. This was followed by the ongoing bombings in Gaza carried out by Israel.

Turkish President denounces Israel's actions in Gaza

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An Israeli Minister has drawn severe criticism for suggesting dropping a nuclear bomb on the war-torn region. Israel's Heritage Minister Amihai Eliyahu made the comments during a radio interview following this controversial comment prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office stated the remarks describing Eliyahu's remarks as "disconnected from reality". To know more watch this interview with Glenn Diesen.

Israel-Palestine war: Netanyahu calls leader's bomb comments 'disconnected from reality'

<p>Israeli Heritage Minister Amichai Eliyahu's explosive comments on Sunday (Nov 5) regarding the potential use of a nuclear bomb on the Gaza Strip forced Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu into damage control mode as he rushed to disassociate himself from it.</p>

<p>Eliyahu, while speaking in a radio interview, said that the use of nuclear weapon&nbsp;in Gaza is an option, media reports said. He also opposed providing humanitarian assistance in the war-besieged area saying that it will mean "failure."</p>

<p>"There are no non-combatants in Gaza," he added.&nbsp;When asked if a nuclear attack on Gaza is possible according to him, he said, "That's one way." In response, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu suspended Eliyahu and prohibited him&nbsp;from Cabinet meetings for an indefinite period of time.</p>

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<p>“Amichai Eliyahu’s words are detached from reality,” Netanyahu said in a statement adding, “Israel and the IDF are acting in accordance with the highest standards of international law in order to prevent harm to uninvolved people, and we will continue to do that all the way to victory.”</p>

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<p>Backtracking from his comments, the minister took to X writing, "It is clear to all sensible people that the statement about the atom is metaphorical. However, a strong and disproportionate response to terrorism is definitely required, which will clarify to the Nazis and their supporters that terrorism is not worthwhile. This is the only formula that democratic states can use to deal with terrorism. At the same time, it is clear that the State of Israel is committed to doing everything possible to return the hostages safe and sound."&nbsp;</p>

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<p>Moreover, Opposition leader Yair Lapid also reprimanded Eliyahu and called his comments as “a horrifying and insane remark by an irresponsible minister.”</p>

<p>“[Eliyahu] offended the families of the [241 Gaza] captives, offended Israeli society, and harmed our international standing,” said Lapid and added, “Netanyahu must fire him this morning.”</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>

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Israeli Heritage Minister Amichai Eliyahu's explosive comments on Sunday (Nov 5) regarding the potential use of a nuclear bomb on the Gaza Strip forced Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu into damage control mode as he rushed to disassociate himself from it.

Israeli Heritage Minister Amichai Eliyahu's explosive comments on Sunday (Nov 5) regarding the potential use of a nuclear bomb on the Gaza Strip forced Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu into damage control mode as he rushed to disassociate himself from it. Eliyahu, while speaking in a radio interview, said that the use of nuclear weapon in Gaza is an option, media reports said. He also opposed providing humanitarian assistance in the war-besieged area saying that it will mean "failure." "There are no non-combatants in Gaza," he added. When asked if a nuclear attack on Gaza is possible according to him, he said, "That's one way." In response, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu suspended Eliyahu and prohibited him from Cabinet meetings for an indefinite period of time. Also Read | Turkey's main opposition elects Ozgur Ozel as new leader in run-up to local elections “Amichai Eliyahu’s words are detached from reality,” Netanyahu said in a statement adding, “Israel and the IDF are acting in accordance with the highest standards of international law in order to prevent harm to uninvolved people, and we will continue to do that all the way to victory.” WATCH | Israeli protestors breach Netanyahu's residence cordons in Jerusalem Backtracking from his comments, the minister took to X writing, "It is clear to all sensible people that the statement about the atom is metaphorical. However, a strong and disproportionate response to terrorism is definitely required, which will clarify to the Nazis and their supporters that terrorism is not worthwhile. This is the only formula that democratic states can use to deal with terrorism. At the same time, it is clear that the State of Israel is committed to doing everything possible to return the hostages safe and sound." Watch | US Secy of state Antony Blinken visits Jordan | Blinken's 2nd West Asia tour × Moreover, Opposition leader Yair Lapid also reprimanded Eliyahu and called his comments as “a horrifying and insane remark by an irresponsible minister.” “[Eliyahu] offended the families of the [241 Gaza] captives, offended Israeli society, and harmed our international standing,” said Lapid and added, “Netanyahu must fire him this morning.” (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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Pressure is mounting and continues to mount on the US amid the Israel-Hamas War as the war drags on Washington finds itself in a tough spot with voices of descent coming from within America as well as within the Democratic party. US President Joe Biden has said the progress that has been made on securing a humanitarian pause.

US Senator Bernie Sanders calls out Israel's bombings spree

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Here we bring you a quick round-up of all the latest news and top headlines from all across the globe: Hamas govt says Israeli strike on camp kills 38; Arab world, US split on ceasefire. The Hamas-run government said on Sunday that the Israeli military attacked a Gaza refugee camp on Saturday night, killing at least 38 people, as calls for a ceasefire by the Arab world were rejected by the United States and Israel.

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<p>A huge crowd of protesters gathered outside the residence of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Saturday (Nov 4) showing their frustration over the hostage situation and the tragic killings by Hamas in their&nbsp;October 7 assault. Police were present to manage the situation as anger mounted with demonstrations demanding accountability.</p>

<p>Waving Israeli flags and chanting slogans like "Jail now!", the hundreds-strong crowd pushed through police barriers around Netanyahu's residence in Jerusalem in a security breach. These events showed that there is increasing disappointment among the public towards political and security leaders, including Netanyahu and the defence forces.&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

<p>In a video widely viewed and shared on X social media platform, a swarm of protesters was reportedly seen breaching the security put in place on the way to the Israeli PM's house. They were reportedly demanding Netanyahu's resignation over the October 7 Hamas terrorist attack.</p>

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<p>One month has passed since the Israel-Hamas war started and since the initial attack which sent shockwaves across West Asia, public anger has also continued to grow over the hostage crisis. Hamas gunmen are holding many captive in the Gaza Strip which is facing air raids every day, with some even on schools housing displaced innocent people.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Families of those held hostage in Gaza have been critical of the government's response and are calling for the safe return of their relatives.</p>

<h2><strong>Demonstrations in Tel Aviv</strong></h2>

<p>In Tel Aviv, thousands also took to the streets, waving flags and displaying images of the captives in Gaza. Their signs bore slogans such as "Release the hostages now at all costs." The crowds were seen chanting "bring them home now."</p>

<p>One protester, Ofri Bibas-Levy, whose brother and two young nephews - four-year-old son Ariel and 10-month-old son Kfir - were among the hostages, expressed her concerns about their well-being in a conversation with Reuters.</p>

<p>She stated, "We don't know where they are, we don't know what condition they are kept in. I don't know if Kfir is getting food, I don't know if Ariel is getting enough food. He is a very small baby."</p>

<h2><strong>Intense Israeli offensive in Gaza</strong></h2>

<p>In response to the attack, Israel launched a significant air and ground offensive in Gaza. This offensive, according to health authorities in the Hamas-controlled area, has resulted in over 9,000 casualties and extensive damage to parts of the enclave.</p>

<p>A poll found that 76 per cent of Israelis believe that Netanyahu, currently serving his record sixth term as prime minister, should resign. Additionally, 64 per cent of respondents in the poll favoured holding an election immediately following the war.</p>

<p>Moreover, the poll revealed that 44 per cent of Israelis attributed blame to Netanyahu, 33 per cent blamed the military chief of staff and senior IDF officials, and 5 per cent held the Defence Minister responsible.</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>

<p><strong><em>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&nbsp;and&nbsp;videos.</em></strong></p>


A huge crowd of protesters gathered outside the residence of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Saturday (Nov 4) showing their frustration over the hostage situation and the tragic killings by Hamas in their October 7 assault.

A huge crowd of protesters gathered outside the residence of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Saturday (Nov 4) showing their frustration over the hostage situation and the tragic killings by Hamas in their October 7 assault. Police were present to manage the situation as anger mounted with demonstrations demanding accountability. Waving Israeli flags and chanting slogans like "Jail now!", the hundreds-strong crowd pushed through police barriers around Netanyahu's residence in Jerusalem in a security breach. These events showed that there is increasing disappointment among the public towards political and security leaders, including Netanyahu and the defence forces. In a video widely viewed and shared on X social media platform, a swarm of protesters was reportedly seen breaching the security put in place on the way to the Israeli PM's house. They were reportedly demanding Netanyahu's resignation over the October 7 Hamas terrorist attack. 🚨 Israeli protesters have reportedly breached past two checkpoints on the way to Netanyahu's home and are demanding his resignation for his culpability in the Oct 7 Hamas terror attack. Still surreal to think the tiny border with Gaza was essentially left unprotected that day. pic.twitter.com/vuKkSR1GNT — Igor Sushko (@igorsushko) November 4, 2023 × One month has passed since the Israel-Hamas war started and since the initial attack which sent shockwaves across West Asia, public anger has also continued to grow over the hostage crisis. Hamas gunmen are holding many captive in the Gaza Strip which is facing air raids every day, with some even on schools housing displaced innocent people. Families of those held hostage in Gaza have been critical of the government's response and are calling for the safe return of their relatives. Demonstrations in Tel Aviv In Tel Aviv, thousands also took to the streets, waving flags and displaying images of the captives in Gaza. Their signs bore slogans such as "Release the hostages now at all costs." The crowds were seen chanting "bring them home now." One protester, Ofri Bibas-Levy, whose brother and two young nephews - four-year-old son Ariel and 10-month-old son Kfir - were among the hostages, expressed her concerns about their well-being in a conversation with Reuters. She stated, "We don't know where they are, we don't know what condition they are kept in. I don't know if Kfir is getting food, I don't know if Ariel is getting enough food. He is a very small baby." Intense Israeli offensive in Gaza In response to the attack, Israel launched a significant air and ground offensive in Gaza. This offensive, according to health authorities in the Hamas-controlled area, has resulted in over 9,000 casualties and extensive damage to parts of the enclave. A poll found that 76 per cent of Israelis believe that Netanyahu, currently serving his record sixth term as prime minister, should resign. Additionally, 64 per cent of respondents in the poll favoured holding an election immediately following the war. Moreover, the poll revealed that 44 per cent of Israelis attributed blame to Netanyahu, 33 per cent blamed the military chief of staff and senior IDF officials, and 5 per cent held the Defence Minister responsible. (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.

WATCH | Israeli protesters breach security cordons at Netanyahu's residence in Jerusalem

The ongoing conflict has intensified, provoking anger among people in the Arab world. According to senior journalist and West Asia expert Dr. Waiel Awwad, Israel's primary goal is to draw Iran, Hezbollah, and Lebanon into this war.

'Israel creating instability in the region,' says senior journalist Dr Waiel Awwad

Will the current Israel-Hamas war in the Gaza Strip lead to a larger, regional war? Fears of a broader conflict grow after Lebanon's Hezbollah threatens to escalate fighting at Israel's northern border amid concern that other Iran-backed militant groups could join the war between Israel and the Palestinian militant group, Hamas.

Gravitas: Gaza War spiralling into a wider conflict? Hamas ally Hezbollah warns Israel, US

According to US Secretary of State Antony Blinken, more work must be done to safeguard Palestinian civilians in Gaza because without it, peace partners won't materialize. On November 3, Blinken remarked, "We need to substantially and immediately increase the sustainable humanitarian assistance into Gaza." Blinken was speaking to reporters in Tel Aviv at the time.

Israel-Hamas war: Blinken: We need to do more to protect Palestinian civilians

Israel’s Western allies fear it could be walking into a trap in Gaza as Hamas and its backers seek a wider conflict. On record, Hezbollah says that it is backing Hamas, but is not linked to the October 7th terror attack on Israel. Inside Gaza, the Israeli military said it had come under attack several times from Hamas "tunnel shafts and military compounds" as it pushes on with its offensive. Watch the story to know, what is really happening?

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An Israeli air raid has killed a journalist working for the Palestinian Authority’s television channel, as well as 10 family members, according to the network.

Israel-Palestinian war: Israeli army releases footage of troops, tanks in Gaza

<p>Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky expressed his concerns on Saturday (Nov 4)&nbsp;saying that the ongoing war between Israel and Hamas in West Asia has shifted the "focus" away from the ongoing war in Ukraine.</p>

<p>During a press conference alongside EU Commission chief Ursula von der Leyen, Zelensky said, "Of course, it's clear that the war in the Middle East, this conflict, is taking away the focus."&nbsp;</p>

<p>Zelensky's comments come at a time when a Republican-led bill providing $14.3 billion in aid to Israel was passed by the United States House of Representatives on Thursday (Nov 2).</p>

<p>This action was against US President Joe Biden's request to allocate additional funds for Ukraine and other urgent matters.&nbsp;Ukrainian troops are already grappling with fatigue and uncertainties regarding the future of US military assistance.</p>

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<p>In response to recent statements by a senior Ukrainian commander suggesting a "stalemate" in the Ukraine-Russia war, Zelensky denied this characterisation on Saturday (Nov 4).</p>

<p>He said that, despite the fact that the war was nearing the completion of two years, the situation was not at a "stalemate." "Today, time has passed and people are tired... But this is not a stalemate," Zelensky said.&nbsp;</p>

<h2><strong>EU's engagement with Ukraine&nbsp;</strong></h2>

<p>European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen arrived in Kyiv on Saturday (Nov 4) as a European Union report is set to be presented next week evaluating Ukraine's progress in its pursuit of EU membership.</p>

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<p>Von der Leyen highlighted her presence in Kyiv, writing, "Good to be back in Kyiv for my sixth wartime visit." She shared a photograph of her alongside Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky&nbsp;at a railway station and detailed the purpose of her visit.</p>

<p>"I’m here to discuss Ukraine’s accession path to the EU, the EU’s financial support to rebuild Ukraine as a modern, prosperous democracy, and how we will continue to make Russia pay for its war of aggression," she wrote in caption of the picture.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>The European Union's 27 member states are scheduled to convene in December to decide whether Kyiv can commence accession negotiations. However, it is worth noting that such a move would require unanimous approval from all member countries.</p>

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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky expressed his concerns on Saturday (Nov 4) saying that the ongoing war between Israel and Hamas in West Asia has shifted the "focus" away from the ongoing war in Ukraine.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky expressed his concerns on Saturday (Nov 4) saying that the ongoing war between Israel and Hamas in West Asia has shifted the "focus" away from the ongoing war in Ukraine. During a press conference alongside EU Commission chief Ursula von der Leyen, Zelensky said, "Of course, it's clear that the war in the Middle East, this conflict, is taking away the focus." Zelensky's comments come at a time when a Republican-led bill providing $14.3 billion in aid to Israel was passed by the United States House of Representatives on Thursday (Nov 2). This action was against US President Joe Biden's request to allocate additional funds for Ukraine and other urgent matters. Ukrainian troops are already grappling with fatigue and uncertainties regarding the future of US military assistance. Also Read | Israel-Hamas war: Turkey recalls ambassador from Israel after Tel Aviv's refusal of ceasefire in conflict In response to recent statements by a senior Ukrainian commander suggesting a "stalemate" in the Ukraine-Russia war, Zelensky denied this characterisation on Saturday (Nov 4). He said that, despite the fact that the war was nearing the completion of two years, the situation was not at a "stalemate." "Today, time has passed and people are tired... But this is not a stalemate," Zelensky said. EU's engagement with Ukraine European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen arrived in Kyiv on Saturday (Nov 4) as a European Union report is set to be presented next week evaluating Ukraine's progress in its pursuit of EU membership. Also Read | Croatian foreign minister sparks controversy for making an attempt to kiss German peer Von der Leyen highlighted her presence in Kyiv, writing, "Good to be back in Kyiv for my sixth wartime visit." She shared a photograph of her alongside Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky at a railway station and detailed the purpose of her visit. "I’m here to discuss Ukraine’s accession path to the EU, the EU’s financial support to rebuild Ukraine as a modern, prosperous democracy, and how we will continue to make Russia pay for its war of aggression," she wrote in caption of the picture. Watch | Israel-Palestine war: Convoy of ambulances targeted in Gaza city × The European Union's 27 member states are scheduled to convene in December to decide whether Kyiv can commence accession negotiations. However, it is worth noting that such a move would require unanimous approval from all member countries. (With inputs from agencies)

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At least three hospitals in Gaza have been bombed in the last 24 hours, an UN-run school has reportedly also been hit in the Jabalia camp. Hamas-run health authority in Gaza says the death toll has crossed 9,000, with most of the deceased being women and children. Vikram Chandra brings you the latest.

Hamas-run health authority in Gaza say the death toll has crossed 9,000

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