The Gaza strip remains under siege, as Israeli troops search for hostages & pound the enclave with air strikes. Scores of buildings have been reduced to rubble, in some places Gazans are preserving bodies in Ice cream trucks. Mohammed Saleh brings you a report.

Israel-Hamas war: Gaza strip remains under siege

The Rafah border crossing has become the flashpoint in the Israel-Hamas war. Israel says there has been no ceasefire at the border crossing. Egypt says it is unwilling to allow Palestinians into Northern Sinai. What does Egypt fear? Mohammed Saleh brings you a report.

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The ongoing crisis in West Asia sent shock waves through Global markets as well it is pushing oil prices to new heights and leaving investors on the edge. The evolving situation is complex with geopolitical in intricacies extending beyond the immediate parties involved JP Morgan notes that the conflict has disrupted US broker negotiations concerning Saudi-Israel relations.

West Asia crisis fuels oil price surge and market uncertainty

At least 199 people have been taken hostage by Hamas. Where have they been kept? In what condition have they been kept? What is Israel's plan to free them?

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A 6-year-old Palestinian-American child was stabbed 26 times by his landlord. The child's mother too was assaulted, stabbed. The 72-year-old landlord who alleged yelled 'You Muslims must die', was reportedly kind to his tenants before the war between Israel, Palestine began.

Israel-Palestine War: 6-year-old Palestinian-American child stabbed 26 times

United States President Joe Biden, in his latest comments on the Israel-Hamas war, has said that Israeli occupation of the Gaza Strip in the future will be a "big mistake",&nbsp;as he considered a trip to Israel amid the escalating war with Hamas. No decision was made about whether he will be travelling to Israel or not, as the National Security Council spokesperson said that the White House has not finalised any trip which needs to be announced.&nbsp;

In an interview with CBS News'&nbsp;60 Minutes,&nbsp;Biden said that he believed Israel would act in accordance with the rules of war and that innocent civilians would have access to water, food and medicine.&nbsp;He added that Israel should not occupy the territory for the long term, stating that the region must be governed by "a Palestinian authority."

"I think it'd be a big mistake. Look, what happened in Gaza, in my view, is Hamas and the extreme elements of Hamas don't represent all the Palestinian people," Biden said.&nbsp;

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However, he added that carrying out an invasion and "taking out the extremists" is a "necessary requirement". When questioned if Hamas, who was described by Biden as "a bunch of cowards", should be entirely eliminated, he replied: "Yes I do."

"But there needs to be a Palestinian authority. There needs to be a path to a Palestinian state," he stated while reiterating the long-standing call by the United States for a two-state solution.

Biden was then asked by 60 Minutes journalist Scott Pelley if there are chances of US troops joining the war.

"I don't think that's necessary," said Biden, adding, "Israel has one of the finest fighting forces in the country. I guarantee we're gonna provide them everything they need."&nbsp;

<h2>No mention of Hamas in President&nbsp;Abbas's comments on attack</h2>

The official news agency of the Palestinian Authority published comments by President Mahmoud Abbas on Sunday (Oct 15) in which he criticised Hamas over its actions.&nbsp;However, later the name of the militant group was removed without providing an explanation.

The comments, which were published on the WAFA website, were made when Abbas held a phone call with Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro. The two leaders talked about the bombardment of Gaza by Israel following the deadly rampage of Hamas through Israeli cities.&nbsp;

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The original report published on the WAFA website on Abbas' call included the line: "The president also stressed that Hamas' policies and actions do not represent the Palestinian people, and the policies, programs and decisions of the (Palestine Liberation Organization) represent the Palestinian people as their sole legitimate representative."

However, hours later, the phrase was changed to, "The president also stressed that the policies, programs, and decisions of the PLO represent the Palestinian people as their sole legitimate representative, and not the policies of any other organisation."

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United States President Joe Biden, in his latest comments on the Israel-Hamas war, has said that Israeli occupation of the Gaza Strip in the future will be a "big mistake", as he considered a trip to Israel amid the escalating war with Hamas.

United States President Joe Biden, in his latest comments on the Israel-Hamas war, has said that Israeli occupation of the Gaza Strip in the future will be a "big mistake", as he considered a trip to Israel amid the escalating war with Hamas. No decision was made about whether he will be travelling to Israel or not, as the National Security Council spokesperson said that the White House has not finalised any trip which needs to be announced. In an interview with CBS News' 60 Minutes, Biden said that he believed Israel would act in accordance with the rules of war and that innocent civilians would have access to water, food and medicine. He added that Israel should not occupy the territory for the long term, stating that the region must be governed by "a Palestinian authority." "I think it'd be a big mistake. Look, what happened in Gaza, in my view, is Hamas and the extreme elements of Hamas don't represent all the Palestinian people," Biden said. Also read: What are white phosphorus bombs that Israel reportedly used in Gaza? Is it illegal? However, he added that carrying out an invasion and "taking out the extremists" is a "necessary requirement". When questioned if Hamas, who was described by Biden as "a bunch of cowards", should be entirely eliminated, he replied: "Yes I do." "But there needs to be a Palestinian authority. There needs to be a path to a Palestinian state," he stated while reiterating the long-standing call by the United States for a two-state solution. Biden was then asked by 60 Minutes journalist Scott Pelley if there are chances of US troops joining the war. "I don't think that's necessary," said Biden, adding, "Israel has one of the finest fighting forces in the country. I guarantee we're gonna provide them everything they need." No mention of Hamas in President Abbas's comments on attack The official news agency of the Palestinian Authority published comments by President Mahmoud Abbas on Sunday (Oct 15) in which he criticised Hamas over its actions. However, later the name of the militant group was removed without providing an explanation. The comments, which were published on the WAFA website, were made when Abbas held a phone call with Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro. The two leaders talked about the bombardment of Gaza by Israel following the deadly rampage of Hamas through Israeli cities. Watch | IDF and Hamas to faceoff in upcoming assault The original report published on the WAFA website on Abbas' call included the line: "The president also stressed that Hamas' policies and actions do not represent the Palestinian people, and the policies, programs and decisions of the (Palestine Liberation Organization) represent the Palestinian people as their sole legitimate representative." However, hours later, the phrase was changed to, "The president also stressed that the policies, programs, and decisions of the PLO represent the Palestinian people as their sole legitimate representative, and not the policies of any other organisation." 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. (With inputs from agencies) You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here. WATCH WION LIVE HERE

Biden calls occupation of Gaza a 'big mistake', weighs trip to Israel

Israel is now gearing up for a potential multi-front War days after a devastating onslaught from Gaza's Hamas regime. Over 1,200 Israelis have been killed in the Hamas attacks so far on the other hand 900 have been reported killed in Gaza which has come under intense bombardment from Israel's retaliatory strikes.

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Now as Gaza grapples underneath the barrage of rockets and bombardment the death toll continues to climb, global demonstrations have created a divide of their own marches around the world seeing both parties garnering support and withstanding condemnation. Throughout the week Americans have held pro-Israel and pro-Palestinian protests across the country.

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As we continue with our coverage of the Israel-Hamas War let's also take you back to the attack on the 7th of October. The day the current stage of the conflict precipitated innocent families including elderly children were wiped out by Hamas militants. Some videos from the day of the attack have surfaced on the Internet it's been uploaded onto the page Reality of War on social media and by this is by a group called South First Responders. But before we show you these visuals we advice caution.

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With the US continuing its diplomatic outreach in the wake of Israel’s crackdown against Hamas, new reports now suggest President Joe Biden has been invited by Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to visit Israel on a solidarity visit. And amid Biden-Netanyahu's frosty ties, big question remains will Biden accept Netanyahu’s invite?

Israel-Hamas war forces Biden & Netanyahu into uneasy partnership

As the conflict in the Gaza Strip intensifies, hospitals across the region face an alarming crisis: they are perilously close to running out of generator fuel.

The United Nations humanitarian office (OCHA) issued a dire warning, stating that reserves of fuel in these hospitals are expected to last for only approximately 24 more hours.

<h2>Patients' lives in jeopardy as generator fuel dwindles</h2>

The scarcity of generator fuel in Gaza's hospitals is more than a logistical challenge; it's a matter of life and death.

According to OCHA, if the backup generators were to shut down, thousands of patients would be left in dire straits with limited access to essential medical care.

Among these patients are children and adults with severe injuries, and their survival hinges on the availability of continuous electricity.

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<h2>Gaza on the brink</h2>

This crisis comes amidst an already dire humanitarian situation in Gaza.

The coastal enclave, besieged for years, is grappling with severe shortages of food, clean water, and basic safety. The situation is further exacerbated by the looming threat of an Israeli ground offensive in response to a deadly attack by Hamas.

The Israeli military, with the support of a growing deployment of US&nbsp;warships in the region, is amassing forces along Gaza's border, preparing for a substantial campaign to dismantle the militant group.

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<h2>The deadliest of conflicts</h2>

The ongoing conflict has already exacted a heavy toll on both sides. The Gaza Health Ministry reports that 2,670 Palestinians have been killed, with 9,600 wounded since the fighting began, reported the Associated Press.

This makes it the deadliest of the five Gaza wars for both Palestinians and Israelis. On the Israeli side, over 1,400 people have lost their lives, primarily civilians, making this the deadliest war since the 1973 conflict with Egypt and Syria.

Amidst this escalating conflict, international efforts to mitigate the crisis are underway. US&nbsp;Secretary of State Antony Blinken is returning to Israel after a whirlwind tour of Arab nations aimed at preventing the situation from igniting a broader regional conflict.

There are also talks of a visit by President Joe Biden, although concrete plans have yet to be finalised.

<h2>Escalation beyond Gaza</h2>

The escalation is not limited to Gaza alone. Fighting along Israel's border with Lebanon has intensified, with Hezbollah militants launching rockets and anti-tank missiles, and Israel responding with airstrikes and shelling. This escalation has resulted in casualties on both sides and threatens to further destabilise the region.

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<h2>Critical hospital shortages</h2>

Critical care facilities, like Nasser Hospital, are inundated&nbsp;with severely wounded patients, many of them young children.

The magnitude of the crisis is evidenced by the decision of Shifa Hospital in Gaza City to bury 100 bodies in a mass grave due to the morgue&nbsp;overflowing. Tens of thousands of people seeking safety have congregated in the hospital compound.

<h2>A region running dry</h2>

Gaza was already grappling with a humanitarian crisis due to water and medical supply shortages caused by the Israeli siege.

Water supplies are dwindling, and the region is facing an unprecedented catastrophe. The United Nations and other humanitarian organisations are struggling to provide assistance to the growing number of displaced people and those seeking shelter in schools and facilities across Gaza.

The United States is working to broker a deal to reopen Egypt's Rafah crossing with Gaza to allow foreign nationals to leave and deliver humanitarian aid. However, the crossing, closed due to airstrikes early in the war, has yet to reopen. Israel has linked the lifting of the siege to the return of captives.

(With inputs from agencies)

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As the conflict in the Gaza Strip intensifies, hospitals across the region face an alarming crisis: they are perilously close to running out of generator fuel. The United Nations humanitarian office (OCHA) issued a dire warning, stating that reserves of fuel in these hospitals are expected to last for only approximately 24 more hours.

As the conflict in the Gaza Strip intensifies, hospitals across the region face an alarming crisis: they are perilously close to running out of generator fuel. The United Nations humanitarian office (OCHA) issued a dire warning, stating that reserves of fuel in these hospitals are expected to last for only approximately 24 more hours. Patients' lives in jeopardy as generator fuel dwindles The scarcity of generator fuel in Gaza's hospitals is more than a logistical challenge; it's a matter of life and death. According to OCHA, if the backup generators were to shut down, thousands of patients would be left in dire straits with limited access to essential medical care. Among these patients are children and adults with severe injuries, and their survival hinges on the availability of continuous electricity. Also read | Israel vs Hamas: Iran threatens to intervene if Israel doesn’t stop attacking Gaza, says report Gaza on the brink This crisis comes amidst an already dire humanitarian situation in Gaza. The coastal enclave, besieged for years, is grappling with severe shortages of food, clean water, and basic safety. The situation is further exacerbated by the looming threat of an Israeli ground offensive in response to a deadly attack by Hamas. The Israeli military, with the support of a growing deployment of US warships in the region, is amassing forces along Gaza's border, preparing for a substantial campaign to dismantle the militant group. Also read | Israel-Hamas war: Ice cream trucks become makeshift morgues in Gaza The deadliest of conflicts The ongoing conflict has already exacted a heavy toll on both sides. The Gaza Health Ministry reports that 2,670 Palestinians have been killed, with 9,600 wounded since the fighting began, reported the Associated Press. This makes it the deadliest of the five Gaza wars for both Palestinians and Israelis. On the Israeli side, over 1,400 people have lost their lives, primarily civilians, making this the deadliest war since the 1973 conflict with Egypt and Syria. Amidst this escalating conflict, international efforts to mitigate the crisis are underway. US Secretary of State Antony Blinken is returning to Israel after a whirlwind tour of Arab nations aimed at preventing the situation from igniting a broader regional conflict. There are also talks of a visit by President Joe Biden, although concrete plans have yet to be finalised. Escalation beyond Gaza The escalation is not limited to Gaza alone. Fighting along Israel's border with Lebanon has intensified, with Hezbollah militants launching rockets and anti-tank missiles, and Israel responding with airstrikes and shelling. This escalation has resulted in casualties on both sides and threatens to further destabilise the region. Also watch | Catastrophic failure of Israeli intelligence Critical hospital shortages Critical care facilities, like Nasser Hospital, are inundated with severely wounded patients, many of them young children. The magnitude of the crisis is evidenced by the decision of Shifa Hospital in Gaza City to bury 100 bodies in a mass grave due to the morgue overflowing. Tens of thousands of people seeking safety have congregated in the hospital compound. A region running dry Gaza was already grappling with a humanitarian crisis due to water and medical supply shortages caused by the Israeli siege. Water supplies are dwindling, and the region is facing an unprecedented catastrophe. The United Nations and other humanitarian organisations are struggling to provide assistance to the growing number of displaced people and those seeking shelter in schools and facilities across Gaza. The United States is working to broker a deal to reopen Egypt's Rafah crossing with Gaza to allow foreign nationals to leave and deliver humanitarian aid. However, the crossing, closed due to airstrikes early in the war, has yet to reopen. Israel has linked the lifting of the siege to the return of captives. (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 WION LIVE HERE:

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The Israeli military has mobilized tanks on the Gaza Border in preparation for a ground offensive and its targeting of Hamas and its infrastructure. Iran warned Israel of escalation if it failed to end aggression against Palestinians and stated the resistance front can defend itself.

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The war is raging between Israel and Hamas and attacks from both sides are intensifying. It's now 10 days since Israel declared war on Hamas after an unprecedented ground air and sea assault by the militants over the weekend. The death toll continues to mount on both sides.

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Two Israeli women security officers of Indian origin were killed during last week's attack launched by Hamas militants, the news agency PTI reported on Sunday (Oct 15) citing officials and community members. According to officials, Lieutenant Or Moses, 22, a commander in the Home Front Command, from Ashdod, and Inspector Kim Dokraker, a Border Police officer in the police's Central District, were killed in the attack on October 7. Both the officers are said to have died on duty in combat.

Shahaf Talker, a young woman from the community, shared with PTI her testimony about how she survived an attack with her friend while they were at the Nove Music Festival which killed 260 people.&nbsp;

Speaking to the news agency, Talker's grandfather Yaacov, who migrated from India's Mumbai city in 1963, said her granddaughter was still in shock and unable to speak due to mental agony. She hence decided that putting her thoughts in writing would ease some of her stress, Yaacov said.

"Early today Shahaf went to the funeral of some of her friends who were killed in the massacre that happened at the rave music party," he added.&nbsp;

"She is still in shock. It will take her a lot of time to come out of it," the man further said.

The death toll from Israeli strikes on the Gaza Strip surged to at least 2,670 since Hamas's bloody attack on southern Israel last week, the Gaza health ministry said Sunday. On the Israeli side, 1,400 people have been killed.&nbsp;

According to officials, so far 286 army soldiers and 51 police officers have been killed in the conflict.

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Two Israeli women security officers of Indian origin were killed during last week's attack launched by Hamas militants, the news agency PTI reported on Sunday (Oct 15) citing officials and community members.

Two Israeli women security officers of Indian origin were killed during last week's attack launched by Hamas militants, the news agency PTI reported on Sunday (Oct 15) citing officials and community members. According to officials, Lieutenant Or Moses, 22, a commander in the Home Front Command, from Ashdod, and Inspector Kim Dokraker, a Border Police officer in the police's Central District, were killed in the attack on October 7. Both the officers are said to have died on duty in combat. Shahaf Talker, a young woman from the community, shared with PTI her testimony about how she survived an attack with her friend while they were at the Nove Music Festival which killed 260 people. Speaking to the news agency, Talker's grandfather Yaacov, who migrated from India's Mumbai city in 1963, said her granddaughter was still in shock and unable to speak due to mental agony. She hence decided that putting her thoughts in writing would ease some of her stress, Yaacov said. "Early today Shahaf went to the funeral of some of her friends who were killed in the massacre that happened at the rave music party," he added. "She is still in shock. It will take her a lot of time to come out of it," the man further said. The death toll from Israeli strikes on the Gaza Strip surged to at least 2,670 since Hamas's bloody attack on southern Israel last week, the Gaza health ministry said Sunday. On the Israeli side, 1,400 people have been killed. According to officials, so far 286 army soldiers and 51 police officers have been killed in the conflict. Disclaimer: WION takes utmost care to accurately and responsibly report ongoing developments on the Israel-Palestine conflict after the Hamas attacks. However, we cannot independently verify the authenticity of all statements, photos and videos. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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As a war between Israel and the Hamas militant group escalates, Israel's Defense Forces are now preparing for a ground offensive in Gaza. Israel is poised to launch an attack into the northern half of the Gaza Strip. It is an attack that is filled with uncertainty and whose potential humanitarian consequences are grim as Israel vows to destroy and eliminate Hamas completely.

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Israeli military has massed tanks on the Gaza border in preparation for a ground offensive; and is targeting Hamas and its infrastructure. Iran warned Israel of escalation if it failed to end aggression against Palestinians and stated the resistance front can defend itself. Apart from funding Hamas, Israel’s arch-foe backs Hezbollah in Lebanon, where cross-border fire has intensified, prompting Israel to shut the area to civilians. However, Iran’s mission to the UN told news agency Reuters that if Israel did not attack its interests or citizens, then Tehran’s forces would not engage militarily with Tel Aviv. Israel has long accused Iran’s clerical rulers of stoking violence by supplying arms to Hamas. Tehran says it gives moral and financial support to the group, which controls the Gaza Strip. Backing the Palestinian cause has been a pillar of the Islamic Republic since the 1979 revolution and a way the country has fashioned itself as a leader of the Muslim world.

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The war is raging between Israel and Hamas and attacks from both sides are intensifying. It's now 9 days since Israel declared war on Hamas after an unprecedented ground air and sea assault by the militants over the weekend. The death toll continues to mount on both sides.

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As Israel prepares for a ground offensive ordering mass evacuations in Gaza and amassing troops at the border, Israel's options are limited as world leaders continue to negotiate the crisis. Israel says its top priority is to target Hamas' infrastructure and leaders and focus on its secret tunnels but the challenge of navigating an urban war remains real.

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