Rioters have attacked Jewish pilgrims in Nablus and dozens have been injured in attack due to tear gas. IDF has confirmed troops were securing pilgrimage site.

Rioters attack Jewish pilgrims in Nablus; IDF yet to comment on the clash

Israel and Turkey announced the resumption of full diplomatic ties, following years of strained relations between the West Asian nations. Molly Gambhir tells you more.

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Palestinian president Mahmoud Abbas compared Israeli action against his people to '50 holocausts' during a joint press conference with German Chancellor Olaf Scholz. Scholz later described the comments as 'outrageous' and 'disgusting'. Palki Sharma tells you more.

Gravitas: Palestine President compares Israeli action to holocaust

German chancellor Olaf Scholz has expressed his disgust over the holocaust comments made by Palestinian president Mahmoud Abbas while in Germany. He tweeted, "I am disgusted by the outrageous remarks made by Abbas".

Palestine president Mahmoud Abbas accuses Israel of 'Holocaust'

After over a decade of tensions, Israel and Turkiye will restore full diplomatic relations following months of reconciliation efforts. Relations were frayed after Israeli forces killed 60 Palestinians.

Israel & Turkiye renew full diplomatic relations

The Israel Defense Forces say it has blocked a tunnel built by Hamas in the Gaza strip. Israel has accused Hamas of intending to use the tunnel to infiltrate across its borders.

Israel accuses Hamas of using tunnel to cross into Israel

Israel allegedly struck the Syrian coastal city of Tartus on Sunday night. The targets according to reports were Iranian sites in Syria, an air defense system and a radar station, and it's emerged that all these reportedly situated near Russia's main naval base in the area. Our correspondent Jodie Cohen brings us more.

Israeli airstrikes in Syria said to hit Iranian sites near Russian naval base

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As life starts to get back to normal in both Gaza strip and Israel following three days of fighting over the weekend, Israel's political parties are back to electioneering, our correspondent Jodie Cohen gets you more details, take a look!

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Life begins to get back to normal in the state of Israel following the three days of intense air strikes carried out in the Gaza strip. Israel's elect political parties are back to electioneering. WION correspondent Jody Cohen in an interview with Danny Danon.

Israel Elections: Lapid narrows gap with Netanyahu, cost of living and economy top priorities

Israel's political parties are back to election nearing. The labor party which is traditionally one of the largest parties but now much reduced in size held its primary. The vote was to decide names for the party list.

Israel: Pro-Netanyahu bloc to lose majority after Gaza flare-up?

From Palestinian mourners carrying the body of Ibrahim Abu Salah during his funeral to Pope Francis posing with Indigenous peoples of Mexico, here are some impactful images from around the world on 10 August 2022.

World in Pictures: Israel-Palestine Conflict; Pope Francis poses with Indigenous peoples of Mexico

Fuel trucks entered Gaza on Monday as an Egypt-brokered truce between Israel and Islamic Jihad militants in the Palestinian enclave held.

Fuel trucks enter Gaza as Israel crossing reopens

A ceasefire between Israel and Palestinian Islamic Jihad is holding after nearly three days of violence that killed 44 people and disrupted life in the Gaza Strip. Molly Gambhir tells you more.

WION Fineprint: Israel re-opens Gaza crossings as ceasefire holds after days of violence

After intensive bombardment for three straight days Israel and Palestinian Islamic Jihad have declared a truce but it is the families in Israel and Gaza that live under constant fear and threat.

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Israel and Gaza announced a ceasefire after three days of fighting that claimed 44 Palestinian lives. Gaza officials claim at least 15 children were killed in Israeli strikes. What led to this sudden escalation? Could it spiral into a full-blown war? Palki Sharma tells you.

Gravitas: Israel and Gaza on the brink of war

Two Palestinian men were killed by the Israeli security forces during an armed clash in the occupied West Bank on Tuesday. According to a number of witnesses and the Israeli military sources, the two men were heavily armed, and they were killed after a prolonged fire fight.

The incident took place after the forces surrounded the house of Ibrahim al-Nabulsi - a senior commander of the Al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigades militant group. Al-Nabulsi, who is wanted by Israel, was present in the house along with another militant and they were both killed after they refused to surrender and started firing.

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Al-Nabulsi had recently formed his own breakaway group known as “Nablus Brigade” which included a number of gunmen from his previous association. The Israeli forces said that they received information about a possible attack and that led to the attack on Al-Nabulsi’s house.

The gun battle between the militants and the Israeli forces also resulted in a number of people getting injured in the area. A number of clashes erupted around the West Bank in the aftermath of the gun fight and Palestinian health officials told Reuters that around 40 people were injured.

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The Palestinian authorities have expressed their concern with the increase searches from the Israeli authorities and the conflict further increased their fears of increased violence in the conflict area.

The situation between Israel and the Palestinian Islamic Jihad militant group has been extremely volatile in the past few days but the two parties announced a ceasefire on Sunday.

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Two Palestinian men were killed by the Israeli security forces during an armed clash in the occupied West Bank on Tuesday. According to a number of witnesses and the Israeli military sources, the two men were heavily armed, and they were killed after a prolonged fire fight.

Two Palestinian men were killed by the Israeli security forces during an armed clash in the occupied West Bank on Tuesday. According to a number of witnesses and the Israeli military sources, the two men were heavily armed, and they were killed after a prolonged fire fight. The incident took place after the forces surrounded the house of Ibrahim al-Nabulsi - a senior commander of the Al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigades militant group. Al-Nabulsi, who is wanted by Israel, was present in the house along with another militant and they were both killed after they refused to surrender and started firing. Also read | Taiwanese minister says China conducting drills to prepare for invasion Al-Nabulsi had recently formed his own breakaway group known as “Nablus Brigade” which included a number of gunmen from his previous association. The Israeli forces said that they received information about a possible attack and that led to the attack on Al-Nabulsi’s house. The gun battle between the militants and the Israeli forces also resulted in a number of people getting injured in the area. A number of clashes erupted around the West Bank in the aftermath of the gun fight and Palestinian health officials told Reuters that around 40 people were injured. Also read | Top Pakistani Taliban leader killed in IED attack in Afghanistan The Palestinian authorities have expressed their concern with the increase searches from the Israeli authorities and the conflict further increased their fears of increased violence in the conflict area. The situation between Israel and the Palestinian Islamic Jihad militant group has been extremely volatile in the past few days but the two parties announced a ceasefire on Sunday. WATCH WION LIVE HERE - (With inputs from agencies)

Two Palestinian gunmen killed by Israeli forces in West Bank clash

After three days of incessant violence between Israel and Palestine, a ceasefire was announced on Sunday. However, it has now been revealed that Palestine was responsible for the killing of nearly one-third of the victims on the Palestinian side as malfunctioning rockets collapsed near high-density civilian structures.

After three days of incessant violence between Israel and Palestine, a ceasefire was announced on Sunday. However, it has now been revealed that Palestine was responsible for the killing of nearly one-third of the victims on the Palestinian side as malfunctioning rockets collapsed near high-density civilian structures. According to the Israeli military, a total of over 47 Palestinians including militants from Islamic Jihad and Hamas were killed during the operation. However, 14 were killed by the Palestinian side's own fault. Live TV footage and the Israel military's assessment, backed by Associated Press showed that militant rockets fell into the residential neighbourhoods, causing two separate explosions and killing more than a dozen locals. While the Palestinian rockets backfired, the Israeli military launched attacks on some 170 targets connected to the Palestinian Islamic Jihad, including top leaders and members of the terrorist organisation. prominent Islamic Jihad leaders Taysir al-Jabari and Khaled Mansour were few of the top militants killed by the Israeli attacks, as confirmed by the militant outfit. As reported by WION, the airstrikes were conducted throughout the Gaza Strip as part of Israel's operation Breaking Dawn against the Palestinian Islamic Jihad. According to the IDF, it launched attacks on some 170 targets connected to the Palestinian Islamic Jihad, including top leaders and members of the terrorist organisation. Read More: 51, including 27 civilians killed in Gaza during the latest air strikes: Israel Defense Forces It was only after Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi intervened and brokered that a ceasefire agreement was reached between the two sides, albeit for a short time. Meanwhile, Israeli Prime Minister Yair Lapid, in the aftermath of the ceasefire gave a televised address saying the bombardment had "landed a devastating blow to the enemy", and that the "entire senior military command of Islamic Jihad in Gaza was successfully targeted." Read More: Palestinian Islamic Jihad confirms agreement with Israel on Gaza ceasefire (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE:

Malfunctioning rockets fired by Palestine fell into residential areas, killing more than a dozen

Egypt-brokered ceasefire between Israel and the Gaza-based Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ) militant organisation has come into force after three days of fighting.

Israel-Palestine Conflict: Truce takes effect between Israel and PIJ after 3 days of fighting

A ceasefire has now has now taken effect between Israel and Palestinians in a bid to end 3 days of cross-border fighting. This recent violent was the worst flare-up on the Gaza frontier in more than year.

Israel-Palestine latest updates: Ceasefire in Gaza comes into force

A ceasefire between Israel and the militant organisation Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ) in the Gaza Strip came into force at Sunday midnight, after both sides agreed to it.

Israel-Palestine Conflict: Ceasefire in Gaza comes into force after 3 days of cross-border fighting

US President Joe Biden urged all sides to fully follow a&nbsp;<meta charset="utf-8" /><a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/israel-and-palestine-agree-on-ceasefire-from-sunday-evening-after-two-days-of-firing-report-504626">truce reached between Israel and Islamic Jihad terrorists</a> on Sunday in order to put a stop to days of deadly fighting in Gaza.

In a statement, the president claimed that over the previous three days, Washington had coordinated with representatives of the Jewish state, the Palestinian Authority, and numerous nations in the area to "promote a fast resolution to the crisis."

"We also call on all parties to fully implement the ceasefire, and to ensure fuel and humanitarian supplies are flowing into Gaza as the fighting subsides," Biden added.

The president also condemned the harm and deaths of innocent civilians in Gaza, but he made no mention of the perpetrators. At least 44 Palestinians have died as a result of the violence, including 15 children.

"The reports of civilian casualties in Gaza are a tragedy, whether by Israeli strikes against Islamic Jihad positions or the dozens of Islamic Jihad rockets that reportedly fell inside Gaza," Biden said.

Israel has been heavily shelling Islamic Jihad strongholds in Gaza since last Friday, and the terrorists have responded by launching hundreds of missiles.

While Israelis have been forced to take cover from a barrage of rockets, buildings in Gaza have been reduced to rubble.

"As I made clear&nbsp;during my recent trip to Israel and the West Bank, Israelis and Palestinians both deserve to live safely and securely and to enjoy equal measures of freedom, prosperity, and democracy," added Biden, who visited&nbsp;the region last month.

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US President Joe Biden urged all sides to fully follow a truce reached between Israel and Islamic Jihad terrorists on Sunday in order to put a stop to days of deadly fighting in Gaza.

US President Joe Biden urged all sides to fully follow a truce reached between Israel and Islamic Jihad terrorists on Sunday in order to put a stop to days of deadly fighting in Gaza. In a statement, the president claimed that over the previous three days, Washington had coordinated with representatives of the Jewish state, the Palestinian Authority, and numerous nations in the area to "promote a fast resolution to the crisis." "We also call on all parties to fully implement the ceasefire, and to ensure fuel and humanitarian supplies are flowing into Gaza as the fighting subsides," Biden added. The president also condemned the harm and deaths of innocent civilians in Gaza, but he made no mention of the perpetrators. At least 44 Palestinians have died as a result of the violence, including 15 children. "The reports of civilian casualties in Gaza are a tragedy, whether by Israeli strikes against Islamic Jihad positions or the dozens of Islamic Jihad rockets that reportedly fell inside Gaza," Biden said. Israel has been heavily shelling Islamic Jihad strongholds in Gaza since last Friday, and the terrorists have responded by launching hundreds of missiles. While Israelis have been forced to take cover from a barrage of rockets, buildings in Gaza have been reduced to rubble. "As I made clear during my recent trip to Israel and the West Bank, Israelis and Palestinians both deserve to live safely and securely and to enjoy equal measures of freedom, prosperity, and democracy," added Biden, who visited the region last month. (With inputs from agencies

US President lauds Gaza ceasefire: Statement

A tenuous ceasefire has come into effect between the state of Israel and the Palestinian Islamic jihad group in a bid to end the three-day long conflict. This recent flare-up happened once the state of Israel resorted to what it described as a preemptive strike on certain targets of the Palestinian Islamic jihad in the Palestinian territories.

Truce takes effect between Israel and PIJ

A ceasefire has now has now taken effect between Israel and Palestinians in a bid to end 3 days of cross-border fighting. This recent violent was the worst flare-up on the Gaza frontier in more than year. WION's correspondent Jodie Cohen brings us more on this.

Egypt brokered truce between Israel and PIJ

Tensions are mounting again between Israel and Palestine and the exchange of air raids and rocket attacks has continued. At least 32 Palestinians were killed within 2 days.

Israel & Gaza rebels exchange fire: At least 32 Palestinians killed within 2 days

As per sources, Israel agreed to a truce with Palestinians in Gaza after 3 days of intense conflict. Israeli forces killed 2 PIJ commanders in air strikes. At least 31 Palestinians were killed within 2 days.

Sources: Israel agrees to Egypt-brokered truce

Tensions are mounting again between Israel and Palestine and the exchange of air raids and rocket attacks has continued. At least 24 Palestinians were killed within 2 days.

Israel hit Gaza with deadly air strikes, at least 24 Palestinians killed within 2 days

Tensions are mounting again between Israel and Palestine and the exchange of air raids and rocket attacks has continued. At least 31 Palestinians were killed within 2 days.

Israel attacks Gaza with deadly air strikes, at least 31 Palestinians killed within 2 days

Tensions are mounting again between Israel and Palestine and the exchange of air raids and rocket attacks has continued. At least 29 Palestinians were killed within 2 days.

Israel-Palestine tensions: PIJ hits Jerusalem with longer-range missiles

Israel-Palestine tensions flare up as PIJ hits Israel with longer-range missiles

Tensions are mounting again between Israel and Palestine. At least 15 people were killed in airstrikes in the Gaza strip, this includes a Palestinian Islamic jihad commander and a child.

Israeli airstrikes kill 15 in Gaza | Tensions rise after Israel closes Gaza border

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