&nbsp;An emotional Ons&nbsp;Jabeur&nbsp;said she was donating&nbsp;part&nbsp;of her&nbsp;WTA&nbsp;Finals&nbsp;prize&nbsp;money&nbsp;to&nbsp;help&nbsp;Palestinians&nbsp;after her first win at the tournament in Cancun on Wednesday. The Tunisian former world number two avenged her Wimbledon final loss to Marketa Vondrousova with a 6-4 6-3 straight set win, making a comeback in the semi-final race after Monday's loss to Coco Gauff.

In the post match interview she fought back tears as she spoke about the ongoing conflict in Gaza. “I am very happy with the win but I haven't been very happy lately. The situation in the world doesn't make me happy," the three-time grand slam finalist said. "So I feel like...I am sorry,"&nbsp;Jabeur&nbsp;said as she took a moment to regain composure.

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"It’s very tough seeing children &amp; babies dying every day. It’s heartbreaking. I have decided to donate&nbsp;part&nbsp;of my&nbsp;prize&nbsp;money&nbsp;to&nbsp;help&nbsp;the&nbsp;Palestinians. I can't be happy with this win." "It is not a political message, it is humanity," she added. "I want peace in this world. That’s it."

The 29 year-old will face group leader Iga Swiatek in the last group stage match as she tries to reach the top four of the&nbsp;WTA&nbsp;Finals&nbsp;for the first time in her career, after a group stage elimination in 2022.

An emotional Ons Jabeur said she was donating part of her WTA Finals prize money to help Palestinians after her first win at the tournament in Cancun on Wednesday.

An emotional Ons Jabeur said she was donating part of her WTA Finals prize money to help Palestinians after her first win at the tournament in Cancun on Wednesday. The Tunisian former world number two avenged her Wimbledon final loss to Marketa Vondrousova with a 6-4 6-3 straight set win, making a comeback in the semi-final race after Monday's loss to Coco Gauff. In the post match interview she fought back tears as she spoke about the ongoing conflict in Gaza. “I am very happy with the win but I haven't been very happy lately. The situation in the world doesn't make me happy," the three-time grand slam finalist said. "So I feel like...I am sorry," Jabeur said as she took a moment to regain composure. Also Read: Europa League: Liverpool thump LASK, Marseille clinch thriller against Ajax "It’s very tough seeing children & babies dying every day. It’s heartbreaking. I have decided to donate part of my prize money to help the Palestinians. I can't be happy with this win." "It is not a political message, it is humanity," she added. "I want peace in this world. That’s it." The 29 year-old will face group leader Iga Swiatek in the last group stage match as she tries to reach the top four of the WTA Finals for the first time in her career, after a group stage elimination in 2022.

Tennis: Three-time Grand Slam finalist Ons Jabeur donates part of her WTA prize money to help Palestinians

The Israel-Hamas truce was hanging on by a twig has snapped early this morning. Fighting has resumed in the Gaza Strip as Israel has begun its campaign of relentless bombings.

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The truce between Israel and Hamas has ended. At least 109 Palestinians have been killed in the strikes that Israel initiated hours after the truce ended. So, as the war resumes, the question remains, have the mediators failed to extend the truce? And if they did fail, is Israel intending to expand its ground offensive?

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The clock is ticking as the truce that has been great as it is being renewed every 24 hours. But there are clear complications in this. On Thursday, the temporary ceasefire has been extended for 24 hours and the seventh round of hostages-prison swap has already begun.

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As the war drags on, millions of innocent civilians bear the brunt of violence, death, devastation and irreparable loss. This is a tale of trauma that stems from war ravaged Gaza.

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The week-long pause in Gaza fighting ended Israel has resumed military operations in Gaza. 30 minutes after the ceasefire expired at 700 am local time. Israeli fighter jets hit Hamas Targets in Gaza accusing the Palestinian militant group of firing rockets at Israel and violating the agreement to free all women held as hostages.

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Four Palestinians, including two children, have been killed by Israeli forces during a raid in the occupied West Bank, Palestinian officials say.

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Hamas on Wednesday night released 16 people held hostage in the Gaza Strip, the Israeli authorities said, pushing the number of freed captives past 100, and in return Israel a few hours later set free 30 more Palestinian prisoners.

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The clock is ticking as the truce that has been great as it is being renewed every 24 hours. But there are clear complications in this. On Thursday, the temporary ceasefire has been extended for 24 hours and the seventh round of hostages-prison swap has already begun. To know more watch this interview with Dov Zakheim, Senior Advisor at the Centre for Strategic and International Studies.

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Pressure mounts on Benjamin Netanyahu to secure the release of all hostages. Netanyahu's Interior Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir has said that coalition will automatically fall apart, if Israel under Netanyahu does not resume the military offensive. So what is Israel's game plan for the future? Mohammed Saleh speaks with Tal Heinrich from Washinton DC.

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The death toll continues to rise in Gaza as the world bears witness to the massacre that takes place with about 15,000 dead in Gaza. Temporary ceasefire is finally in place. Israel has been claiming to attack Gaza to eradicate Mass but contradictory to these claims attacks have also continued in the West Bank where 229 have been killed since the 7th of October.

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As Israel-Hamas truce was extended by another day, two gunmen open fire at civilians near bus stand in Jerusalem where three people died in the attack and six people were injured.

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Thirty Palestinian prisoners were freed overnight Wednesday, Israeli prison authorities said, in the final exchange under an extended truce deal due to expire within hours.

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The Palestinian health ministry on Wednesday (Nov 29) said that shots fired from the Israeli military claimed the lives of an eight-year-old boy and a teenager in the occupied West Bank city of Jenin.

"Adam al-Ghul, eight years old, and Bassem Abu el-Wafa, 15 years old, were killed by bullets from the occupier,"&nbsp;the ministry released a statement saying.

As per local media reports, the CCTV footage of the incident doing rounds on the internet shows a boy being hit by a bullet and falling in the street, prompting the other kids to flee from the site.

Several other images of the incident show a teenager also being struck by a bullet and falling, appearing to call for help as more shots hit the ground around him and other people run for cover, as per news agency AFP reports.

An official with the Palestinian Red Crescent told AFP that the boy and the teen had been on a side street of central Jenin's main thoroughfare, an area apparently off limits to the Israeli army as it is solely under the control of the Palestinian Authority.

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<h2>Israeli military says 'verifying' information</h2>

The Israeli military, on being asked about the deaths, said that it was "verifying" the details.

It said that the army personnel did carry an overnight raid in the Jenin refugee camp which it said "killed two high-ranking terrorists".

Out of the two, one was wanted over connection with attacks that claimed the lives of Israelis or wounded them.

Meanwhile, Hamas claimed that a ten-month-old hostage, Kfir Babis was killed along with two family members in an alleged Israeli airstrike before the truce.&nbsp;

Hamas' armed wing Al-Qassam Brigades made the claims, to which Israel reacted saying that it is still verifying the reports. The militant group failed to provide any evidence supporting its claims over the killing of the baby.&nbsp;

The Palestinian militant group further stated that the baby's mother, 30-year-old mother Shiri Silberman-Babis and four-year-old brother Ariel, were also killed in the Israeli bombardment.

The Israeli army said that it is investigating the reports. It released a statement saying that it was "verifying the accuracy of the information."

"Hamas is endangering the lives of all the hostages in the Gaza Strip, which includes nine children, and is responsible for their security," an IDF statement said.&nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies) 
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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.

The Palestinian health ministry on Wednesday (Nov 29) said that shots fired from the Israeli military claimed the lives of an eight-year-old boy and a teenager in the occupied West Bank city of Jenin.

The Palestinian health ministry on Wednesday (Nov 29) said that shots fired from the Israeli military claimed the lives of an eight-year-old boy and a teenager in the occupied West Bank city of Jenin. "Adam al-Ghul, eight years old, and Bassem Abu el-Wafa, 15 years old, were killed by bullets from the occupier," the ministry released a statement saying. As per local media reports, the CCTV footage of the incident doing rounds on the internet shows a boy being hit by a bullet and falling in the street, prompting the other kids to flee from the site. Several other images of the incident show a teenager also being struck by a bullet and falling, appearing to call for help as more shots hit the ground around him and other people run for cover, as per news agency AFP reports. An official with the Palestinian Red Crescent told AFP that the boy and the teen had been on a side street of central Jenin's main thoroughfare, an area apparently off limits to the Israeli army as it is solely under the control of the Palestinian Authority. Also read: Hamas claims 10-month-old hostage Kfir Babis killed, 2 family members killed Israeli military says 'verifying' information The Israeli military, on being asked about the deaths, said that it was "verifying" the details. It said that the army personnel did carry an overnight raid in the Jenin refugee camp which it said "killed two high-ranking terrorists". Out of the two, one was wanted over connection with attacks that claimed the lives of Israelis or wounded them. Meanwhile, Hamas claimed that a ten-month-old hostage, Kfir Babis was killed along with two family members in an alleged Israeli airstrike before the truce. Hamas' armed wing Al-Qassam Brigades made the claims, to which Israel reacted saying that it is still verifying the reports. The militant group failed to provide any evidence supporting its claims over the killing of the baby. The Palestinian militant group further stated that the baby's mother, 30-year-old mother Shiri Silberman-Babis and four-year-old brother Ariel, were also killed in the Israeli bombardment. The Israeli army said that it is investigating the reports. It released a statement saying that it was "verifying the accuracy of the information." "Hamas is endangering the lives of all the hostages in the Gaza Strip, which includes nine children, and is responsible for their security," an IDF statement said. (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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