Palestinian prime minister Mohammad Shtayyeh at has said that the United States should also be held responsible for Israeli attacks on Gaza and the loss of Palestinian lives. The Prime Minister made the statement that the 21st Doha Forum.

UN Chief gives opening remarks at Doha Forum

Doha Forum | Shtayyeh: US should also be held responsible for Israeli attack

Here we bring you a quick round-up of all the latest news and top headlines from all across the globe: Israel Defense Forces (IDF) said on Saturday that the Hamas militant rule in the Gaza region is “beginning to collapse”.

Israel-Hamas war | IDF: There are signs Hamas' system is falling apart

The fatalities are on the rise in the besieged Gaza Strip. According to Hamas, the Central Gaza Hospital witnessed 71 fatalities in 24 hours all the regions in Gaza are under constant attack. The IDF released a video of attacks on the northeastern region.

Israel-Hamas war | Hamas: 17,700 Palestinian killed since the start of the war

The globe has taken to the streets to show its support for Palestinians who are facing an unprecedented humanitarian crisis in the Gaza Strip. This is as the United States vetoed a United Nations Security Council resolution calling for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza, and people around the world are protesting against it.

Pro-Palestinian rallies against US veto on UNSC resolution

Fighting has intensified in southern Gaza. Israel's ground offensive is centred around Khan Younis as a humanitarian situation continues to worsen by the hour in the besieged strip. Calls for protecting human rights for Gazans grow but Washington's support for Israel remains undeterred. To understand this better watch this interview with Colonel Rich Outzen (Retd.) who is a senior fellow at the Atlantic Council & Jamestown Foundation.

Israel-Hamas | Turkiye: US left alone on Gaza issue after Veto at UN

Fighting has intensified in southern Gaza. Israel's ground offensive is centred around Khan Younis as a humanitarian situation continues to worsen by the hour in the besieged strip. Calls for protecting human rights for Gazans grow but Washington's support for Israel remains undeterred.

Israel-Hamas | Report: US to send more weapons to Israel

Since the war broke out between Israel and Hamas in the Gaza Strip, Yemen's Houthi rebels have escalated attacks on ships crossing the Red Sea. From 1,000 miles away from the Gaza Strip, the Houthis have launched attacks on not only commercial ships but also fired missiles towards U.S. warships. So why hasn't the U.S. retaliated against the Houthis in Yemen? In this episode of Gravitas Plus, we do a deep dive into the origins, motivations, and global implications of the Houthi rebels and why their actions matter.

Gravitas Plus: Why Houthis Target Ships in the Red Sea | What Stops U.S. From Retaliating?

The fatalities are on the rise in the besieged Gaza Strip. According to Hamas, the Central Gaza Hospital witnessed 71 fatalities in 24 hours all the regions in Gaza are under constant attack. The IDF released a video of attacks on the northeastern region. To know more watch this interview with a professor of Clinton Institute, University College, Scott Lucas.

Israel-Hamas war | Hamas: 71 fatalities in the span of 24 hours

Israel-Hamas war: IDF releases video of its intensified attacks in North-East Gaza

Is Hamas diverting this much needed aid from its own people? Israel has been making such claims that Hamas has been blocking the crucial Aid and that Gazans are not its priority.

Israel-Hamas war | Gazan woman to journalist: All the aid goes to Hamas tunnel

Israel-Hamas war: Israel has been alleging that Hamas diverts Gaza aid

The United States vetoed a UN Security Council resolution that would have called for an immediate ceasefire in the intense fighting between Israel and Hamas in Gaza. The U.S. Criticized them for rushing it through and leaving the call for an unconditional ceasefire unchanged. Meanwhile, Britain abstained because there was no condemnation of Hamas.

Israel-Hamas war: US vetoes UNSC resolution on Gaza ceasefire | Latest News

Here we bring you a quick round-up of all the latest news and top headlines from all across the globe: An extraordinary UN bid to call for a ceasefire in Gaza was blocked by the United States on December 8 while Israeli forces continued a relentless offensive to destroy Hamas after its deadly attack two months ago.

Israel-Hamas war: US vetoes UN Security Council demand for ceasefire in Gaza

The death of IDF soldier Gal Eisenkot and the rising Israeli military casualties in Gaza reflect the harsh realities of the ongoing conflict. As Prime Minister Netanyahu continues his hardline stance, Israel faces a pivotal moment. The potential decision to engage in underground warfare in Gaza's tunnels or to employ unconventional methods like flooding poses significant risks. Amidst these challenges, the long-term viability of Netanyahu's aims, particularly against groups like Hamas and Hezbollah, remains a subject of intense debate, highlighting the intricate dynamics of West Asia politics.

Gravitas: Amidst conflict, Israel faces tough choices: The human cost of war

The ongoing war in Gaza has given the world new reasons to help Egypt. Egypt appeared to be in serious danger of going bankrupt two months ago. There are now compelling new reasons for the world to step in and help.

Israel-Hamas war: Egypt rises amid war in Gaza

Founded in the chaos of the fifteen-year Lebanese civil war, Hezbollah is driven by its opposition to Israel and its resistance to Western influence in West Asia. So far, Israel and Hezbollah have stopped short of reviving the full-scale war they fought in 2006. A repeat of the 2006 scenario will force Israel's military to fight on two fronts, stretching its forces thin. Hamas and other Palestinian groups in the Gaza Strip have a variety of homemade or smuggled rockets at their disposal to use against Israel. Hezbollah can rain fire on targets throughout Israel, including with far more advanced and hard-hitting weaponry than what Hamas has been able to muster. In 2016, estimates put its arsenal at around 150-thousand rockets, a tenfold increase over the roughly 15-thousand that were said to be available ahead of the 2006 Lebanon war. That number has since grown even larger. Hezbollah also possesses short-range ballistic missiles, drones, and anti-ship missiles.

Israeli PM issues strong warning to Hezbollah

Britain is assisting West Bank leaders in governing Gaza amid the Israel Hamas War. A British military team in West Bank is helping the Palestinian Authority to take over governance of the Gaza Strip.

Israel-Hamas war: British team helping Palestinian authority prepare for governance

A Health Ministry representative tells the Knesset Health Committee that the hostages freed from Hamas captivity were given tranquilizer pills before being handed over to the Red Cross for transfer to Israel. The drugging would have aimed to make the hostages appear calm, happy and upbeat after suffering physical abuse, deprivation and psychological terror for more than 50 days in Gaza.

Israel-Hamas war: Israel claims captives were tranquilised and drugged to appear happy

Yemen's Houthis group reportedly has now become a bit of a serious problem for the commercial sea route of the Red Sea as it continues to target commercial ships in the strategic waters. But the Israeli Defense Forces claimed that the Houthis and a continuously firing ballistic missiles and drones towards Israel.

Yemen's Houthis claim attacks on two Israeli ships in Red Sea

A fierce battle is raging on in Gaza as Israeli Defense Forces say they have breached Hamas strongholds in southern Gaza are pushing back the Hamas. Israel says it is in its third phase of ground operations in the strip forcing thousands to flee on foot towards the Rafah Crossing with Egypt.

Israel-Hamas war: Israeli army breaks through Hamas' defensive line in Gaza

Israel-Hamas war: Israel's third phase of operation in Gaza

Here, we bring you the news that is trending across WION's social media platforms- Images released by the Israeli Army show their military operations in Gaza. Israeli troops, tanks, armoured personnel carriers and bulldozers have rolled into Khan Younis, Gaza's second-largest city.

Israel-Hamas war: Israeli army releases footage of its operations in Gaza

Israeli forces continue to battle Hamas militants across Gaza expanding their ground offensive to Gaza's second-largest city further shrinking the area where the Palestinians can seek safety.

Israel-Hamas war: IDF expands ground offensive to Gaza's second largest city

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