Israel-Hamas war, Day 23 - Heavy fighting with Hamas says Israeli Army in Gaza

                                                Israel-Hamas war, Day 23 

              

                

 Hamas says engaged in ‘heavy fighting’ with Israeli Army in Gaza Israeli warplanes carried out airstrikes early on Sunday near Gaza’s largest hospital, which is packed with patients and tens of thousands of Palestinians seeking shelter, residents said. Israel has said Gaza’s militant Hamas rulers have a command post under the hospital, without providing much evidence.

 The strikes came a day after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced a “second stage” in Israel’s war on Hamas, three weeks after Hamas launched a brutal incursion into Israel October 7. Tanks and infantry pushed into Gaza over the weekend in what officials described as a widening ground offensive as Israel pounded the territory from air, land and sea. 

On Sunday, a statement released by the Health Ministry in Gaza said the total death toll since October 7 in Gaza rose to 8,005 people. Meanwhile, the Israeli army said they have ‘increased’ troop numbers inside Gaza. “Overnight we increased the entry of IDF forces into the (Gaza) Strip, and they joined the forces already fighting there,” army spokesperson Daniel Hagari said in a televised briefing. Earlier, the U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights Volker Turk warned that there was a potential for thousands more civilians to die if Israel presses a major ground offensive in Gaza.

The U.N. rights chief also condemned the Internet and telecommunications blackout that has hit the Palestinian enclave since Friday. The Health Ministry in the Hamas-run Gaza said Israeli strikes had killed 7,703 people, mainly civilians, including more than 3,500 children. 

Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Saturday that fighting inside the Gaza Strip would be “long and difficult”, as Israeli ground forces operate in the Palestinian territory for more than 24 hours. The Israeli military spokesman said the country is expanding its ground operation in Gaza with infantry and armoured vehicles backed by “massive” strikes from the air and sea.

Israel unleashed its bombing campaign after Hamas gunmen stormed across the Gaza border on October 7, killing 1,400 people, mostly civilians, and seizing more than 220 hostages, according to Israeli officials.

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Kerala Bomb Blast One Killed 36 Injured

             Serial Blaats At Prayer Meeting In Kerala, Anti Terror NIA Team At Site

   

One individual was killed and 56 harmed in a progression of impacts at a conference hall in Kerala's Kalamassery today, authorities said. No less than three impacts were accounted for inside the space of minutes after the request meeting began.

The episode occurred during a Jehovah's Observers show at the middle in Kalamassery, around 10 kilometers from Kochi. The request meet was gone to by almost 2,000 individuals.

Individuals who were available at the conference hall let the media know that the primary shoot happened in a request. Authorities said explosives had been set inside a tiffin box.

Kalamassery MP Hibi Eden said that the primary blast happened in the focal point of the corridor. He added that the gathering had a clearing plan which kicked right into it following the primary impact.

"Fortunately, they had a departure plan. Each time the gathering meets, they talk about and set up a clearing plan. Be that as it may, there was a great deal of smoke, which prompted a charge," Mr Eden told NDTV.

Kerala Boss Priest Pinarayi Vijayan named the impacts as 'awful' and said that the circumstance is being seen truly. All senior police authorities in the state are en route to the impact site.

The impacts will currently be examined by the Public Examination Office. The organization's measurable group has previously arrived at the spot and is gathering proof.

Visuals of the occurrence showed fire salvage and police work force in enormous numbers emptying individuals from the site, which has now been cordoned off.

Upsetting recordings from inside the conference hall showed numerous flames inside the corridor as individuals and kids were heard shouting in dread.

The video additionally showed certain individuals attempting to subdue the flames as the lobby was covered with dissipated and harmed seats.

Many individuals were seen external the conference hall post the blast.

Kerala Health Minister Veena George has guided all medical services workers  to report for  duty following the impact.

Israel launches Gaza war's second phase with Ground Operation

 

                                               

Prime Minister Netanyahu warns war will be long and hard as ground offensive gears up in Gaza. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Saturday that Israeli forces had unleashed the second phase of the Gaza war as they pressed ground operations against Hamas militants, vowing to "destroy the enemy above ground and below ground." Gaza's besieged people had barely any communications with the outside world as Israeli jets dropped more bombs on the Hamas-ruled Palestinian enclave and military chiefs said a long-threatened ground offensive was gearing up. Speaking at a press conference in Tel Aviv, Netanyahu warned that the war would be "long and hard" and reiterated Israel's appeal to Palestinian civilians to evacuate the northern Gaza Strip where Israel was focusing its attack. He vowed that every effort would be made to rescue the more than 200 hostages held by Hamas. Dear reader, The situation in Gaza is undoubtedly concerning, and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's warning of a long and hard war highlights the gravity of the ongoing conflict. As Israeli forces continue their ground offensive against Hamas militants, the focus remains on restoring peace and stability in the region. Netanyahu's determination to "destroy the enemy above ground and below ground" showcases Israel's commitment to protecting its citizens from threats posed by Hamas. With airstrikes intensifying and a potential ground offensive underway, it is clear that Israel is taking decisive action to ensure its security. Amidst these developments, it is unfortunate that communication between Gaza's people and the outside world has been severely limited due to ongoing bombings. This lack of access further adds to the distress faced by those living in this conflict-stricken area. Netanyahu's call for Palestinian civilians to evacuate certain areas demonstrates Israel's concern for innocent lives caught in the crossfire. Efforts are being made to rescue over 200 hostages held by Hamas, emphasizing Israel's commitment not only towards its own security but also towards minimizing civilian casualties. As an impartial observer, it is our hope that a peaceful resolution can be reached soon, ending this destructive cycle of violence. The suffering endured by both Israelis and Palestinians must be alleviated through diplomatic channels so that lasting peace can be achieved. Please stay informed about updates on this situation from reliable news sources as events unfold.

"This is the second stage of the war whose goals are clear - to destroy Hamas' governing and military capabilities and to bring the hostages home," Netanyahu told reporters. "We are only at the start," he said. "We will destroy the enemy above ground and below ground." Israel has blockaded and bombarded Gaza for three weeks after the Islamist group Hamas' Oct. 7 assault killed 1,400 Israelis in the deadliest day of the nation's 75-year history. Western countries have generally backed what they say is Israel's right to self defence but there has been mounting international concern over the toll from the bombing and growing calls for a pause to allow aid to reach Gaza civilians. Health authorities in the Gaza Strip of 2.3 million people say 7,650 Palestinians have been killed in Israel's campaign to obliterate the militants. Thank you for sharing this news article. It is indeed a challenging situation in the region. While some may argue that Israel's actions are justified as an act of self-defense, there is growing concern about the high number of casualties and the impact on innocent civilians in Gaza. It is crucial to find a balance between ensuring security and minimizing harm to civilians. Many countries have expressed their support for Israel's right to self-defense, but there are also calls for a pause in hostilities to allow humanitarian aid to reach those affected. The reported number of Palestinian casualties is alarming, and it highlights the devastating consequences that come with any armed conflict. It is vital for all parties involved to prioritize efforts towards peaceful resolutions and dialogue. As an observer, I hope that all sides will work towards de-escalation and find a sustainable solution that brings lasting peace to the region while prioritizing human lives above all else.

With many buildings reduced to rubble and shelter hard to find, Gazans are short of food, water, fuel and medicines. Their plight got worse from Friday night when phone and internet services were cut - followed by heavy bombing through the night. "God help anyone under the rubble," said one Gaza journalist, who spent a terrifying night in a building stairway watching "belts of fire" as bombs fell and Israeli forces appeared to exchange fire with Palestinian fighters. Without mobile phones, no one could call ambulances and emergency services anyway were short of fuel, he said. Desperate people were turning to the police, when they could be found, to use their walkie-talkies to seek help. ISRAELI TROOPS TARGET TUNNELS Though there was no indication of an invasion en masse, Israel said troops sent into Gaza on Friday night were still in the field, focusing on infrastructure including the extensive tunnel network built by Hamas. The situation in Gaza is truly heartbreaking. The destruction caused by the ongoing conflict has left the people of Gaza in dire need of basic necessities such as food, water, fuel, and medicines. To make matters worse, phone and internet services have been cut off, leaving the Gazans feeling even more isolated and vulnerable. Imagine spending a terrifying night huddled in a building stairway, watching bombs fall and witnessing the exchange of fire between Israeli forces and Palestinian fighters. The journalist who experienced this firsthand expressed his fear for those trapped under the rubble. With mobile phones rendered useless, people are unable to call for ambulances or seek emergency assistance. Even when they manage to find the police, they rely on walkie-talkies to request help. While there has been no indication of a full-scale invasion into Gaza thus far, Israeli troops sent into Gaza on Friday night continue their operations on various fronts. Their focus lies on targeting infrastructure elements such as Hamas' extensive tunnel network. The suffering endured by innocent civilians caught up in this conflict cannot be understated. It is crucial that humanitarian aid reaches these individuals swiftly to address their immediate needs for survival.

"We attacked terror operatives of all ranks, everywhere," Defence Minister Yoav Gallant said earlier. In calling on Gazans to move south, Israel said Hamas was hiding under civilian buildings, especially in the north. Palestinians say nowhere is safe, with bombs also smashing homes in the south of the densely populated territory. "A humanitarian catastrophe is unfolding in front of our eyes," U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said. Various global aid agencies said they could not contact their staff in Gaza. But a representative from the International Committees of the Red Cross and Red Crescent in Gaza got an audio message out. William Schomburg said medics were working around the clock while also dealing with personal tragedies. "I spoke to one doctor who had lost his brother and cousin the night before," he told. Billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk offered his Starlink satellite network to support communications in Gaza for internationally recognised aid organisations. Dear reader, The situation in Gaza is undeniably critical, with both Israeli and Palestinian sides experiencing significant loss and suffering. The remarks made by Defence Minister Yoav Gallant highlight the intensity of the conflict, emphasizing that terror operatives are being targeted across all ranks and locations. Israel's claim that Hamas is using civilian buildings as hiding places underscores their concern for innocent lives caught in the crossfire. Conversely, Palestinians argue that nowhere in Gaza is safe, as bombs continue to devastate homes even in the south of this densely populated territory. The gravity of the situation has not gone unnoticed by international figures. U. N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres expressed distress over the unfolding humanitarian catastrophe. Global aid agencies are facing challenges communicating with their staff on the ground; however, an audio message from William Schomburg, a representative from the International Committees of the Red Cross and Red Crescent in Gaza, shed light on medics working relentlessly amidst personal tragedies. In a gesture of support, Elon Musk offered his Starlink satellite network to assist internationally recognized aid organizations in maintaining communication within Gaza. It is our collective responsibility to recognize and address this dire humanitarian crisis. The protection of innocent lives must remain paramount as efforts continue towards finding a peaceful resolution to this devastating conflict.

"We attacked terror operatives of all ranks, everywhere," Defence Minister Yoav Gallant said earlier. In calling on Gazans to move south, Israel said Hamas was hiding under civilian buildings, especially in the north. Palestinians say nowhere is safe, with bombs also smashing homes in the south of the densely populated territory. "A humanitarian catastrophe is unfolding in front of our eyes," U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said. Various global aid agencies said they could not contact their staff in Gaza. But a representative from the International Committees of the Red Cross and Red Crescent in Gaza got an audio message out. William Schomburg said medics were working around the clock while also dealing with personal tragedies. "I spoke to one doctor who had lost his brother and cousin the night before," he told. Billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk offered his Starlink satellite network to support communications in Gaza for internationally recognised aid organisations. Dear reader, The situation in Gaza is undeniably critical, with both Israeli and Palestinian sides experiencing significant loss and suffering. The remarks made by Defence Minister Yoav Gallant highlight the intensity of the conflict, emphasizing that terror operatives are being targeted across all ranks and locations. Israel's claim that Hamas is using civilian buildings as hiding places underscores their concern for innocent lives caught in the crossfire. Conversely, Palestinians argue that nowhere in Gaza is safe, as bombs continue to devastate homes even in the south of this densely populated territory. The gravity of the situation has not gone unnoticed by international figures. U. N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres expressed distress over the unfolding humanitarian catastrophe. Global aid agencies are facing challenges communicating with their staff on the ground; however, an audio message from William Schomburg, a representative from the International Committees of the Red Cross and Red Crescent in Gaza, shed light on medics working relentlessly amidst personal tragedies. In a gesture of support, Elon Musk offered his Starlink satellite network to assist internationally recognized aid organizations in maintaining communication within Gaza. It is our collective responsibility to recognize and address this dire humanitarian crisis. The protection of innocent lives must remain paramount as efforts continue towards finding a peaceful resolution to this devastating conflict. 

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ISRAEL'S INNOVATIVE SOLUTION IN WAR AGAINST HAMAS: SPONGE BOMBS

 

Israel Defence Force (IDF) will utilize 'Sponge bombs' as Israel starts its battle through an organization of Hamas burrows under Gaza, Broadcast has detailed. For the second day straight, Israeli powers have mounted an attack further into Gaza, in the midst of unending bombarding. This comes on the 21st day of battle among Israel and Hamas that started on 7 October.

The 'Sponge bombs' that Israel intends to use for the passage war, are not explosives, but rather synthetic bombs that would be utilized to close holes.

As indicated by Broadcast report, the 'Sponge bombs' make an unexpected blast of froth that quickly grows and afterward solidifies. Be that as it may, there has been no authority affirmation from Israel on 'Sponge bombs'.

The military has set up a fake passage framework at the Tze'Elim armed force base close to the boundary with Gaza. The IDF is probably going to confront a more bloody fight when it invades Gaza on ground.

A huge number of Hamas shooters are believed to lie on pause, the greater part of them in the gathering's rambling passage organizations, NYT reports. There has been developing worry in Israel that its soldiers, regardless of their specialized prevalence over Hamas' outfitted wing, will become secured in a ridiculous metropolitan conflict after they attack.

What are 'Sponge bombs'?

'Sponge bombs' contain two fluids in a huge plastic sack isolated by a metal shaft. The post is separated before the 'bomb' is tossed into its objective making the mixtures blend. The fluid transforms into froth which extends and solidifies to seal holes.

The 'Sponge bomb' would forestall troopers being trapped as they move further into the organization, fixing off holes through which Hamas could assault.

The IDF was seen conveying these gadgets during practices in a counterfeit passage framework close to the Gaza line in 2021.

There are likely intricacies with the underground stockpile. The 'Sponge bomb' - a fluid emulsion - is risky to work with, and a few Israeli fighters have lost their sight through misusing the combination.

How Israel will deal with Gaza Tunnel battle against Hamas?

As per Broadcast report, specific groups in the IDF's designing corps have been gathered into Tunnels surveillance units and furnished with ground and flying sensors, ground entering radar, and extraordinary boring frameworks to find burrows.

Israel troops will depend on warm innovation to find in the all out haziness of the passages, with normal light shut out because of 'Sponge bombs'.

Novel radios, streamlined for working in the outrageous circumstances experienced underground, have additionally been created, Broadcast report adds. Israel may likewise utilize robots and robots to help while exploring the Tunnels.

Miniature robots for surveillance, equipped for being held in the center of a hand, may likewise be utilized however will is probably going to endure as the radio transmission debilitates.

What is the Gaza Tunnel or Gaza metro?

As per reports, Hamas began digging burrows during the 1990s. Tunnels became simpler in 2005 when Israel hauled its troopers and pioneers out of Gaza, and when Hamas won power in the 2006 political decision.

Hamas purportedly has various types of passages  many kilometers long and up to 80 meters down  running underneath the sandy 360-sq-km waterfront strip and its boundaries.

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Suspect in Lewiston shooting in US found dead in Maine, says police

 US Mass Shooter Who Killed 18 Tracked down Dead Following 2 Days Of Destructive Assault

The suspect in a mass shooting in the US province of Maine has been tracked down dead following a two-day manhunt that prepared many policing to track down the guilty party in the deadliest mass shooting in the US this year.

Robert Card, a 40-year-old Armed force reservist, passed on from a self-caused gunfire wound, and his body was found at 7:45 pm (2345 GMT), Maine public security magistrate Mike Sauschuck said.

Card is accepted to be the culprit of a frenzy on Wednesday night that left 18 individuals dead and 13 others injured in a bowling alley and a bar-café in this hard-scrabble city in the northeastern province of Maine.

"I'm breathing a moan of help this evening realizing that Robert Card is presently not a danger to anybody," lead representative Janet Factories told a quickly called news gathering.

The opinion was reverberated by US Congressperson Susan Collins of Maine, who said on X, previously Twitter, that President Joe Biden referred to her as "to let me know the culprit of the egregious assaults in Lewiston had been found."

She, as well, said "Mainers can inhale a deep breath of help" that first responders prevailed in quite a while "to track down this executioner."

Experts on Friday distinguished the people in question, going from a couple in their 70s, to a 14-year-old kid killed close by his dad.

US media said Card's body, found in Lisbon Falls, southeast of Lewiston, was in a lush region close to a reusing focus that was his work environment before he lost his employment there. The shooting - - and Card's criminal status - - had carried fear to southern Maine throughout the course of recent days.

Prior Friday, specialists said they were pursuing down in excess of 530 hints and leads on Card's conceivable whereabouts.

             

Card is a military reservist, however had not been conveyed in any battle zone. US media revealed that he had as of late been sent for mental treatment after he said he was hearing voices.

This most recent shooting is one of the deadliest in the US starting around 2017, when a shooter started shooting at a packed live performance in Las Vegas, killing 60 individuals.

Prior Friday, policing conveyed along the Androscoggin Stream in neighboring Lisbon, seven miles (11 km) southeast of Lewiston, and jumpers utilized sonar to search for proof - - or a body.

Card's white SUV was viewed as adjacent, Maine public security chief Mike Sauschuck said.

Hours before the break for the situation, Sauschuck declared the lifting of a lockdown nearby around Lewiston that had covered schools and organizations.

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Israel-Hamas War most recent update: Three senior Hamas part killed

                     Israel-Hamas War most recent update: Three senior Hamas member killed

Israel's protection powers said it killed three senior Hamas leaders after its contender jets struck a hideaway.

As per a post by the Israeli Defence Force on X, the agents were connected to the Daraj Tuffah Regiment which is viewed as a significant detachment in Hamas' association.

"IDF warrior jets struck 3 senior Hamas agents in the Daraj Tuffah Regiment. The legion's agents assumed a critical part in the intrusion and dangerous assault against Israel on October 7, and is viewed as the main unit of the Hamas fear based oppressor association," the IDF said on X, previously known as Twitter.

Day 21 of battling in the Gaza Strip has passed since Hamas assailants sent off a startling hostile on Israel that left something like 1,400 Palestinians dead.

In excess of 7,000 Palestinians have kicked the bucket because of Israel's retaliatory bombardments, as per Gaza's wellbeing service, since the Hamas surge on October 7.

                

The Unified Countries has given an admonition that "no place is protected" in Gaza as Israel has expanded besieging in anticipation of a ground intrusion is generally expected.

Israel has shut Gaza's customary inventory courses for food, water, and different supplies since the Hamas attack.

As per a survey delivered on Friday, over portion of Israelis need to defer any attack of Gaza.

Inquired as to whether the military ought to quickly heighten to a huge scope ground hostile, 29% of Israelis concurred while 49% said "it would be smarter to pause" and 22% were unsure, the survey distributed in the Maariv paper said.

On Thursday (October 26), the White House made light of media reports proposing that the fear assault on Israel on October 7 by Hamas was connected with the declaration last month of plans for an India-Center East-Europe Financial Passageway.

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Qatar awards death penalty to 8 retired Indian Navy Officers for alleged espionage

 The retired officers, including decorated officers who once commanded major Indian warships, were working for Dahra Global Technologies and Consultancy Services, a private firm that provided training and related services to Qatar's armed forces. This private consultancy is owned by a retired Qatar Air Force officer.

            

Eight former Indian Navy personnel have been handed death penalty in Qatar. Calling the judgement "shocking", the foreign ministry said it would not comment given the "confidential nature of proceedings" but assured that it would contest the judgment.

The men, including decorated officers who once commanded major Indian warships, were working for Dahra Global Technologies and Consultancy Services, a private firm that provided training and related services to Qatar's armed forces. Sources said some of them were working on a highly sensitive project -- Italian technology-based midget submarines with stealth characteristics. Reports claim they have been accused of spying.

Their bail pleas were rejected numerous times and their detention extended by Qatari authorities. Today, the Court of First Instance of Qatar passed a judgment.

Those sentenced are Capt Navtej Singh Gill, Capt Birendra Kumar Verma, Capt Saurabh Vasisht, Cdr Amit Nagpal, Cdr Purnendu Tiwari, Cdr Sugunakar Pakala, Cdr Sanjeev Gupta and Sailor Ragesh.

"We are deeply shocked by the verdict of death penalty and are awaiting the detailed judgement. We are in touch with the family members and the legal team, and we are exploring all legal options," the foreign ministry said in a statement.

We attach high importance to this case, and have been following it closely. We will continue to extend all consular and legal assistance. We will also take up the verdict with Qatari authorities," the ministry statement read.

Meetu Bhargava, sister of one the former officers detained, had sought help from the  government to bring her brother back.

In a post on X, formerly Twitter, on June 8, she had appealed to Prime Minister Narendra Modi to intervene.

"These Ex Navy officers are the pride of the nation & again I request our Hon'ble Prime Minister with folded hands that it is high time that they all are brought back to India immediately without any further delay," read her post, tagged to PM Modi and Union ministers Amit Shah and Rajnath Singh.

The men have been in jail since August 2022. Granted consular access to them, New Delhi has been working to secure their release. The men went to trial in March.

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