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Videos show smoke rising above apartments during Hezbollah rocket barrage. Sirens sounded in Tiberias, and other Sea of Galilee towns, 1 wounded in rocket impact.

Hezbollah Missiles Batter Haifa As Israel's Air Defence Appears To Fail, IDF Initiates Probe

 Videos show smoke rising above apartments during Hezbollah rocket barrage. Sirens sounded in Tiberias, and other Sea of Galilee towns, 1 wounded in rocket impact. 

Videos show smoke rising above apartments during Hezbollah rocket barrage. Sirens sounded in Tiberias, and other Sea of Galilee towns, 1 wounded in rocket impact.

Hezbollah rockets batter Israeli port city of Haifa, 5 people wounded by shrapnel. Missile impact after sirens sounded in Haifa, as Iron Dome appears to fail. Air defenses failed to stop the barrage of 5 rockets launched from Lebanon at Haifa: IDF. Videos show heavy damage at the traffic circle in Haifa struck by a rocket from Lebanon. Videos show smoke rising above apartments during Hezbollah rocket barrage. Sirens sounded in Tiberias, and other Sea of Galilee towns, 1 wounded in rocket impact. Sirens also sounded in Kiryat Shmona &amp; nearby towns on the northern border. 15 rockets fired at Kiryat Shmona, some were intercepted, and others made an impact: IDF.&nbsp; Hezbollah claims attacks on Israeli military bases in Haifa, Tiberias. Fadi 1 missiles launched at the Carmel base, south of Haifa: Hezbollah. Hezbollah claims it carried out a rocket attack on Nimra base, west of Tiberias. The attack marks first time center of Haifa was hit, earlier missiles intercepted by IDF

As Israel continues its offensive in Gaza to achieve 'absolute victory' over Hamas, the militant group killed Sgt. Omer Ginzburg of the 101st Battalion, the Parachute Brigade. 

HL: Caught On Cam | Hamas Sniper Takes Out Israeli Soldier in Gaza

As Israel continues its offensive in Gaza to achieve 'absolute victory' over Hamas, the militant group killed Sgt. Omer Ginzburg of the 101st Battalion, the Parachute Brigade.&nbsp;

Visuals from Gaza where Hamas fighters took out an IDF soldier with a home-made Ghoul sniper rifle.The group released the video of a sniper operation in Gaza in which Israeli soldier Sgt. Omer Ginzburg, &nbsp;of the 101st Battalion, the Parachute Brigade, was killed by a Palestinian sniper from the Jerusalem Brigades in east of Khan Yunis.Visuals Israel operation in Gaza
Amid the IDF operations against Hamas and to achieve an 'absolute victory', in Gaza, Hamas' operations are reportedly spilling towards the West Bank, where recently one of the IDF soldiers was killed in a point blank range.Visuals: Sniping operation in Jordon valleyAl Qassam Brigade took responsibility for the killing of Yonatan Deutsch who was shot at point-blank range near a settlement colony in Meholam, Jordon Valley on 11th of August.Visuals: IDF chief meeting The attack has created new concerns among the IDF fearing the opening of another front in the West Bank.Reportedly, Hamas in a statement has said that its fighters in the West Bank have given allegiance to the newly elected leader Yahya Sinwar.

Hamas says one of its top commanders Ahmed al-Ghandour killed in war with Israel

Ghandour had survived three attempts on his life from 2002, a Washington-based advocay group said.&nbsp;

Hamas says one of its top commanders has been killed in the war with Israel.
The militant group announced the death of Ahmed al-Ghandour on Sunday, without saying when or where he was killed. He is the highest-ranking member of the group known to have been killed in the war, which was sparked by Hamas' October 7 attack into Israel.
Al-Ghandour was a high-ranking member of the group's armed wing and Hamas' top commander in northern Gaza.
He had survived at least three Israeli attempts to kill him, going back to 2002, according to the Counter Extremism Project, an advocacy group based in Washington.
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Netanyahu one of the most important reasons behind war: Hamas chief

Hamas chief said that Gaza crossing with Egypt must be opened on both sides.&nbsp;

The leader of Hamas Ismail Haniyeh on Wednesday vowed his forces would defeat Israel in a statement from Qatar.&nbsp; 
SENDS WARNING TO ISRAEL &ldquo;We assure the enemy and those behind them that your desperate response attempts to cover up your failure by committing brutal massacres of unarmed civilians, by using all means to humiliate them will not save you from the great defeat in &rdquo;the flood of Al-Aqsa&rdquo;. You were defeated on October 7, and you are stumbling in your ground invasion that you are going through in the face of our heroic heroes.&rdquo;
PINS BLAME ON ISRAEL PM &ldquo;This is a war, one of its most important reasons is (Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin) Netanyahu. Who leads a right-wing, racist, fascist group and thinks only about how to save himself and his family from imprisonment and accountability. Even if it is at the cost of destroying the entire region.&rdquo; WANTS BOTH GAZA BORDERS OPENED
&ldquo;Today, when the Rafah crossing has been partially reopened, we stress the need for the crossing to continue to operate without stopping and in both directions as it is a pure Egyptian-Palestinian crossing.&rdquo;
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Hamas tells Israel: free all Palestinian prisoners in exchange for captives

Russia has good relations with Hamas, which has begun a diplomatic effort to try to free hostages held in Gaza.

Hamas has said it was ready to release Israeli hostages if Israel freed all Palestinians held in its prisons. The demand came amid Israel's massive ground offensive in Gaza, which Israel said has now "turned into a battlefield".
Earlier, Hamas said they were trying to locate eight Russian-Israeli dual citizens who were taken hostages in order to free them on Moscow's request. Russia has good relations with Hamas, which has begun a diplomatic effort to try to free hostages held in Gaza.

The report further said that Israel is also focussing on ways  to supply humanitarian aid to civilians inside Gaza and making diplomatic efforts to free more hostages held there. 

Ground invasion of Gaza: Israel delays operation on US request, says report

The report further said that Israel is also focussing on ways to supply humanitarian aid to civilians inside Gaza and making diplomatic efforts to free more hostages held there.&nbsp;

A report by the Guardian on October 25 said that Israel has agreed to delay an expected ground invasion of Gaza on US request, so the United States gets its air defences to the region.&nbsp;
The news outlet citing a Wall Street Journal report said that the Pentagon is currently working to dispatch a dozen air defence systems to the region.&nbsp;
The move is aimed at protecting US troops deployed in Iraq, Syria, Kuwait, Jordan, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates from missiles and rockets.&nbsp;
The report further said that Israel is also focussing on ways to supply humanitarian aid to civilians inside Gaza and making diplomatic efforts to free more hostages held there.&nbsp;
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Who is US Lt. Gen. James Glynn who will advise Israel on urban warfare

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The US general has served in Mosul and will advise Israel on ground attack on Gaza.&nbsp;

The Pentagon has sent military advisers, including a Marine Corps general versed in urban warfare, to Israel to aid in its war planning and is speeding multiple sophisticated air defense systems to the Middle East days ahead of an anticipated ground assault into Gaza.
One of the officers leading the assistance is Marine Corps Lt. Gen. James Glynn, who previously helped lead special operations forces against the Islamic State and served in Fallujah, Iraq, during some of the most heated urban combat there, according to a U.S. official who was not authorized to discuss Glynn's role and spoke on the condition of anonymity.
Glynn will also be advising on how to mitigate civilian casualties in urban warfare, the official said.
Israel is preparing a large-scale ground operation in an environment in which Hamas militants have had years to prepare tunnel networks and set traps throughout northern Gaza's dense urban blocks. Glynn and the other military officers who are advising Israel &ldquo;have experience that is appropriate to the sorts of operations that Israel is conducting,&rdquo; National Security Council spokesman John Kirby said Monday. The advisers will not be engaged in the fighting, the unidentified U.S. official said.
The military team is one of many fast-moving pieces the Pentagon is getting in place to try and prevent the already intense conflict between Israel and Hamas from becoming a wider war. It also is trying to protect U.S. personnel, who in the last few days have come under repeated attacks that the Pentagon has said were likely endorsed by Iran.
Kirby said Iran was "in some cases actively facilitating these attacks and spurring on others who may want to exploit the conflict for their own good, or for that of Iran. We know that Iran's goal is to maintain some level of deniability here. But we're not going to allow them to do that.&rdquo; The White House said President Joe Biden spoke with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday to update him on "U.S. support for Israel and ongoing efforts at regional deterrence, to include new U.S. military deployments." On Monday, the U.S. military garrison at an-Tanf, Syria, came under attack again, this time by two drones. The drones were shot down and no injuries were reported. It was the latest episode of more than a half-dozen times in the last week that U.S. military locations in the Middle East had come under rocket or drone attack since a deadly blast at a Gaza hospital.
Last Thursday the destroyer USS Carney shot down four land-attack cruise missiles launched from Yemen that the Pentagon has said were potentially headed toward Israel.
In response, over the weekend the Pentagon announced it was sending multiple Patriot missile defense system battalions and a Terminal High Altitude Area Defense system to the Middle East, as well as repositioning the Eisenhower strike group to the U.S. Central Command area of responsibility. The ship had previously been en route to the Eastern Mediterranean.
The shift means that the Navy will have a carrier strike group off the shore of Israel &mdash; the Ford carrier strike group &mdash; and another, the Eisenhower, potentially manoeuvred to defend U.S. forces and Israel from the Red Sea or the Gulf of Oman.
&ldquo;We're going to continue to do what we need to do to protect and safeguard our forces and take all necessary measures,&rdquo; Ryder said. &ldquo;No one wants to see a wider regional conflict. But we will not hesitate to protect our forces.&rdquo; The U.S. has also advised Israeli officials to consider a delay in any ground assault, saying it would give more time to allow the U.S. to work with its regional partners to release more hostages, according to a U.S. official familiar with Biden administration thinking on the matter. The official, who requested anonymity to discuss the private discussions, said it was unclear how much the argument will &ldquo;move the needle&rdquo; on Israeli thinking.
The official noted that with the help of Qatar mediating with Hamas, the U.S. was able to win the release of two captives, Judith and Natalie Raanan. The process that led to their release &mdash; just two of more than 200 people in Israel who were taken hostage in the Oct. 7 attacks &mdash; started soon after the Hamas operation. The official noted arranging for the release of the Raanans took longer to come together than many people realized.
Asked during a brief exchange with reporters at the White House on Monday if the U.S. would be supportive of a ceasefire-for-hostage deal, Biden replied, &ldquo;We should have those hostages released and then we can talk.&rdquo; During his phone call with Netanyahu, Biden also &ldquo;reaffirmed his commitment to ongoing efforts to secure the release of all the remaining hostages taken by Hamas &mdash; including Americans &mdash; and to provide for safe passage for U.S. citizens and other civilians in Gaza,&rdquo; the White House said.
The International Committee of the Red Cross said Monday that Hamas had released two more hostages. They were identified by Israeli media as Yocheved Lifshitz and Nurit Cooper of the Israeli kibbutz of Nir Oz.

Hamas-run Healthy Ministry: Over 700 deaths in Gaza in the past day

Hamas-run Healthy Ministry said that over 700 deaths took place in Gaza in the past day as Israel kept attacking the beseiged territory

Israeli airstrikes in the Gaza Strip had killed more than 700 people in the past day, the Hamas-run Health Ministry in Gaza said Tuesday.
That represented a massive increase in the death toll amid widening Israeli bombing attacks in the territory.
Israel has been attacking Gaza since Hamas militants attacked southern Israeli towns on October 7.

85-year-old Israeli captive woman: Hamas 'treated me gently and met all my needs' 

Yocheved Lifshitz asserted that Israel didn't take the Hamas threat seriously.&nbsp;

An elderly Israeli hostage who was released by Hamas has said that she was taken into tunnels inside Gaza which looked like &lsquo;spiderwebs. Yocheved Lifshitz said that the Hamas &ldquo;treated us gently and met all our needs.&rdquo; Yocheved Lifshitz, 85, was one of two women freed late Monday, leaving around 220 hostages still in the hands of Hamas.

Israeli military 'reaches out' to Gazans, offers reward for tip offs on hostages

Israeli military 'reaches out' to Gazans, offers reward for tip-offs on hostages

The Israeli Defence Force has said that as part of the extensive efforts to free the Israeli and foreign national hostages held by the Hamas in Gaza, it used multiple channels to communicate with the residents of Gaza and ask for information about the hostages, offering protection and compensation in return. In a statement, the IDF said: "If your will is to live in peace and to have a better future for your children, do the humanitarian deed immediately and share verified and valuable information about hostages being held in your area. The Israeli military assures you that it will invest maximum effort in providing security for you and your home, and you will receive a financial reward. &nbsp;We guarantee you complete confidentiality." The IDF has confirmed that 222 hostages are being held by Hamas.&nbsp;

Citing IDF spokesperson Daniel Hagari , Reuters said, Israeli military had carried out strikes to eliminate 20 Hezbollah cells in southern Lebanon since the war broke out. 

Israel carries out 'limited raids' into Gaza Strip as Hamas continues to hold 222 hostages

Citing IDF spokesperson Daniel Hagari, Reuters said, the Israeli military had carried out strikes to eliminate 20 Hezbollah cells in southern Lebanon since the war broke out.&nbsp;

Ahead of the expected ground attack, Israel&rsquo;s military forces on October 23 launched limited raids into the Gaza Strip overnight to fight Hamas fighters, Reuters reported.&nbsp;
As per the media outlet, the airstrikes have targeted the sites where Hamas is believed to be assembling to attack any wider Israeli invasion.
Citing IDF spokesperson Daniel Hagari, Reuters said, the Israeli military had carried out strikes to eliminate 20 Hezbollah cells in southern Lebanon since the war broke out.&nbsp;
The officer also confirmed that 222 people are held in captivity in the Gaza Strip since the October 7 invasion. The hostages also include significant numbers of foreigners.&nbsp;
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Hamas on Israeli army captives: no discussion till offensive on Gaza ends

As humanitarian aid trickled into Gaza, Hamas officials have set condition for the release of Israeli army captives, stating clearly that there would be no prisoner exchange till Tel Aviv stops its offensive on Gaza strip.&nbsp;

Hamas has said that the militant group won&rsquo;t discuss the fate of Israeli army captives till Israel ends its offensive in Gaza.&nbsp;
Hamas official Osama Hamdan said that their stance on the issue is clear and the militant group will not discuss it until Israel ends its aggression on Gazans and Palestinians.
Meanwhile Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan had a phone conversation with Hama leader Ismail Haniyeh. Erdogan reportedly told the militant leader about Ankara's efforts for a ceasefire, for humanitarian aid to reach Gaza and possible treatment of the wounded in Turkey.

PM Modi speaks to Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, condoles deaths in Gaza hospital attack

PM Modi speaks to Palestinian authority Mahmoud Abbas, condoles deaths in Gaza hospital attack

PM Modi speaks to Palestinian authority Mahmoud Abbas
PM condoles&nbsp;deaths&nbsp;in&nbsp;Gaza hospital attack
PM: Will&nbsp;continue&nbsp;to send&nbsp;aid&nbsp;to Palestine&nbsp;

He also reiterated India's long-standing principled position on the Israel-Palestine issue.

As the war between Israel and Hamas escalates, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday spoke to Palestinian President H.E. Mahmoud Abbas.&nbsp;
The PM offered condolences over the deaths of civilians in the hospital attack in Gaza and reaffirmed that India will continue to send humanitarian assistance for the Palestinian people.&nbsp;
The Indian leader further said, both the leaders shared deep concern at the terrorism, violence and deteriorating security situation in the region.
He also reiterated India's long-standing principled position on the Israel-Palestine issue.

 Palestinian American families caught in the Israel-Hamas war 

Israel-Hamas war: Americans trapped in Gaza waiting for Biden administration's evacuation strategy

As Israel's 24-hour deadline to evacuate Gaza ends, Palestinian American families caught in the Israel-Hamas war say the US govt has not announced any evacuation plan for them

The sudden Hamas attack on October 7, 2023 and the subsequent counter-offensive has left American citizens stranded in both Israel and Gaza.
While the Biden administration is arranging charter flights to help Americans leave Israel due to the security crisis, there is no such arrangement for those in Gaza.
According to a New York Times report, American citizens in Gaza are asked to fill out forms and wait, but the uncertainty of when they can return home has left them scared and worried about the ongoing conflict.
An estimated 500 to 600 Americans live in Gaza, NYT said quoting US officials.

As per the IAF, Qadhi was arrested for the kidnapping and murder of Israeli civilians, however he was released as part of the Gilad Shalit prisoner exchange in 2015. 

Hamas-Israel war:  Ali Qadi, Hamas commander killed in strikes, claims Israeli military

Hamas-Israel war:  Ali Qadhi, Hamas commander killed in strikes, claims Israeli military

As per the IAF, Qadi was arrested for the kidnapping and murder of Israeli civilians, however, he was released as part of the Gilad Shalit prisoner exchange in 2015.&nbsp;

Israel Army has claimed to have killed the Hamas militant group's commander who allegedly led to the brutal attack on Israel last weekend.
The Israeli Air Force in a post on X said, "based on precise IDF and ISA intelligence, IAF aircraft killed Ali Qadi, a company commander of the Hamas "Nukhba" commando force, who led the terror attack in Israeli communities near the Gaza Strip last weekend."
As per the IAF, Qadi was arrested for the kidnapping and murder of Israeli civilians, however, he was released as part of the Gilad Shalit prisoner exchange in 2015.&nbsp;
Meanwhile, Israel has called for total evacuation of Gazans from North Gaza as Benjamin Netanyahu issued a fresh warning of massive strikes from Israel.&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;

An official from India's Representative Office in Ramallah told PTI that they are in touch with four Indians in Gaza. 

Hamas war: India sets up control room to monitor situation in Palestine, Israel

An official from India's Representative Office in Ramallah told PTI that they are in touch with four Indians in Gaza.&nbsp;

As nearly 18,000 Indian citizens are still living in Israel amid the country's massive war on Hamas, India has set up a control room in the external affairs ministry to monitor the situation in Palestine and Israel.
The control room will be monitoring the situation 24X7, Hindustan Times reported.&nbsp;
The development follows concerns about the safety of Indian citizens living in Israel and Palestine.&nbsp;
Meanwhile, the Indian embassy in Tel Aviv on Wednesday urged its nationals in Israel &ldquo;to remain calm, vigilant,&rdquo;. The Indian mission has also issued helpline numbers for its nationals urging them to register themselves with the embassy.&nbsp;
Meanwhile, the Indian embassy in Tel Aviv on Wednesday urged its nationals in Israel &ldquo;to remain calm, vigilant,&rdquo;.
An official from ROI told PTI that &ldquo;we are in touch (with them) and are trying to help all Indians but the situation on the ground constrains our options.&rdquo;&nbsp;
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Israel has been punding Gaza following surprise attack by Hamas militants Saturday. 

Gaza's only power plant shuts down due to fuel shortage | Hamas-Israel war

Gaza's only power plant shuts down due to fuel shortage

Israel has been pounding Gaza following a surprise attack by Hamas militants Saturday.&nbsp;

Gaza's only power plant has run out of fuel, forcing it to shut down after Israel cut off supplies, the Energy Ministry said on Wednesday.
That will leave only generators to power the territory.&nbsp;
Gaza Strip has been under intense bombardment by Israel after the Palestinian militant group Hamas launched a surprise attack on Saturday.
The blackouts come as Israel has decided to block fuel shipments into the Gaza Strip as part of what the Israeli government has called a &ldquo;complete siege&rdquo; on the territory run by the Hamas militant group.&nbsp;

Meanwhile, in a show of solidarity, the US State Secretary is set to visit Israel and Jordan between 11-13 October, US embassy in Israel said.

Hamas-Israel war | Number of US citizens killed in Israel-Hamas war rises to 22

Meanwhile, in a show of solidarity, the US State Secretary is set to visit Israel and Jordan between 11-13 October, the US embassy in Israel said.

The number of US citizens confirmed to have been killed in the Israel-Hamas war has risen to 22, the State Department said on October 11.&nbsp;
The United States confirmed the death of 14 nationals a day earlier.&nbsp;
"We have to be crystal clear. There is no justification for terrorism," President Joe Biden told reporters. "The United States has Israel's back and we're going to be working on this through the day and beyond."
Meanwhile, in a show of solidarity, US State Secretary Antony Blinken is set to visit Israel and Jordan between 11-13 October, the US embassy in Israel said.
During his visit, Blinken is likely to meet top officials of Israel.&nbsp;
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As Israel presses ahead with the fierce offensive, number of casualties in the Hamas attack rose to 1,000, an Israeli military official said on October 10. 

Israel faces rocket strikes from Gaza and Lebanon; death toll mounts 

A fresh salvo of rockets was fired from south Lebanon towards Israel on Tuesday, Lebanese state media said, an attack that drew retaliatory fire

An Israeli military official says the death toll from Hamas' surprise attack over the weekend has now risen above 1,000.
Brig Gen Dan Goldfus announced the figure during a briefing with reporters on Tuesday. He spoke as Israel was pressing ahead with a fierce offensive of airstrikes in Gaza that has claimed 830 lives on the other side and caused widespread destruction.
&ldquo;We are going to go on the offense and attack the Hamas terrorist group and any other group that is in Gaza,&rdquo; he said. &ldquo;We will have to change the reality from within Gaza to prevent this from happening again." The surprise Hamas incursion is by far the deadliest militant attack in Israeli history.
Meanwhile, Gaza and Lebanon both fired rockets at Israel on Tuesday evening. Israel retaliated with shelling on Lebanon.&nbsp;
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The Hamas commander has dodged seven assassination attempts by Israel so far, and even as the Israel war on Hamas continues his whereabouts are still unknown.

Was Hamas commander Mohammed Deif planning Israel attack since 2021?

How Mohommed Deif, Hamas commander crafted shocking assault on Israel

The Hamas commander has dodged seven assassination attempts by Israel so far, and even as the Israel war on Hamas continues his whereabouts are still unknown.

Mohammed Deif, the chief of Hamas' Al Qassam Brigades had been planning one of the deadliest attacks on Israel since the 2021 raids on the Al Aqsa mosque, a Reuters report said.
In 2021, Israel raided the mosque, thrashed, dragged and assaulted the worshipers during the holy month of Ramadan. A violent conflict erupted between Israel and Hamas following this and it went on for 11 days.&nbsp;
Reuters has reported quoting sources that it was then that Deif decided to avenge the Al Aqsa mosque raids and started planning an offensive against Israel.&nbsp;
The Hamas commander has dodged seven assassination attempts by Israel so far, and even as Tel Aviv&rsquo;s war on Hamas continues his whereabouts are still unknown.
Another source told the news outlet, that although Deif is the mastermind behind the offensive, the decision to execute the plan was not his alone.
Yahya Sinwar, the current Palestinian leader of Hamas and Deif jointly gave their nod for their operation against Israel.&nbsp;

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