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Dr Shehda's parents were forced to move from the Palestinian in the late 1960s due to an armed conflict at the time

US doctor's 20 family members killed in war on Gaza

Dr Shehda's parents were forced to move from Palestinian in the late 1960s due to an armed conflict at the time

A Detroit-area doctor says he has lost 20 relatives to the violence in Gaza.
&ldquo;It's been a hell of a month. It's a nightmare that does not want to end,&rdquo; Dr. Emad Shehada (uh-MAHD&rsquo; shuh-HAH&rsquo;-duh) said during an interview with WXYZ-TV.
Shehada is a pulmonologist with a practice in Rochester Hills, Michigan.
His parents were forced to move from the Palestinian territories in the late 1960s due to an armed conflict at the time. Shehada was born in Kuwait and moved around until settling down in Syria. He moved to the United States in the early 2000s to continue his medical education at Wayne State University in Detroit.
Shehada says he&rsquo;s heartbroken that he wasn't able to save the lives of his family members caught up in the Israel-Hamas war.
&ldquo;It's been horrible. The toughest time is at home when you get back from work,&rdquo; he said. &ldquo;During the work, I try to keep myself busy as much as possible, so I don't think about things.&rdquo;
While his parents and sister now live in the U.S., his younger sister remains in Gaza.
Through his sister and other family and friends, he has learned that 20 of his relatives have died in bombings and airstrikes since Hamas' unprecedented Oct. 7 surprise attack on Israel.
Israel's response has brought unseen levels of death and destruction to Gaza.
&ldquo;When you hear about these conflicts, your heart is broken for all those people that they die. But when it hits somebody that you know, it&rsquo;s a total different thing,&rdquo; Shehada said.
More than 11,000 Palestinians, two-thirds of them women and minors, have been killed since the war began, according to the Health Ministry in Gaza, which does not differentiate between civilian and militant deaths. About 2,700 people have been reported missing.
More than 1,200 people in Israel died, most of them in the Hamas attack, and about 240 hostages were taken from Israel into Gaza by Palestinian militants.
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Meanwhile, Hamas ministry has said internet and communication across the Gaza strip has been snapped. 

Israel hits northern Gaza Strip with intense airstrikes: AFP

Intense Israeli strikes rock&nbsp;northern Gaza: AFP
Continuously striking in the Gaza Strip: AFP
Internet, communication&nbsp;cut&nbsp;across&nbsp;Gaza: Hamas

Meanwhile, the Hamas ministry has said internet and communication across the Gaza Strip has been snapped.&nbsp;

Intense Israeli strikes rocked the northern Gaza Strip on Friday evening, live footage filmed by AFP showed.
The Israeli military told AFP it is "continuously striking in the Gaza Strip" against the militant group Hamas that rules the Palestinian territory.
Meanwhile, the Hamas ministry has said internet and communication across the Gaza Strip has been snapped.&nbsp;

The new sanctions have been put on a Hamas official in Iran and members of Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard, Reuters report said. 

Amid war with Israel, US puts new sanctions on Hamas, members of Iran's Revolutionary Guard

The new sanctions have been put on a Hamas official in Iran and members of Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard, Reuters report said.&nbsp;

Amid the aggressive ongoing conflict with Israel, the United States on October 27 imposed a second round of sanctions on Hamas-the Palestinian militant group.&nbsp;
The new sanctions have been put on a Hamas official in Iran and members of Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard, Reuters report said.&nbsp;
In an official statement, the US Treasury Department said the measures targeted additional assets in a Hamas investment portfolio and people facilitating sanctions evasion by Hamas-affiliated companies.
"Today's action underscores the United States' commitment to dismantling Hamas's funding networks by deploying our counterterrorism sanctions authorities and working with our global partners to deny Hamas the ability to exploit the international financial system,&rdquo; Deputy Treasury Secretary Wally Adeyemo said in the release.
The Gaza-based entity referred to is a group known for its involvement in facilitating illicit Iranian funds to Hamas and the Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ) group. Iran is known to provide support to various militant groups in the Middle East, including Hamas.

The UN warned that it is on the verge of running out of fuel in the Gaza Strip, forcing it to sharply curtail relief efforts in the blockaded territory.

Israel-Hamas War: IDF troops launch 'brief ground operation' in Gaza

The UN warned that it is on the verge of running out of fuel in the Gaza Strip, forcing it to sharply curtail relief efforts in the blockaded territory.

The Israeli military said its troops and tanks briefly entered northern Gaza overnight into Thursday, hitting several militant targets as a wider ground incursion loomed after more than two weeks of heavy air raids.
Israeli airstrikes have devastated parts of the Gaza Strip, leaving neighbourhoods in rubble, and hospitals in Gaza are struggling to treat masses of wounded with diminishing resources.
The UN warned that it is on the verge of running out of fuel in the Gaza Strip, forcing it to sharply curtail relief efforts in the blockaded territory.
And the UN Security Council failed again to address the Israeli-Hamas war, rejecting rival resolutions by the United States and Russia.
The war is the deadliest of five Gaza wars for both sides. The Hamas-run Health Ministry said Wednesday that at least 6,546 Palestinians have been killed and 17,439 others wounded.

With this, Israel's high-tech system entered its operational use for the first time amid the ongoing conflict with Palestine. 

Iron Sting: Israel uses laser-guided mortar bomb against Hamas for the first time

With this, Israel's high-tech system entered its operational use for the first time amid the ongoing conflict with Palestine.&nbsp;

As the Israeli military carried out more than 300 airstrikes overnight targeting &ldquo;terrorist infrastructure and military targets&rdquo; in the Gaza Strip, the Israeli Air Force unleashed the most innovative weapon to target Hamas--the 'Iron Sting'.&nbsp;
With this, Israel's high-tech system entered its operational use for the first time amid the ongoing conflict with Palestine.&nbsp;
Taking to X, the Israeli Air Force posted a video on X, saying, "The Magellan unit, in cooperation with the Air Force, thwarted dozens of terrorists using a variety of weapons, including an innovative and accurate mortar bomb, called "Steel Sting". Watch the documentation of an attack on a rocket launcher using a "steel stinger".&nbsp;
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The footage showed a 120mm mortar decimating an enemy rocket launcher.
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Notably, Hamas announced a day ago that 13 hostages it was holding were killed in the strikes

Hamas-Israel war: more hostages killed in Israeli airstrikes over last 24 hours, claims Hamas

Notably, Hamas announced a day ago that 13 hostages it was holding were killed in the strikes

Palestinian militant group Hamas has claimed that Israeli strikes have killed at least 13 hostages including foreigners over the last 24 hours as Israel continues to pound the Gaza strip.&nbsp;
The Times of Israel quoting the Qassam Brigades said, the hostages were killed where they were being held.
Notably, Hamas announced a day ago that 13 hostages it was holding were killed in the strikes
However, the news outlet could not verify the claims.&nbsp;
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Israel-Hamas war: Saudi Arabia condemns displacement, attacks on civilians in Gaza

Israel-Hamas war: Saudi Arabia condemns displacement, attacks on civilians in Gaza

Saudi Arabia on Friday denounced the displacement of Palestinians from Gaza and attacks on "defenceless civilians", its strongest language criticising Israel since the war broke out.
Riyadh "affirms its categorical rejection of calls for the forced displacement of the Palestinian people from Gaza, and its condemnation of the continued targeting of defenceless civilians there," the foreign ministry said in a statement.
Thousands of Palestinians fled to southern Gaza in search of refuge on Friday after Israel called for over a million of them to evacuate the north of the blockaded enclave before an expected ground offensive.
It comes amid continued strikes on the strip in retaliation for a surprise weekend attack by Hamas, the deadliest in Israel's history.
The Saudi statement was published as US Secretary of State Antony Blinken arrived in Riyadh as part of a six-nation tour of Arab countries.

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