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Israel-Hamas war live: Rallies held around world in support of Palestinians
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| Destruction from Israeli aerial bombardment is seen in Gaza City on Wednesday, October 11, 2023 [Fatima Shbair/AP Photo] |
- Palestinians in Gaza continue to suffer as the only power plant remains out of service due to a lack of fuel.
- Rallies in support of Palestinians take place in the US, Ireland, South Africa, Chile, Philippines.
- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu promises to “destroy” Hamas following its surprise attack.
- Global and regional leaders continue efforts to end the ongoing escalation of the Israel-Hamas war.
- Israeli forces continue pounding the Gaza Strip, killing some 1,200 Palestinians. The death toll in Israel also climbed to 1,200 people.
- 4m ago(04:49 GMT)
Israeli attack kills 15 people in Jabaliya: Reports
We are getting reports from multiple media outlets in Palestine that an Israeli air raid on a residential building in northern Gaza has killed at least 15 people.
The attack in the city of Jabaliya at dawn also wounded dozens of others, according to the Palestinian Wafa news agency.
We’ll get you more information on this soon.
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Destruction from Israeli aerial bombardment is seen in Gaza City on Wednesday, October 11, 2023 [Fatima Shbair/AP Photo] Published On 11 Oct 202311 Oct 2023- Palestinians in Gaza continue to suffer as the only power plant remains out of service due to a lack of fuel.
- Rallies in support of Palestinians take place in the US, Ireland, South Africa, Chile, Philippines.
- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu promises to “destroy” Hamas following its surprise attack.
- Global and regional leaders continue efforts to end the ongoing escalation of the Israel-Hamas war.
- Israeli forces continue pounding the Gaza Strip, killing some 1,200 Palestinians. The death toll in Israel also climbed to 1,200 people.
4m ago(04:49 GMT)Israeli attack kills 15 people in Jabaliya: Reports
We are getting reports from multiple media outlets in Palestine that an Israeli air raid on a residential building in northern Gaza has killed at least 15 people.
The attack in the city of Jabaliya at dawn also wounded dozens of others, according to the Palestinian Wafa news agency.
We’ll get you more information on this soon.
20m ago(04:33 GMT)Trump: Israel and PM Netanyahu unprepared for Hamas attack
Former US President Donald Trump, who is seeking to return to the White House in 2024, has criticised Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu over his handling of the deadly Hamas crisis.
“He was not prepared. He was not prepared, and Israel was not prepared. And under Trump, they wouldn’t have had to be prepared,” Trump said in an interview with Fox News.
He added that Netanyahu “has been hurt very badly” due to the attack.
Trump is the current frontrunner for the 2024 Republican race.
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Then-US President Donald Trump with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu during a meeting at the White House in September 2020 [File: Alex Brandon/AP Photo] - 21m ago(04:32 GMT)
18 bodies pulled from rubble in Gaza’s Khan Younis: Report
Emergency workers in Gaza have pulled the bodies of 18 people from the rubble of two shattered houses in Khan Younis in southern Gaza, according to the Palestinian WAFA news agency.
The dead included nine children and two women, the news agency reports.
39m ago(04:14 GMT)
Here’s a recap of the latest developments on the ground
It’s past 7am Thursday local time in the Palestinian territories and Israel (04:00 GMT) – the sixth day of the Israel-Gaza war.
If you are joining us just now, here’s a recap of the latest developments on the ground:
- The Palestinian Ministry of Health says the death toll in Gaza has risen to 1,200, while the number of injuries has reached about 5,600. The number of people killed in Israel has also reached 1,200, with more than 3,000 injured.
- The UN says that 338,934 Palestinians have been displaced in Gaza, as Israel’s devastating bombing raids continued overnight.
- Former Human Rights Watch chief Kenneth Roth says “indiscriminate and disproportionate attack” on Palestinian civilians could constitute “a war crime“.
- White House backtracks on US President Joe Biden’s claim that he saw pictures of beheaded children.
- Hamas’s Qassam Brigades has released a video appearing to show the release of a female hostage and two children.
- United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres says “life-saving supplies”, such as food, fuel and water, “must be allowed into Gaza”.
- 44m ago(04:09 GMT)
China envoy expected to speak to Israeli officials soon: Report
China’s special envoy on Middle East issues, Zhai Jun, is expected to have a telephone conversation with Israeli officials on Thursday, Bloomberg News reports.
The news outlet is citing comments by Israel’s ambassador to China, Irit Ben-Abba.
China has previously worked on Israel-Palestine issues and has engaged officials from Israel and the Palestinian Authority – which governs in the occupied West Bank – as well as the Arab League and European Union to discuss a two-state solution and recognition for Palestine at the UN.
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Israel-Hamas war live: Rallies held around world in support of Palestinians
Destruction from Israeli aerial bombardment is seen in Gaza City on Wednesday, October 11, 2023 [Fatima Shbair/AP Photo] Published On 11 Oct 202311 Oct 2023- Palestinians in Gaza continue to suffer as the only power plant remains out of service due to a lack of fuel.
- Rallies in support of Palestinians take place in the US, Ireland, South Africa, Chile, Philippines.
- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu promises to “destroy” Hamas following its surprise attack.
- Global and regional leaders continue efforts to end the ongoing escalation of the Israel-Hamas war.
- Israeli forces continue pounding the Gaza Strip, killing some 1,200 Palestinians. The death toll in Israel also climbed to 1,200 people.
4m ago(04:49 GMT)Israeli attack kills 15 people in Jabaliya: Reports
We are getting reports from multiple media outlets in Palestine that an Israeli air raid on a residential building in northern Gaza has killed at least 15 people.
The attack in the city of Jabaliya at dawn also wounded dozens of others, according to the Palestinian Wafa news agency.
We’ll get you more information on this soon.
20m ago(04:33 GMT)Trump: Israel and PM Netanyahu unprepared for Hamas attack
Former US President Donald Trump, who is seeking to return to the White House in 2024, has criticised Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu over his handling of the deadly Hamas crisis.
“He was not prepared. He was not prepared, and Israel was not prepared. And under Trump, they wouldn’t have had to be prepared,” Trump said in an interview with Fox News.
He added that Netanyahu “has been hurt very badly” due to the attack.
Trump is the current frontrunner for the 2024 Republican race.
Then-US President Donald Trump with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu during a meeting at the White House in September 2020 [File: Alex Brandon/AP Photo] 21m ago(04:32 GMT)18 bodies pulled from rubble in Gaza’s Khan Younis: Report
Emergency workers in Gaza have pulled the bodies of 18 people from the rubble of two shattered houses in Khan Younis in southern Gaza, according to the Palestinian WAFA news agency.
The dead included nine children and two women, the news agency reports.
39m ago(04:14 GMT)Here’s a recap of the latest developments on the ground
It’s past 7am Thursday local time in the Palestinian territories and Israel (04:00 GMT) – the sixth day of the Israel-Gaza war.
If you are joining us just now, here’s a recap of the latest developments on the ground:
- The Palestinian Ministry of Health says the death toll in Gaza has risen to 1,200, while the number of injuries has reached about 5,600. The number of people killed in Israel has also reached 1,200, with more than 3,000 injured.
- The UN says that 338,934 Palestinians have been displaced in Gaza, as Israel’s devastating bombing raids continued overnight.
- Former Human Rights Watch chief Kenneth Roth says “indiscriminate and disproportionate attack” on Palestinian civilians could constitute “a war crime“.
- White House backtracks on US President Joe Biden’s claim that he saw pictures of beheaded children.
- Hamas’s Qassam Brigades has released a video appearing to show the release of a female hostage and two children.
- United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres says “life-saving supplies”, such as food, fuel and water, “must be allowed into Gaza”.
44m ago(04:09 GMT)China envoy expected to speak to Israeli officials soon: Report
China’s special envoy on Middle East issues, Zhai Jun, is expected to have a telephone conversation with Israeli officials on Thursday, Bloomberg News reports.
The news outlet is citing comments by Israel’s ambassador to China, Irit Ben-Abba.
China has previously worked on Israel-Palestine issues and has engaged officials from Israel and the Palestinian Authority – which governs in the occupied West Bank – as well as the Arab League and European Union to discuss a two-state solution and recognition for Palestine at the UN.
57m ago(03:57 GMT)‘How Israeli Apartheid Destroyed My Hometown’
In this deeply personal documentary, AJ+’s Dena Takruri spends a day in Hebron retracing the footsteps of her father, who was born and raised in the occupied West Bank.
Takruri speaks to Palestinians who are subjected to daily harassment from the Israeli military and settlers.
During her visit, she is guided through the city by former Israeli soldiers, who tell her why their conscience is now forcing them to speak out against the occupation.
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