UN chief on Hamas attack on Israel
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Israeli tanks have attacked multiple Hamas targets in a limited “raid” of northern Gaza overnight, before withdrawing back into Israel.
Videos of the overnight operation showed a bulldozer levelling part of a raised bank and tanks firing shells, while explosions were seen near or amid a row of damaged buildings.
The military said the raid was carried out “in preparation for the next stages of combat” as the Israeli defence forces prepared for a large-scale invasion that Israeli leaders have threatened as part of the war to destroy Hamas.
“The soldiers have since exited the area and returned to Israeli territory,” the IDF added. Prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu has repeatedly said Israel will go into Gaza but has refused to say when.
Israeli strikes have killed more than 6,500 Palestinians in Gaza since 7 October, according to the Palestinian health ministry.
Meanwhile, more than 1,400 people in Israel have been killed, mostly civilians who fled Hamas’s massacre, according to Israeli officials.
Israel denies bowing to US pressure
Israel has not bowed to US pressure to delay its ground invasion into Gaza, according to a senior war cabinet minister.
“We are making decisions only based on our own interests,” minister Benny Gantz said.
It comes after US officials suggested the Biden administration had advised Israel to delay its ground invasion of Gaza, hoping to buy time for hostage negotiations and allow for the delivery of humanitarian aid.
Israel has not bowed to US pressure to delay its ground invasion into Gaza, minister claims
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Palestinian minister urges Israel to agree to ceasefire
Israel needs to agree to a full ceasefire in Gaza in order enable urgently needed humanitarian aid to be brought in, Palestinian Foreign Minister Riyad al-Maliki said.
It comes as British and EU leaders have called for for “pauses” in bombardments into and out of Gaza to enable access for aid.
But Mr al-Maliki said this proposal was unacceptable, as it would not ensure aid could come in and water and electricity supplies be reinstated.
Palestinian Foreign Minister Riyad al-Maliki has called for an immediate ceasefire
It will take ‘years’ to restore security in southern Israel, minister claims
It will take “years” to restore security to southern Israel following Hamas’s massacre which left 1,400 Israelis dead after the group breached a high tech security fence on 7 October.
Israeli war cabinet minister Benny Gantz said that military and other measures taking years would be required to restore security to the region.
Israeli war cabinet minister Benny Gantz
‘International silence on Gaza massacre embarrassing,’ Erdogan says
Israeli airstrikes on Gaza amount to a massacre, Turkey’s president Tayyip Erdogan told Pope Francis.
Mr Erdogan claimed the silence of the international community was “embarrassing”.
It comes after he accused “those providing unlimited support for Israel” of perpetrating the killing of civilians in Gaza.
“Israel’s attacks on Gaza, for both itself and those supporting them, amount to murder and mental illness,” he told lawmakers from his ruling AK Party.
Israeli airstrikes on Gaza amount to a massacre, Turkey’s president Tayyip Erdogan said
Pictured: Life and death in Gaza
A woman mourns behind a gate next to the bodies of those killed in Israeli airstrikes
Palestinian musician Jawaher al-Aqraa plays a violin as she stands in the kitchen of her home in Gaza
Number of hostages in Gaza rises to 224, IDF says
The confirmed number of people held hostage in the Gaza Strip since 7 October is now 224, according to the Israeli Defence Forces.
A woman touches photos of Israelis missing and held captive in Gaza, displayed on a wall in Tel Aviv
IDF strike terrorist cells and anti-tank missile launch posts in Gaza
The Israeli Defence Forces said it struck “numerous terrorist cells”, “infrastructure” and “anti-tank missile launch posts” in its overnight raid of Gaza.
“In preparation for the next stages of combat, the IDF operated in northern Gaza. IDF tanks & infantry struck numerous terrorist cells, infrastructure and anti-tank missile launch posts.
“The soldiers have since exited the area and returned to Israeli territory,” it wrote on X, formerly Twitter.
Putin warns conflict could spread beyond Middle East
Russian president Vladimir Putin has warned the Israel-Hamas conflict could spill over “far beyond the borders” of the Middle East.
“Our task today, our main task, is to stop the bloodshed and violence,” Mr Putin said, according to a Kremlin transcript.
“Otherwise, further escalation of the crisis is fraught with grave and extremely dangerous and destructive consequences. And not only for the Middle East region. It could spill over far beyond the borders of the Middle East.”
Russian president Vladimir Putin said the conflict could spill over ‘far beyond’ the Middle East
Pictured: Israeli tanks in Gaza during raid
A ‘targeted raid’ in northern Gaza with Israeli tanks and infantry last night
Israeli tanks enter northern Gaza in a ‘targeted raid’ on the region
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