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Deadly Israeli strike claims 11 lives in Gaza City

The strike, which occurred early this morning, hit a densely populated neighborhood, causing significant damage to the building and surrounding infrastructure. The Israeli military confirmed the operation, stating that it was aimed at eliminating key militant targets. However, the high civilian casualty rate has sparked widespread condemnation and heightened tensions in the region.

Hamas’s hostage treatment: A sharia law violation?

Hamas has attributed the deaths to Israeli bombings, deflecting responsibility for the brutal acts. This response raises questions about Hamas's motivations, which might include using the hostages to leverage political or military concessions, or as a retaliatory measure for Israeli actions. The group’s spokesman, Abu Obaida, suggested that hostages would be killed in retaliation for Israeli bombings, revealing a strategy that appears to violate Islamic principles.

Hezbollah’s conflict with Israel reaches existential stage, says military source

This shift in focus was highlighted earlier this week by Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant, who addressed the IDF’s 9th Brigade. Gallant noted that the strategic "center of gravity" is now shifting towards the northern border, with Israeli forces concluding operations in the south and preparing for further actions in the north. He emphasized that the IDF's focus would be on restoring security and enabling residents to return to their homes, underscoring the seriousness of the northern front's military importance.

Severe medicine shortage hits Gaza amid ongoing conflict

Hospitals in Gaza are now operating with a staggering deficit of 83 percent in medical supplies, leaving healthcare facilities struggling to maintain operations.

Funerals held for UN employees killed in Gaza airstrike

The airstrike, part of a broader escalation in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, targeted the al-Jaouni school, a facility used as a shelter for displaced civilians.

Pro-Israel veteran shoots Pro-Palestine assailant

According to local authorities, the veteran was walking through a crowded park when he was approached by the assailant. The assailant, who was wearing a Palestinian flag, began shouting anti-Israel slogans and threatening the veteran. The veteran, who is a member of a pro-Israel organization, responded by drawing his firearm and shooting the assailant.

Hezbollah claims drone attack on Northern Israel, provokes tensions

In a related development, a letter purportedly from Hamas leader Yehya Sinwar was sent to Hezbollah's leader, expressing gratitude for his support and solidarity. This communication highlights the coordination and mutual support among militant groups in the region.

Israeli settlers attack Palestinian homes near Nablus

On September 11, 2024, a group of settlers reportedly entered Yatma in the early hours of the morning, targeting multiple residences. Eyewitnesses and local sources described scenes of chaos and destruction as settlers vandalized property and clashed with Palestinian residents.

Court orders Coca-Cola Israel to pay hundreds of millions in back taxes

The court's ruling, which came after years of legal battles, upholds the Israel Tax Authority’s assessment that Coca-Cola Israel owes taxes for royalty payments made between 2010 and 2017. These payments, intended for using Coca-Cola's global trademarks and intellectual property, were deemed to have been improperly classified to evade tax obligations.

Six UNRWA staff killed in Israeli airstrikes on Gaza school

The school, which had been hit five times since the onset of the current conflict, was home to around 12,000 displaced individuals at the time of the strikes. The UNRWA condemned the attacks, stating, "No one is safe in Gaza; no one is spared." The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) asserted that their airstrikes were aimed at a Hamas command and control center. IDF spokesman Nadav Shoshani confirmed that the military had requested detailed information from UNRWA to review the circumstances surrounding the deaths.

UN warns Gaza debris removal could take 15 years, cost up to $600 million

The UN's assessment underscores the extensive damage inflicted on Gaza's infrastructure and housing due to the conflict. The debris, which includes shattered buildings and infrastructure, poses significant challenges for recovery and reconstruction efforts.

Death toll in recent Israeli attack on Gaza school rises to 9

The Palestinian Civil Defence reported that the casualties include women and children, highlighting the devastating impact on innocent civilians

Israeli settlers damage olive trees in West Bank village, raising concerns for Palestinian farmers

The damage to the olive trees, which are crucial to the local economy and cultural heritage, has had significant repercussions for the affected farmer and the broader community.

Israeli airstrike hits Gaza’s Al-Mawasi Camp, raising questions about “Safe Zone”

The strike, described by the IDF as "precise," has resulted in dozens of Palestinian casualties, including both dead and injured, raising serious concerns about the efficacy and safety of the designated zone.

Israel launches air strikes on South Lebanon amid rising tensions

The attacks, which began early Tuesday morning, mark the most severe exchange of fire between the two neighboring territories in recent months.

Former Hostage describes encounter with Hamas leader Sinwar