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In a significant development, United States special forces have officially entered Israel, marking a pivotal moment in the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict.
The Israeli Army has intensified its operations, targeting and dismantling over 250 Hamas sites, while the Iron Sword's ground offensive has been officially launched. This marks the first incursion into Gaza, leading to some of the deadliest confrontations the region has ever witnessed.
Israeli forces have been meticulously identifying Hamas militants in the Gaza Neighborhood, initiating an all-encompassing offensive involving naval, ground, and air assets. Notably, the scope of this operation extends beyond Palestinian territories. Israel has simultaneously launched attacks on terrorist groups in Egypt, Lebanon, and Palestine, resulting in a relentless cacophony of explosives.
Israel's defense minister has removed all restrictions, signaling a full-scale offensive. As the Israel-Hamas conflict enters its tenth day, the situation remains highly volatile and continues to evolve rapidly.
Here are the live updates from the War :
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The Israel-Hamas conflict is adding complexity to the China-Russia alliance
In a pivotal meeting this week, Russian President Vladimir Putin is set to confer with Chinese leaders in Beijing, highlighting China's robust support for Moscow amid the Ukraine conflict.
This partnership, aimed at countering democratic nations, faces a new twist with the Israel-Hamas conflict.
China, in a delicate balancing act, navigates its relationships with Israel, while also maintaining strong economic ties with Russia-backed Iran and Syria. Meanwhile, a 71-year-old man from suburban Chicago is charged with a hate crime, allegedly targeting victims based on their Islamic faith, linked to the Israel-Hamas war.
UN Chief Appeals for the Release of Hostages and Humanitarian Aid Access in Gaza
U.N. Chief Antonio Guterres issued a compelling plea, urging Hamas to release all hostages unconditionally and calling on Israel to ensure swift and unobstructed access for humanitarian aid to reach Gaza's civilian population.
Mr. Guterres, in a Sunday statement, stressed the urgency of these humanitarian appeals amidst the escalating crisis in the Middle East, emphasizing his role as the United Nations Secretary-General.
Nikki Haley criticizes Islamic nations for 'shutting out' Gaza civilians
Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley has criticized Islamic nations for not offering refuge to Gaza civilians as Israel prepares for a potential ground invasion.
In a TV interview, she expressed concern for innocent Palestinian citizens and questioned the inaction of Arab countries like Qatar, Lebanon, Jordan, and Egypt, despite receiving substantial aid from the United States.
Haley suggested that these countries may be reluctant to accept Palestinian refugees due to concerns about vetting and the presence of Hamas. She emphasized the lack of trust in distinguishing between good and evil, concluding that the Arab nations are not actively aiding the Palestinian population, as they prefer not to involve themselves in the conflict within their borders.
