LIVEBLOG: Israeli toll from Hamas onslaught at over 100 dead

OH OH Israel getting serious

Israel drops leaflets on Gaza, asking civilians to 'surrender'
Israel’s military, which has said repeatedly that it is not at war with civilians in Gaza but rather with Hamas, dropped leaflets on the Gaza Strip Sunday asking civilians to “surrender.” Written in Arabic, the leaflets told civilians to lay down all their weapons, put their hands up, wave white flags and follow instructions from the Israeli military.

“Hamas leaders are exploiting you,” the flyers read. “They and their families are in safe places, while you die in vain.”

Washington calls on Israel to make 'distinction' between Hamas and Palestinian civilians

The United States said on Sunday that Israel must make a "distinction" in its military operations between Hamas and Palestinian civilians, as the Israeli army intensifies its bombings and ground operations in the Gaza Strip.

“What we believe is that every hour, every day of this military operation, the Israeli government should take every possible measure at its disposal to distinguish between Hamas – terrorists who are legitimate military targets – and civilians who are not,” White House national security adviser Jake Sullivan told CNN




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Might be security meeting


UN Security Council will hold emergency meeting Monday about war in Gaza, sources say
From CNN’s Becky Anderson in Doha and Richard Roth in New York

The United Nations Security Council will hold an emergency meeting Monday regarding Israel’s ground invasion of Gaza, diplomatic sources confirmed.

CNN saw text of the request from the United Arab Emirates for the council to be briefed by the under-secretary-general for humanitarian affairs and emergency relief coordinator, and an official from the UN Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East.

The Security Council agenda for Monday has a meeting scheduled in the afternoon for “The situation in the Middle East, including the Palestinian question.”

It is unclear if this is separate to the emergency meeting.

The emergency meeting comes after 120 countries voted for a United Nations resolution on Friday, introduced by Jordan, that called for a “sustained humanitarian truce” in Gaza. The United States was one of 14 countries that voted against the resolution, with 45 countries abstaining.

On Saturday, the UAE’s foreign ministry condemned Israel’s




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Be honest the female hostage got beheaded by Hamas they got exclusive on UK Daily mail

Shani Louk 'was decapitated by Hamas': Heartbreak for family who had hoped for a miracle as Israeli president reveals 'sadistic animals' murdered the young festivalgoer and her skull has been found


Shani Louk's heartbroken father today said the abducted festivalgoer 'was killed on the spot' by Hamas terrorists and 'did not suffer' after the Israeli president claimed the German tattoo artist was beheaded.

Nissim Louk said his 22-year-old daughter had been dancing with her friends at the Nova electronic festival near Kibbutz Reim on October 7 when the Hamas gunmen began shooting anyone they saw.

Mr Louk claimed Shani and her friends tried to escape the massacre in their car but ten minutes later they were met by armed Hamas terrorists who shot at the vehicle, killing his daughter 'instantly'. He said his daughter 'did not suffer'.




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Are you kidding Moscow NOOO blame Radical Islamicsts in that country DUH!


Moscow blames Kyiv for antisemitic airport riot
Russia has accused Ukraine of playing a "key role" in an anti-Israeli riot which broke out at an airport in the Russian republic of Dagestan.

On Sunday, a large crowd of men in the Muslim Caucasian region stormed Makhachkala airport, chanting antisemitic slogans and looking for Israelis.

Moscow did not provide any evidence for its claim, as fighting between Israel and Hamas inflames tensions around the world.

The clashes were “the result of a planned and externally led provocation” in which Kyiv played a “key and direct” role, said Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova in a statement.





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So far they may be expanding into Gaza IDF


Israel-Hamas war: Ground operations in Gaza 'expanding'


WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW
The Israel Defense Forces say they killed "dozens of terrorists" in clashes in Gaza overnight
Israeli tanks spotted on fringes of Gaza City
At least 33 trucks have entered Gaza carrying water and food amid global calls for increased aid assistance
The family of Shani Louk have confirmed that the German citizen missing since the October 7 terror attacks is dead




Israel army says female soldier hostage freed in Gaza
A female Israeli soldier was freed from captivity in the Gaza Strip during the military's ground operation, the Israel Defense Forces said.

"Last night, soldier Ori Megidish was released during a ground operation after being kidnapped by Hamas on October 7," the army said in a statement.

It added that she had since undergone medical checks and was "doing well." The military did not give details on the circumstances of her release.

The office of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu released a photograph of Megidish in which she is seen surrounded with her family members.




Killing of Shani Louk shows Hamas 'barbarism,' says German chancellor
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz has decried the killing of German-Israeli citizen Shani Louk at the hands of Hamas as "barbarism."

The Israeli government confirmed on Monday that 22-year-old Shani, missing since the October 7 terror attacks, was dead.

She had been attending a music festival in southern Israel, near the Gaza border, when Hamas militants carried out their rampage.

"For me, this news is terrible," Scholz said during a trip to Africa. "This shows all the barbarism that lies behind Hamas."

"Here, a human being has been murdered in a brutal way," he added. "This is something that we as human beings can only despise."

The chancellor also called for Hamas to be held to account.

The Palestinian militant group is designated a terrorist organization by the US, EU, Germany and other governments.





Kyiv rejects Russia's accusations over Dagestan riots
Ukraine has dismissed claims from Russia that Kyiv orchestrated an anti-Israeli riot at an airport in Dagestan, a Muslim-majority republic in Russia's North Caucasus region.

On Sunday night, hundreds of rioters, most of them young men, broke through barriers at Dagestan's Makhachkala airport to attack passengers arriving on a flight from the Israeli city of Tel Aviv. At least 20 people were injured in the unrest and 60 people were arrested.

Earlier on Monday, Russia accused Ukraine of playing "a direct and key role" in the events at the airport.

But Ukrainian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Oleg Nikolenko said blaming Kyiv for the violence was like trying to "shift responsibility from a sick person to a healthy one."

"The events in Makhachkala reflect deep-rooted antisemitism of Russian elites and society," he said in a post on Facebook.

Following the violence in Dagestan, Israel called on Russian authorities to protect Israelis and Jews in their jurisdictions.




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Wow there is growing demand of Bibi being resign man Israeli voters are tick off


Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu made clear on Monday that Israel would not agree to a ceasefire, drawing parallels to the United States’ position after Pearl Harbor in 1941 and the September 11 attacks in 2001.

“I want to make clear Israel's position regarding the ceasefire. Just as the United States would not agree to a ceasefire after the bombing of Pearl Harbor, or after the terrorist attacks of 9/11. Israel will not agree to a cessation of hostilities with Hamas after the horrific attacks of October 7,” he said.
“Calls for a ceasefire or calls for Israel to surrender to Hamas, to surrender to terrorists, surrender to barbarism, that will not happen,” he added.

Netanyahu said while the Bible says there is a time for peace, he said “This is a time for war.”

When asked if he has considered stepping down, Netanyahu said the only thing he would resign is Hamas.

“We're going to resign them to the dustbin of history. That's my goal. That's my responsibility,” he said.

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Strip (IDF Spokesperson)
The Israel Defense Forces pushed further into the northern Gaza Strip overnight and on Monday, engaging in a series of battles with Hamas terrorists and killing dozens of them, the military said.

By midmorning, Palestinian witnesses said Israeli tanks were on the outskirts of Gaza City and had blocked a key road linking northern Gaza to the south.

According to the army, troops, including tanks and infantry, backed by the Air Force fought overnight with Hamas members who barricaded themselves in homes and tried to attack the soldiers.






Hamas also said it was engaged in “heavy fighting… with the invading occupation force” in northern Gaza.

IDF Spokesman Rear Adm. Daniel Hagari said additional forces entered the Gaza Strip in the past day, as the military expands its ground operation.

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“Overnight, troops eliminated dozens of terrorists who barricaded themselves in the buildings and tried to attack the forces that were moving in their direction,” he said, adding that fighting was ongoing.


“We are carrying out an expanded ground operation into the Strip… forces are moving towards the terrorists, the terrorists are barricading themselves in staging grounds, and we are attacking them from the air,” Hagari added

In one incident, ground troops directed the Air Force to carry out a drone strike on a Hamas staging ground, killing more than 20 terrorists, according to the IDF.

In another incident, the IDF said a fighter jet struck an anti-tank guided missile launch position and a number of Hamas operatives who were identified by ground troops near Al-Azhar University in Gaza City.

Later Monday, the IDF said troops encountered a number of Hamas cells attempting to attack them during the morning hours. Ground forces directed air force combat helicopters and drones to strike the terror cells and kill their members.

Forces also demolished anti-tank guided missile and rocket launch positions, as well as other infrastructure belonging to Hamas, the IDF said.

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The military said that the ground troops and Air Force also killed several Hamas commanders on Monday.

They included the head of the terror group’s naval forces in central Gaza, Muhammed Safadi; the head of Hamas’s anti-tank guided missile array in Tuffah, Moumen Hijazi; and Muhammad Awdallah, a senior Hamas operative involved in weapon manufacturing, the IDF said.

Video released Monday by the military showed armored vehicles moving among buildings and soldiers taking positions inside a house. The exact location was not known, but military footage Saturday had shown troops moving through empty sandy areas near Gaza’s northern border fence.

Palestinian witnesses told the AFP news agency that tanks were seen in the Zaytun district on the outskirts of Gaza City. “They have cut the Salahedin road and are firing at any vehicle that tries to go along it,” said one resident.


The IDF has not commented on troop locations.

However, it said that over the past day it has carried out strikes against some 600 Hamas targets in the Gaza Strip, including weapons storage sites, hideouts, and staging grounds.

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A picture taken from Israel’s southern city of Sderot shows smoke rising during Israeli strikes of the Gaza Strip on October 30, 2023 (Photo by JACK GUEZ / AFP)
There were no new Israeli casualties reported during the ground operation. On Saturday night an IDF officer was seriously hurt by a mortar impact and a soldier was moderately hurt during a battle with Hamas gunmen, both in the northern Gaza Strip.

Amid the incursion into northern Gaza, Israel continued to urge Palestinians in the area to flee to safer areas in the south, as it has for over two weeks.

Meanwhile, terror groups in the Strip kept up a steady barrage of rockets at Israel, setting off sirens in cities across the center of the country after launching a fresh salvo Monday evening.

After Jerusalem was not targeted for several days, rocket alerts sounded in the capital and surrounding areas, followed by thuds, apparently caused by the interception of at least some of the rockets by the Iron Dome system.

Magen David Adom confirmed there were no reports of impacts in the attack.

Terrorists in Gaza also fired rockets at the southern city of Beersheba. Two rockets landed in open areas, without causing injuries or damage.

On Monday morning, damage was caused in the southern city of Netivot after rockets launched from the Gaza Strip scored direct hits.

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The Magen David Adom ambulance service said there were no injuries in a direct rocket impact on a home and another impact on the wall of a home, but the buildings sustained significant damage.

An estimated 30 rockets were launched from Gaza at Netivot, with photos showing several Iron Dome interceptions over the area.


A picture taken from Israel’s southern city of Sderot shows rockets fired from northern Gaza towards Israel on October 30, 2023 (Photo by JACK GUEZ / AFP)
Amid the fighting, an increase in aid also continued to enter into Gaza across the Egyptian border.

The United Nations humanitarian organization OCHA said 33 trucks carrying water, food and medical supplies had gone into Gaza on Sunday through the Rafah border crossing with Egypt, the largest convoy to the territory since deliveries began trickling in again over a week ago.

A US government official, speaking on condition of anonymity, said Sunday that Israel was committed to allowing 100 aid trucks into Gaza daily — a figure the UN has said was needed to meet the most basic needs. Israel has not officially confirmed such an intention.



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Well more heavy fighting has occur


Israel battles Hamas around Gaza City
Israeli troops battled Hamas militants and attacked underground sites on Tuesday, focusing on northern Gaza, where an estimated 800,000 Palestinians have fled.

Following the first successful rescue of a Hamas prisoner, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has rejected calls for a ceasefire and vowed again to destroy Hamas's ability to rule Gaza or threaten Israel.

More than half of the territory's 2.3 million Palestinians have fled their homes, with hundreds of thousands sheltering in overcrowded UN-run schools or hospitals alongside thousands of wounded.

Jonathan Conricus, an Israeli military spokesman, said ground operations in Gaza were focused on the north, including Gaza City, which he described as "Hamas's centre of gravity".


"But we continue to strike in other parts of Gaza. We are going after their commanders, we are attacking their infrastructure, and whenever there is an important target associated with Hamas, we hit it," he said.

The military said it had hit some 300 militant targets over the past day.

Israeli strikes in recent days have come close t





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Be honest blame Hamas they got medical stuff


Israel-Hamas war: WHO warns of looming 'health catastrophe'


Israel's UN ambassador wore a yellow star on his chest during the Security Council session, similar to those the Nazis made Jews wear
The Palestinian UN envoy has described Gaza to the Security Council as "hell on earth"
The WHO has warned of an "imminent public health catastrophe" in Gaza



Hamas-run Health Ministry says 50 killed in Israeli bombing of Jabalia
An Israeli airstrike killed 50 people and wounded around 150 at the Jabalia refugee camp in northern Gaza, according to a statement from the Gaza Health Ministry cited by the AFP news agency.

The head of Gaza's Indonesian Hospital also told the Al Jazeera broadcaster over 50 Palestinians were killed in the bombing of the densely populated area.

The Health Ministry is run by Hamas, which is designated as a terrorist organization by the US, EU, Israel and other governments.

Israeli officials did not immediately comment.




Yemen's Houthi rebels vow to carry out more attacks on Israel
The Iran-backed Houthi rebels in Yemen say they have "launched a large batch of ballistic missiles ... and a large number of armed aircraft" towards Israel.

In a video message released Tuesday, the rebels said they would continue to carry out the attacks as long as the war against Hamas in Gaza continued.

"The Yemeni Armed Forces ... confirm that they will continue to carry out qualitative strikes with missiles and drones until the Israeli aggression stops," the message said.

Earlier Tuesday, the Israeli military said it shot down an approaching "aerial target" near the Red Sea city of Eilat.

Separately, the military said its forces used the 'Arrow' aerial defense syst




Hamas-run Gaza Health Ministry says death toll passes 8,500
At least 8,525 people have been killed in Israeli strikes on Gaza since October 7, the Hamas-controlled Health Ministry said.

Two-thirds of those killed are women and children, with at least 3,542 children and 2,187 women among the dead. The number could not be independently verified.

Health Ministry spokesperson Ashraf Al-Qudra said 130 healthcare staff were killed and 15 hospitals are now out of service.

Israel began carrying out airstrikes on Gaza after Hamas militants staged a devastating terror attack on Israeli communities on October 7 that killed more than 1,400 people.




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Good shooting IDF LOL!

Israeli military claims it killed Hamas commander in strike on Jabalya camp in Gaza; Hamas denies claim



The Israeli military claimed Tuesday that it had taken out a top Hamas commander — who was one of the leaders of the October 7 attack on Israel — in a strike on the Jabalya refugee camp.

"A short while ago, IDF fighter jets, acting on ISA intelligence, killed Ibrahim Biari, the Commander of Hamas' Central Jabaliya Battalion. Biari was one of the leaders responsible for sending 'Nukbha' terrorist operatives to Israel to carry out the murderous terror attack on October 7th. Numerous Hamas terrorists were hit in the strike," the Israel Defense Forces said in a statement.
Spokesperson Lt. Col. Richard Hecht said earlier that the IDF was targeting “a very senior Hamas commander" in the area around the camp.

The IDF said Biari oversaw all military operations in the northern Gaza Strip since it began its ground operation and was also involved in multiple attacks on Israel going back decades.

The IDF said it had carried out a wide-scale strike on terrorists and terror infrastructure belonging to the Central Jabalya Battalion, which it said had taken control of civilian buildings. As part of the strike, Hamas’ command and control and its ability to direct military activity against IDF soldiers in Gaza were damaged.

The IDF also said "a large number of terrorists"



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I kinda put blame on Hamas commander here

IDF spokesperson says Hamas target of strike in refugee camp was hiding among civilians
From CNN's Richard Greene

Israel Defense Forces spokesperson Lt. Col. Richard Hecht told CNN's Wolf Blitzer on Tuesday the Hamas commander who was the target of an airstrike at the Jabalya refugee camp in Gaza was “hiding, as they do, behind civilians.”

The strike caused many casualties at Jabalya, the largest refugee camp in Gaza, according to authorities in Hamas-controlled Gaza.

When Blitzer asked the spokesperson about innocent civilians in the refugee camp, Hecht responded, “This is the tragedy of war, Wolf.”

He reiterated the IDF call to evacuate: “Civilians (who) are not involved with Hamas, please move south.”



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Here we go again on cutting phone lines

Internet and phone lines cut off in Gaza, Israel strikes refugee camp, Rafah crossing opens for some


Limited opening of Rafah crossing
Dozens of people entered Egypt from Gaza over the Rafah crossing on Wednesday.

It appeared to be the first time foreign passport holders have been allowed to leave the besieged territory since the start of the Israel-Hamas war more than three weeks ago.

More than 500 foreigners, dual nationals




Internet and telephone networks cut off in Gaza
Communications have been cut in Gaza, two Palestinian providers, Paltel and Jawwal, said early on Wednesday.

Watchdog Netblocks confirmed that "the Gaza Strip is experiencing a new internet outage.”

The incident - the second major cut in five days - means "a complete loss of telecommunications for most residents", it added.

Humanitarian agencies have warned such blackouts severely disrupt their work, while others have alleged they could cover atrocities.

An AFP journalist in Gaza previously said access to the telecommunication networks was only possible with an international SIM card.

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Anotherrr strike happen at that refugee camp

Another strike reported at Jabaliya refugee camp
Reports have emerged of a round of strikes targeting buildings in a refugee camp near Gaza City for a second day in a row.

The initial attack on Tuesday, which Israel said killed a high-ranking member of Hamas who helped coordinate the October 7 attacks, reportedly killed dozens.

The Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC) told DW that it had received word that the area had been struck again.

"A few minutes ago there has been another strike. We're still waiting for information, but we are expecting scores of people to have been killed in this one," NRC spokesman Ahmed Bayram said.

The broadcaster Al Jazeera, which is still reporting from northern Gaza, also said the camp had been struck again. The toll from Wednesday's strikes was not immediately known.

Israel Defense Forces spokesman Peter Lerner told DW he could not confirm if the camp had been struck for a second time.

However, Lerner did say the Tuesda





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