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Fresh Wave Of Violence In Israel Could Lead To Military Conflict With Hamas
The fresh wave of violence in Israel and the West Bank could possibly lead to military conflict with the Hamas. There were clashes between Palestinian protesters and Israeli police forces in Jerusalem last week. This comes amid several weeks of violence unfolding in Israel and the West Bank, following multiple terrorist attacks. The US State Department has called on all sides to exercise restraint.
Tags: Israel, hamas, Military, Conflict area, Protests
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Mossad Trained 'Killer Dolphins' Attack Hamas Naval Commandos
According to a report, Hamas claimed that their Naval Commandos were attacked by Dolphins trained by Israel's national intelligence agency- Mossad. The Hamas frogman commandos were chased off from Gaza Strip Coast by specialized combat gear wearing ''deadly dolphins'' during an unspecified operation. Sources revealed that Hamas had captured an Israeli Dolphin agent in 2015, which could still be held captive by the terrorist organization.
Tags: hamas, Mossad, killer dolphins, Israel, naval Commandos
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Israel-Palestine-Gaza Trilogy Continues; Attacks From Both Sides
In retaliation to Hama's combustible balloon attack in Israel, the Israeli army troops airstrikes in the Gaza region. Reportedly, the attack caused a bushfire near the Gaza strip resulting in huge chaos. The Israeli army said, "Overnight, IDF fighter jets struck a Hamas rocket manufacturing workshop, as well as a Hamas military compound in Khan Yunis." Besides, the Israel-Palestine issue is turning ugly with time.
Tags: Israel, Gaza, hamas, Airstrike, Palestine
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Israeli Planes Attack Gaza, Claim To Have Destroyed Hamas' Weapons Sites
After Palestinians tried to climb the Gaza Strip's northern border fence to hurl explosives at the Israeli army, Israeli planes targeted Gaza on August 21. The Israeli military claimed to have hit Hamas' four weapons storage and manufacturing sites. Gaza's Health Ministry claimed that at least 41 citizens were hurt in the Gaza Strip clashes. "Israeli troops responded with riot dispersal means, including when necessary live fire", Israel… read-more
Tags: Israel, hamas, Palestinians, Gaza
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Israel Breaks Ceasefire Deal Again, Launches Airstrikes On Gaza
Blasts in Gaza echoed at around 1 AM, denoting that Israel launched its first strike since the coalition government emerged. According to the Hamas media, the strikes were targeted at Palestinian training camp in order to retaliate militants sending incendiary balloons to the South of Israel. So far no casualties have been reported. Besides, the truce between Israel and Palestine had been brokered and put into effect from May 21.
Tags: Israel, Palestine, hamas, Airstrike, Gaza
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Peeved Palestine Writes To EAM Over India's Stance At UNHRC Vote
Palestinian foreign minister Dr Riad Malki has written to India's External Affairs Minister Dr S Jaishnakar on Delhi’s stance at a UNHRC resolution. The resolution which demanded investigation into the Gaza violence was reportedly abstained by India and 13 other countries. Expressing concern over India's position at the special council, Dr Malki said, India was missing an opportunity to join the global community at a turning point.
Tags: Israel, Palestine, hamas, United Nations
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Palestinians, Israeli Police Engage In Clash Again Hours After Truce
Palestinians and the Israel Police were again engaged in an exchange of violence on May 21, just hours after Israel and Hamas agreed on Gaza ceasefire. Reportedly, the police were attacked by the Palestinians with stones and explosives while guarding a gate at the Al-Aqsa mosque. However, the security forces also responded with stun grenades. Notably, a similar incident in early May had caused the recently resolved 11-day Israel-Hamas war.… read-more
Tags: Israel, hamas, Gaza, Palestine, Ceasefire, Stone Pelting
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Israel Announces Gaza Ceasefire; Hamas Terms It Victory
Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Gaza's Islamist faction Hamas on May 21 agreed to a ceasefire after the Israeli cabinet voted "unanimously" in favour of this. The ceasefire was brokered by Egypt, ending the 11-day long airstrikes from both the parties. US President Joe Biden welcomed the truce saying, "Palestinians and Israelis equally deserve to live safely". However, Hamas called the ceasefire as Israel's defeat and Palestine… read-more
Tags: Israel, Gaza, hamas, Ceasefire
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For First, No Casualties Reported In Israel-Gaza Conflict Since May 10
Warring Israeli-Palestinian sides on May 18 reported zero casualties which gave a ray of hope of possibly pacifying situation in the contentious region since May 10. Reportedly, the fighting caused hundreds of civilian casualties including children. However, despite this, there seems to be no signs of a ceasefire between the two forces. Notably, world leaders have called for a ceasefire in what is one of the most deadliest conflicts.
Tags: Israel, Palestine, Gaza, Rocket, hamas
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Biden Pushes For Gaza Ceasefire Between Israel, Hamas
US President Joe Biden has finally started working on a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas as pressure mounts from his own Democratic Party leaders. Reportedly, nearly half the Democrats, which is 28 senators, have favoured for an immediate ceasefire "to prevent any further loss of civilian life". The development took place just after Biden on May 17 approved sale of weapons worth $735 million to Israel.
Tags: US, Joe BIden, Ceasefire, Israel, hamas
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