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In breaking news, amid the continuous air assault on Hamas in the wake of the multi-pronged terror attacks, senior Hamas Commander Abdul Rahman has reportedly been killed in the Jabaliya region of Gaza as a result of bombardment by Israeli warplanes. The Israel Military confirmed the update and said,  Abdul Rahman, naval commander of Hamas and one of their top commanders died. He was an important commander, planning attacks.

Madhura Naik, an Indian TV actor, said her cousin sister and her husband were murdered in "cold blood" in front of their children. In a video message shared on Instagram, the Naagin actor, a Jew of Indian origin, said, "The grief and emotions my family face cannot be expressed in words. As of today, Israel is in pain and the streets are burning in flames in the wrath of Hamas."

Actress Hina Khan took to her social media, voicing out her opinion through her tweet over Israel matter. Her condolences for innocent sacrificed lives got into a controversy, as netizens started calling herhypocrite. After being questioned by netizens she broke her silence not to back off but to justify her tweet stating that she is well aware of history of Palestine and… read-more

Israel on October 7, declared war against Palestine's Hamas, vowing to avenge  fierce rocket attack that the militants claimed was only their "first strike". The Israeli military has already launched air strikes on the blockaded Gaza Strip. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said his country is at war and Hamas will pay an unprecedented price. "Citizens of Israel, we are at war, with over 5,000 rockets piercing the sky toward Israel.

In the early hours of August 14, a gunman opened fire at a bus near Jerusalem's Old City. In the attack, eight Israelis were wounded, of which two are in critical condition, being treated at an Israeli hospital.  The attack is suspected by Palestinians after violence flared up between Israel and militants in Gaza. Israeli police forces were dispatched to the scene to begin investigations in the attack.