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Stating that the news about death of hundreds of civilians due to the bombing of a hospital in Gaza was distressing, the Minister said it was heartbreaking to learn that around 4,500 people have lost their lives in this conflict over the past two weeks.
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Israel's defense minister told ground troops to be ready to enter the Gaza Strip, though he didn't say when the invasion will start
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UN spokesperson Stephane Dujarric stated that Guterres underscored the protection of hospitals, clinics, medical personnel, and UN premises under international law.
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Ministry of External Affairs spokesperson Arindam Bagchi also said there is a universal obligation to observe international humanitarian law and the need to fight terrorism.
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Gallant also briefed them about atrocities committed by Hamas terrorists against children, women, men and the elderly.
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Airstrikes smashed entire city blocks to rubble in the tiny coastal enclave and left unknown numbers of bodies beneath mounds of debris
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Since the attacks started last week, Mia has been sharing posts in support of Palestine.
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The woman, identified as Sheeja Anand from Kerala, suffered injuries on her hands and leg on Saturday and was immediately provided treatment at a nearby hospital
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PIJ, a militant group that operates in Palestinian territories, has announced that it has taken custody of 30 Israelis
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The Indian embassy in Tel Aviv has received requests from Indian citizens, including tourists and businessmen, seeking safe exit from the country.
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Infiltration by gunmen into several Israeli towns and a barrage of rockets from the Gaza Strip prompted Israel to declare war on Hamas.
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On Saturday, a significant event unfolded in the Middle East as the Hamas terror group launched an unexpected assault, unleashing a barrage of rockets into southern and central Israel.
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U.S. officials say an announcement of Israel's entry into the Visa Waiver Program is planned for late in the week, just before the end of the federal budget year on Saturday
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The death toll from the most recent flare-up stood at four late Tuesday
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Najib Mikati's call with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas came after days of sporadic clashes between Palestinian factions in the Ein el-Hilweh refugee camp near the southern port city of Sidon
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The shooting outside a shopping mall in the sprawling Jewish settlement of Maale Adumim was the latest in the most violent stretch of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict in the territory in nearly two decades
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A Lebanese lawmaker announced a cease-fire agreement late Monday but some gunfire continued afterward, and earlier efforts to broker a cease-fire had failed to stop the shooting
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Israeli tanks fired shells into two Hamas posts in the Gaza Strip in response to a rocket fired at Israel
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Three Palestinians were killed by Israeli soldiers, Israeli Army in a statement said that the suspects opened fire on the Israeli forces, who responded with fire and killed three
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The apparent attacks came as Israeli-Palestinian tensions are high, following months of Israeli raids in the occupied West Bank prompted by a spate of deadly attacks against Israelis that killed 19 people.