Israel-Hamas Conflict Updates: Worst Massacre in History
Israel-Hamas Conflict Updates: Israel and the Palestinian groups in Gaza fired rockets at each other’s territories as over 1,100. Civilians are killed in the violent war that is raging for the third day. The Israel-Palestine dispute’s most bloodstained escalation in decades witnessed Hamas carry out a massive rocket bombardment and ground, air, and sea offensive. Over 700 have died in Israel, and the death count is above 400 in Gaza. Thousands are injured. Dozens of Israeli troopers and civilians are being held captives across the Gaza border. Check out the updates.
Horror Saturday: On Saturday morning, Israel witnessed the largest attack from the enclave. Dozens of Hamas militants launched a surprise attack on Israeli cities, and military bases.
FAA waring alert to U.S. airlines, pilots to use caution flying in Israeli airspace: The Federal Aviation Administration late Saturday advised U.S. airlines and pilots to be alert when they are flying in Israeli airspace after an attack by Hamas militants.
India requests Indians in Palestine to contact the Representative Office in case of emergency: “Public Notice In light of the prevailing security situation, Indian nationals in Palestine can directly contact the Representative Office of India to address any case of emergency or needed assistance on the 24-hours Emergency Helpline: Jawwal: 0592-916418 WhatsApp:+970-59291641″ – Twitter
Israel’s security forces enquired regarding Hamas attack and intelligence failure: As Israel whirled from a deadly attack by Hamas militants who broke through barriers around Gaza and rambled, killing civilians in Israeli towns, defence chiefs faced questions over how the disaster could have happened.
“This was an intelligence failure; it could not be otherwise,” said Jonathan Panikoff, the U.S. government’s former deputy national intelligence officer on the Middle East, who is now at the Atlantic Council think tank.”
Israel halts supplying electricity, fuel and goods to Gaza: Israel stops supplying electricity, fuel and goods to Gaza, as per the statement by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s office Saturday night. Gaza was already tossed into darkness by nightfall after electrical supplies from Israel are stopped.
