October
01.10.2024
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Tuesday
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The day Iran struck Israel

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Israel initiated a ground operation in southern Lebanon, targeting Hezbollah infrastructure. Throughout the day, Hezbollah launched rockets at northern Israel and Tel Aviv. By afternoon, reports emerged of an imminent Iranian attack on Israel. In the evening, a significant Palestinian operation in Jaffa resulted in Israeli casualties. Shortly after, Iran launched an unprecedented missile attack on Israel, striking military targets across the country. The Iranian Revolutionary Guard claimed responsibility, warning of more destructive attacks if Israel retaliated. Hamas praised the Iranian response. Meanwhile, Israeli forces continued operations in Gaza and the West Bank, resulting in Palestinian casualties. The day's events marked a significant escalation in regional tensions, with potential for further conflict.
02.10.2024
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Wednesday
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The day of Lebanon's deadly ambush

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The day began with reports of Iranian missile strikes on Israel, with neighboring countries helping intercept some projectiles. By morning, attention shifted to the Lebanon border, where Hezbollah ambushed Israeli forces, resulting in significant casualties. Israel initially downplayed the incident, but later admitted to losing 8 soldiers, including officers. Meanwhile, Israel continued its operations in Gaza, with reports of airstrikes on schools and refugee centers, causing numerous civilian casualties. In the afternoon, Hamas claimed responsibility for a recent attack in Tel Aviv, threatening more operations. The day concluded with Israeli airstrikes on Damascus, reportedly killing high-ranking Hezbollah members. These events marked a significant escalation in the regional conflict, with multiple fronts active simultaneously.
03.10.2024
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Thursday
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The Day of Tulkarm Massacre

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The 363rd day of the Gaza war saw continued Israeli airstrikes, with reports of massacres in Khan Younis and Beach Camp. In the morning, Hezbollah claimed to have killed 17 Israeli soldiers in southern Lebanon. By afternoon, Hamas released footage of an ambush on Israeli forces in Khan Younis. The most significant event occurred in the evening when Israeli warplanes struck a cafe in Tulkarm refugee camp, initially killing 14 Palestinians. The death toll rose throughout the night, reaching 18 by late reports. This marked the deadliest single attack in the West Bank since the Second Intifada. Meanwhile, diplomatic efforts continued, with reports of a secret meeting between President Abbas and Hamas leaders in Doha, and discussions about ending the Gaza war and establishing a Palestinian state.
04.10.2024
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Friday
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The Day of Tulkarm Massacre and Iraqi Drone Strike

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The day began with reports of an Israeli airstrike on Tulkarm refugee camp, killing 18 Palestinians, described as the deadliest West Bank attack since the Second Intifada. This led to a general strike across the West Bank. Hezbollah continued its attacks on northern Israel, targeting Haifa and the Galilee. In Gaza, the war entered its 364th day with ongoing Israeli bombardments. A significant development occurred when an Iraqi drone attack killed two Israeli soldiers in the Golan Heights, marking the first such incident. The Iranian Supreme Leader, in a speech, justified the recent missile attacks on Israel as minimal retaliation. Late in the day, Hamas spokesperson Abu Obeida praised the Iraqi drone attack, while the US and UK launched fresh airstrikes on Yemen.
05.10.2024
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Saturday
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The Day of Remembrance and Escalation

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The one-year mark of the Gaza conflict saw increased violence and strategic shifts. Israeli forces intensified airstrikes on Gaza's north and central regions, issuing new evacuation orders. Reports emerged of plans to expand the Netzarim corridor, potentially dividing north and south Gaza. In Lebanon, Israel targeted Hezbollah positions and assassinated a Hamas commander in Tripoli. Palestinian factions met to discuss post-war scenarios, emphasizing self-determination. Internationally, protests supporting Gaza occurred in various capitals. Israel reportedly prepared for a significant strike against Iran, with US backing. The day concluded with heavy bombardments in northern Gaza and southern Beirut, marking a year of ongoing conflict with no clear resolution in sight.
06.10.2024
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Sunday
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The Day of Renewed Invasion and Resistance

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On the 366th day of the conflict, Israel launched a new military operation in Jabalia camp, northern Gaza, intensifying airstrikes and issuing evacuation orders. This resulted in multiple casualties, including civilians in a mosque in Deir al-Balah. The Palestinian resistance continued its operations, with Al-Qassam Brigades reporting attacks on Israeli forces. A significant attack occurred in Beersheba, resulting in Israeli casualties. Hezbollah escalated its actions, targeting Haifa and Tiberias with rockets. The day marked the first anniversary of the October 7 events, with both sides commemorating and strategizing. International concerns grew over the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, with UN officials calling for an end to hostilities. The Israeli military remained on high alert, anticipating potential escalations.
07.10.2024
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Monday
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The Day of Remembrance and Resistance

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On the first anniversary of the "Al-Aqsa Flood" operation, Palestinian resistance groups launched rockets at Tel Aviv, with Al-Qassam Brigades claiming responsibility. Abu Obeida, Hamas spokesman, delivered a speech emphasizing continued resistance. Throughout Gaza, Israeli forces conducted airstrikes and ground operations, particularly in Jabalia and Khan Younis. The death toll in Gaza approached 42,000 since October 2023. In the West Bank, tensions escalated with Israeli forces conducting raids and arrests, while a Palestinian child was killed in Qalandia camp. Palestinian factions issued statements commemorating the anniversary, framing it as a pivotal moment in the conflict. Internationally, protests against the war on Gaza continued in various countries, while diplomatic efforts to address the ongoing crisis persisted.
08.10.2024
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Tuesday
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The Day of Massacres in Northern Gaza

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Israeli forces intensified attacks on northern Gaza, particularly in Jabalia and Al-Bureij camps, resulting in dozens of casualties. Reports indicated corpses left in streets and widespread destruction. The Palestinian Health Ministry reported 56 deaths and 278 injuries in the past 24 hours. Israel ordered the evacuation of three hospitals in northern Gaza, including Kamal Adwan Hospital, within 24 hours. Hamas condemned these threats as criminal attempts to implement displacement plans. Meanwhile, Hezbollah launched its largest rocket barrage since the war's start, targeting Haifa with 85 rockets. Israel responded with airstrikes on Beirut's southern suburbs. The conflict's expansion raised concerns, with UN Secretary-General Guterres warning of a potential wider war in Lebanon. Palestinian resistance groups reported continued clashes with Israeli forces in Gaza's northern areas.
09.10.2024
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Wednesday
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The Day of Massacres in Northern Gaza

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Israeli forces intensified their assault on northern Gaza, particularly in Jabalia camp, resulting in numerous civilian casualties. Reports emerged of massacres in Yemen Al-Saeed Hospital and refugee tents. The Israeli military aimed to gain full control of northern Gaza, forcing mass evacuations. Simultaneously, tensions escalated on the Lebanon border, with Hezbollah launching rockets at Kiryat Shmona, killing two Israelis. In the West Bank, Israeli special forces assassinated four Palestinian militants in Nablus. Diplomatic efforts continued, with reports of Hamas and Fatah meeting in Cairo to discuss Gaza's administration. The US maintained pressure on Israel regarding humanitarian concerns in Gaza, while Israel prepared its response to Iran's recent attack. The day's events underscored the expanding regional conflict and deteriorating humanitarian situation in Gaza.
10.10.2024
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Thursday
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The day of the Deir al-Balah school massacre

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Israeli forces bombed a school in Deir al-Balah, resulting in at least 28 casualties and 92 injuries. This attack on civilians sheltering in a UN facility drew international condemnation. In northern Gaza, the siege of Jabalia camp continued for the fifth day, with reports of forced displacement. Hamas claimed a successful ambush against Israeli forces in Jabalia, reportedly killing three officers. In southern Lebanon, clashes between Hezbollah and Israeli forces intensified, with an Israeli officer killed. Later in the day, Israel conducted airstrikes in central Beirut, allegedly targeting a Hamas official. The ongoing conflict saw further casualties in Gaza and the West Bank, with Israel continuing its operations and Hamas launching counterattacks.
11.10.2024
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Friday
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Day of Escalation in Jabalia

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Israeli forces intensified operations in northern Gaza, particularly in Jabalia, resulting in multiple casualties. Reports emerged of massacres and dire humanitarian conditions, with health services nearly non-existent. The World Food Programme announced inability to distribute food in northern Gaza. UNRWA issued warnings about hospital fuel shortages. Resistance groups claimed successful operations against Israeli forces, including uncovering a special unit in Rafah. Hezbollah launched rocket barrages from Lebanon, targeting northern Israel. The Israeli military officially classified Gaza as a "secondary battlefield," signaling a potential shift in strategy. International bodies, including UNICEF and WHO, expressed grave concerns about the humanitarian situation. By evening, reports of a new massacre in Jabalia emerged, with dozens of casualties.
12.10.2024
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Saturday
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The day Jabalia faced expanded siege

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Israeli forces expanded their siege on Jabalia refugee camp, issuing new evacuation orders for nearby areas. The Palestinian Health Ministry reported 49 fatalities in the past 24 hours, with ongoing massacres in Jabalia. Hamas condemned these actions as revenge against civilians. Aid organizations managed to deliver fuel to Kamal Adwan Hospital, but quantities were insufficient. The Palestinian Civil Defense warned that 200,000 residents in Jabalia face life-threatening conditions. In the West Bank, settler attacks on olive harvesters increased. Internationally, Nicaragua severed diplomatic ties with Israel. Hezbollah continued attacks on northern Israel, while Israel conducted airstrikes in Lebanon. By evening, reports emerged of Israel isolating northern Gaza from Gaza City, potentially exacerbating the humanitarian crisis.
13.10.2024
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Sunday
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The day Hezbollah struck deep in Haifa

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The Israeli genocide in Gaza entered its 373rd day, with intense attacks on northern Gaza, particularly Jabaliya. Reports emerged of over 300 martyrs in the north over nine days. Hamas released a video message about Israeli captives, stating their fate as "unknown". In the afternoon, news broke of a significant Hezbollah drone attack on an Israeli military camp near Haifa, resulting in multiple casualties. Initially reported as 20 injured, the toll rose to 3 killed and 67 wounded by evening. This marked a significant escalation in Hezbollah's capabilities and reach. Meanwhile, Israel continued its aggression in southern Lebanon, with reports of civilian casualties. The UN warned of a dire humanitarian situation in northern Gaza, with civilians cut off from critical supplies.
14.10.2024
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Monday
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The day of massacres and ambushes

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Israeli forces intensified attacks on Gaza, with multiple massacres reported in schools and hospitals housing displaced civilians. A particularly devastating attack occurred at Al-Mufti School in northern Nuseirat, resulting in 22 fatalities. The Al-Qassam Brigades claimed a successful ambush against an Israeli military unit in Jabalia. In the West Bank, Israeli forces raided Jenin, resulting in two Palestinian deaths. Hezbollah expanded its rocket attacks to reach Tel Aviv, while Israel threatened to strike all of Lebanon, including Beirut. Humanitarian concerns escalated as reports emerged of 400,000 Palestinians facing starvation in northern Gaza. The conflict's toll continued to rise, with Gaza's Health Ministry reporting 42,289 deaths and 98,684 injuries since the war's onset.
15.10.2024
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Tuesday
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The day of the Ashdod shooting and Gaza starvation

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Israeli airstrikes continued in Gaza, with reports of dozens killed overnight. The humanitarian crisis deepened, with warnings of starvation in northern Gaza affecting 400,000 people. A shooting attack near Ashdod resulted in one Israeli officer killed and five wounded, with the Palestinian attacker also killed. Hezbollah expanded its operations, with reports of drone attacks on Israeli military positions. Israel faced criticism for its blockade of Gaza, with the US warning that arms supplies could be halted if aid is not allowed in. Netanyahu rejected calls for a unilateral ceasefire in Lebanon. Reports emerged of Israel planning a buffer zone in southern Lebanon. The situation in the West Bank remained tense, with Israeli forces conducting raids and arrests in Jenin and other areas.
18.10.2024
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Friday
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The Day Yahya Sinwar Fell

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Reports emerged of Yahya Sinwar's death during a confrontation in Rafah, marking a significant development in the ongoing conflict. Hamas officially announced the martyrdom of Sinwar, leader of Hamas in Gaza, alongside the commander of the Tel al-Sultan battalion. The Israeli occupation escalated its attacks on Jabalia, cutting off communications in northern Gaza. The resistance called on Jordanians to launch attacks against Israel. Medical officials in northern Gaza reported overwhelmed hospitals operating on a priority system. A massacre in Jabalia camp resulted in 30 casualties, including 20 children and women. Israel discussed new methods for aid distribution in northern Gaza, while an Israeli official stated that war objectives had not yet been achieved and Hamas remained strong in Gaza.
19.10.2024
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Saturday
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The day Netanyahu's home was struck

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A drone from Lebanon struck Netanyahu's residence in Caesarea, marking a significant escalation in the conflict. Israeli media reported it as an Iranian assassination attempt, while Hezbollah claimed responsibility. The attack prompted heightened security measures and discussions about Israel's vulnerabilities. Meanwhile, intense fighting continued in Gaza, particularly in Jabaliya, where hospitals faced severe shortages and bombardment. The Indonesian Hospital was besieged, leading to patient deaths. Israel released footage claiming to show Yahya Sinwar's final moments, fueling debates about Hamas leadership. Late in the day, reports emerged of a major Israeli strike in Beit Lahia, resulting in over 70 Palestinian casualties. The day's events underscored the widening scope of the conflict and its increasing regional implications.
20.10.2024
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Sunday
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The Day of the Fallen Commander in Jabalia

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Israeli forces continued their offensive in northern Gaza, with reports of a massacre in Beit Lahia early in the day. The situation in Jabalia became the focal point, with intense fighting reported. By afternoon, news broke of a significant Israeli military setback: the death of a high-ranking commander from the 401st Brigade in Jabalia. This event dominated the latter part of the day's news cycle, with Israeli media investigating the circumstances of the commander's death. Palestinian resistance groups claimed responsibility, framing it as retaliation for ongoing Israeli operations. Meanwhile, protests against Israeli actions continued globally, and diplomatic efforts persisted with reports of U.S. Secretary of State Blinken planning a visit to Israel to discuss potential negotiations and the Iran situation.
21.10.2024
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Monday
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The Day of Jabalia's Devastation

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Intense Israeli airstrikes on northern Gaza, particularly Jabalia refugee camp, dominated the day's news. Multiple reports throughout the day indicated escalating casualties and destruction in Jabalia, with UNRWA stating Israel denied urgent requests to evacuate those trapped under rubble. The Palestinian Ministry of Public Works reported over 250,000 housing units destroyed in Gaza. Al-Qassam Brigades claimed successful operations against Israeli forces in Jabalia, including an ambush on an engineering unit. Reports emerged of mass executions and forced displacement in the area. International concerns grew over the potential forced transfer of northern Gaza residents. In diplomatic developments, the US announced $5.2 billion in aid to Israel, while efforts to revive prisoner exchange negotiations continued.
22.10.2024
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Tuesday
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The day Hezbollah targeted Netanyahu's house

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The 382nd day of the Gaza conflict saw Hezbollah launch a drone attack on Netanyahu's residence in Caesarea, marking a significant escalation. Israel confirmed the strike's accuracy, while Hezbollah threatened further attacks. In Gaza, Israel continued operations in northern areas, particularly Beit Lahia and Jabalia, amid reports of civilian casualties. The US Secretary of State Blinken arrived to discuss ceasefire options and post-war scenarios. Hamas announced plans for a new leadership structure following reports of Sinwar's death. International concerns grew over the humanitarian crisis in northern Gaza, with calls for increased aid access. The conflict's impact spread to Lebanon, with Israeli strikes reported near Beirut's Rafic Hariri Hospital.
23.10.2024
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Wednesday
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The Day of Jabaliya's Siege

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Israeli forces intensified operations in northern Gaza, particularly in Jabaliya, resulting in over 770 Palestinian casualties and widespread destruction. The UN reported critical food security issues in the area. Hamas called for a massive uprising across Palestine in response. International diplomatic efforts continued, with discussions of a potential two-week ceasefire. Blinken postponed his Jordan visit to focus on Saudi normalization talks. Hezbollah claimed to have targeted Netanyahu's bedroom in a missile strike on Tel Aviv. The Al-Qassam Brigades reported attacking an Israeli military headquarters in northern Gaza. Civil defense operations in the north ceased entirely. Concerns grew about the approaching winter and its impact on Gaza's residents. The Israeli military's arrest campaigns in northern Gaza were accompanied by reports of torture and war crimes.
24.10.2024
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Thursday
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The Day of Jabaliya's Fall

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Israeli forces claimed control over Jabaliya in northern Gaza, with reports of mass detentions and civilian casualties. The civil defense halted operations in northern Gaza, exacerbating the humanitarian crisis. A new massacre at Al-Nuseirat camp killed 17 Palestinians, mostly children. Hamas conducted intensive diplomatic efforts to counter Israeli military plans and seek a ceasefire. Negotiations for hostage releases showed signs of resuming, with delegations expected in Doha. In southern Lebanon, Hezbollah's attacks intensified, resulting in Israeli military casualties. The BRICS summit called for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza. Palestinian journalists faced increased threats from Israeli sources. The day concluded with reports of another massacre in Jabaliya, with over 150 casualties from house demolitions.
27.10.2024
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Sunday
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The Day of the Tel Aviv Truck Attack

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A truck attack near Tel Aviv injured dozens of Israelis, with Hamas praising it as a "natural response" to Israeli actions. The incident occurred near Mossad headquarters, adding to its significance. In Gaza, Israeli forces continued operations, with reports of casualties from airstrikes on schools housing displaced people. Journalists were among those killed. Negotiations in Doha resumed, with Hamas expected to present a comprehensive proposal. Egypt proposed a two-day ceasefire in exchange for hostage releases, which Israeli security agencies reportedly accepted but Netanyahu rejected. The day saw ongoing clashes on the Lebanon border, with Hezbollah escalating its operations. Palestinian factions emphasized their commitment to resistance, while international concerns grew over the humanitarian situation in Gaza.
28.10.2024
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Monday
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The day UNRWA was banned

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The Israeli Knesset approved a bill banning UNRWA operations within Israel, drawing international condemnation. Negotiations in Doha continued, with Hamas seeking a comprehensive deal including prisoner exchanges. The siege on northern Gaza entered its 23rd day, with reports of starvation and limited medical services. Israeli forces reduced their presence in Jabalia and ended operations at Kamal Adwan Hospital. South Africa announced plans to file a detailed memorandum at the ICJ, alleging Israeli genocide in Gaza. Palestinian casualties continued to rise, with the Health Ministry reporting 43,020 deaths. Hezbollah claimed to have killed 90 Israeli soldiers in southern Lebanon, while Israel warned residents of Tyre to evacuate. Netanyahu rejected Egypt's ceasefire proposal but expressed openness to limited prisoner exchanges.
29.10.2024
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Tuesday
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The Day of the Beit Lahia Massacre

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A devastating Israeli airstrike on an apartment building in Beit Lahia, northern Gaza, resulted in a significant number of casualties. Initial reports in the morning cited 55 martyrs, with the toll rising throughout the day, eventually reaching 94 deaths and numerous injured and missing persons. The international community, including the US, described the attack as "horrific" and "devastating." Simultaneously, negotiations for a potential ceasefire continued, with reports of a new American proposal for a 28-day truce. Hamas expressed openness to discussing new proposals. In Lebanon, Hezbollah elected Naim Qassem as its new Secretary-General, prompting threats from Israeli Defense Minister Gallant. The Israeli military reported the deaths of four soldiers in northern Gaza battles, while Palestinian resistance groups continued their operations.
30.10.2024
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Wednesday
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The day Beit Lahia became a disaster area

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Israeli forces intensified attacks on northern Gaza, particularly Beit Lahia, which was declared a "disaster area" by local authorities. Reports emerged of a massacre in Beit Lahia, with dozens of casualties. The Palestinian Health Ministry reported 102 deaths in Gaza over 24 hours. Humanitarian concerns escalated, with warnings of severe food insecurity and potential polio outbreaks. Hezbollah launched drone attacks on Israeli targets, including an aircraft parts factory. Negotiations for a ceasefire in both Gaza and Lebanon gained momentum, with mediators presenting Hamas a formal proposal for a month-long truce. The newly elected Hezbollah leader, Naim Qassem, vowed to continue supporting Gaza. Israel announced the formation of a new military division on its border with Jordan.
31.10.2024
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Thursday
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The day of the Metula attack

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Israeli forces continued their operations in Gaza, particularly in the north, with reports of casualties and destruction at Kamal Adwan Hospital. In the West Bank, three Palestinians were killed in Tulkarem. Hamas clarified its position on temporary ceasefire proposals, remaining open to discussions but rejecting short-term solutions. The most significant development occurred when Hezbollah launched a rocket attack on Metula, resulting in five Israeli deaths. This escalation prompted concerns about a wider regional conflict. Netanyahu met with U.S. envoy Hochstein, expressing skepticism about potential agreements. Reports emerged of Iranian preparations for attacks from Iraqi territory, further heightening tensions. The day concluded with continued diplomatic efforts and military operations across multiple fronts.
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