Israel Says It Exposed Hamas Network Beneath And Next To Gaza Hospitals – NDTV
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Israel Says It Exposed Hamas Network Beneath And Next To Gaza Hospitals
The Israeli military on Sunday said it has exposed a network of Hamas tunnels, command centres and rocket launchers beneath and adjacent to hospitals in northern Gaza.
Israeli ambassador says military can’t distinguish between civilians, terrorists in Gaza death toll
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A woman and 3 children are killed by an Israeli airstrike in south Lebanon, local officials say
Four civilians, three of them children, were killed by an Israeli airstrike in south Lebanon Sunday evening, a local civil defence official and Lebanese state-run media said.
Hamas official says North Korea is ally, insinuates it could one day target the US
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Israel’s Netanyahu Says No Gaza Ceasefire Until Hostages Returned
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday rejected growing calls for a ceasefire in Gaza until all of the more than 240 hostages captured by militant Palestinian group Hamas during its October 7 attacks are returned.
Dinosaur-shaped chicken nuggets recalled after metal pieces cause injury
Some consumers reported finding small metal pieces in the company’s “Fun Nuggets”
Pro-Palestinian crowds try to storm air base housing U.S. troops in Turkey – Reuters.com
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The Growing Sentiment In Ukraine Is That They Are Losing The War
This photograph taken on November 3, 2023, shows the Motherland Monument, a 62-meter Soviet-era statue, through the trees in Kyiv. (Sergei SUPINSKY)
AFP: ‘We’re losing’: Ukrainians reel from war chief’s stalemate warning In eastern Ukraine,…
Mahomes throws 2 TDs and Chiefs hang on to beat Dolphins 21-14 in Germany
Patrick Mahomes threw two touchdown passes, safety Bryan Cook scored on a 59-yard fumble return, and the Kansas City Chiefs held on to beat the Miami Dolphins 21-14 at Deutsche Bank Park.