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Israel - Hamas War -- News Updates November 6, 2023

 

BBC: Israel Gaza war: Hamas-run health ministry says Gaza death toll passes 10,000 

The Hamas-run health ministry in Gaza says more than 10,000 people have been killed in the Palestinian territory since Israel started bombing it last month. More than 4,000 of those killed were children, the ministry said. 

The number surpasses the UN's figure of about 5,400 killed in Gaza in all of Israel's previous conflicts with Hamas since it took control of the territory in 2007.

Israel began bombing Gaza after Hamas killed 1,400 people and kidnapped more than 200 others on 7 October. 

It says it is destroying Hamas infrastructure and killing its fighters so that it will no longer be able to pose a threat to Israel.  

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WNU Editor: A look at the military situation is in the video below 

 

Live Updates  

Live updates: Israeli troops divide north and south Gaza, as reported death toll exceeds 10,000 -- AP  

Live: UN says Gaza becoming a 'graveyard for children', as Israeli strikes intensify -- BBC 

Israel-Hamas war live: Biden and Netanyahu discuss ‘tactical pause’, White House says; 10,000 Palestinians killed by Israeli strikes, Gaza health ministry says -- The Guardian  

Live: Gaza ceasefire becomes 'more urgent with every passing hour', says UN chief Guterres -- France 24  

Israel-Hamas war: UN warns of Gaza "graveyard for children" -- DW  

As It Happens: Israeli ground assault has split Gaza into ‘north’ and ‘south’, military says -- France 24  

Israel-Gaza Situation Report: IDF Encircles Gaza City -- Warzone 

Israel - Hamas War -- News Updates November 6, 2023  

Israeli forces cut off north Gaza to isolate Hamas as Palestinian deaths surpass 10,000 -- AP

Israeli troops encircling Gaza City expected to enter in force within 48 hours -- The Guardian 

Israel says it has split Gaza in two, creating a north-south divide, and surrounded Gaza City after revealing -- Daily Mail 

Israel and Hamas in high-stakes ground combat among Gaza rubble -- France 24  

More than 10,000 Palestinians killed in Israeli attacks on Gaza -- Al Jazeera  

Gaza death toll tops 10000; UN calls it a children's graveyard -- Reuters  

US Pentagon acknowledges 'thousands' of civilian deaths in Gaza as health authority estimates more than 10,000 killed -- ABC News Australia 

Israel-Hamas war is deadliest ever for UN aid workers, with at least 88 killed -- The Guardian  

Blinken leaves Middle East with no progress on hostages or humanitarian pause -- The Guardian 

Despite push by Biden and Blinken, US appears no closer to securing ‘humanitarian pause’ in Gaza -- AP  

Israel-Gaza war: Ceasefire would allow Hamas to regroup, says Blinken -- BBC  

The Biden administration has informed the US Congress that it is planning a $320m (£259m) transfer of precision bombs for Israel, Reuters reported, citing a source. -- The Guardian 

The skies over Gaza are abuzz with drones. Some are Israeli, some are American, and some are flying bombs made by Hamas -- ABC News Australia 

'Not sure I'm lucky to be alive': Gazans fear worse is to come as public health 'catastrophe' looms -- France 24  

UN-run shelters in Gaza are so crowded that it is impossible to count the people needing food, water, medicine and other basics, administrators say, as the fighting and bombardments continue. -- The Guardian

Israel's operation in Gaza: International criticism grows -- DW  

Israelis overwhelmingly are confident in the justice of the Gaza war, even as world sentiment sours -- AP 

Israel's military operations will deal a huge blow to Hamas. But is it even possible to completely destroy them? -- Mick Ryan, ABC News Australia



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