Hamas leaders say they have no regrets after the October 7 attack and that the goal was to 'overthrow' the status quo
Hamas officials defended the October 7 attack, despite Israel's brutal response, saying it "woke the world from a deep sleep."
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Hamas officials defended the October 7 attack, despite Israel's brutal response, saying it "woke the world from a deep sleep."
Israel does not intend to "reoccupy" Gaza or control it for a long time, a senior Israeli official said in Washington, as Israeli forces pressed their offensive against Hamas militants in the Palestinian coastal enclave.
STORY: Winding up a two-day meeting in Tokyo, Blinken said that a period of transition with regards to post-conflict governance in Gaza was possible.G7 nations said in a joint statement that Israel had the right to defend itself, while underscoring the need to protect civilians and to comply with international humanitarian law. It was only the second joint statement from the G7 since gunmen from the Palestinian militant group Hamas sparked the conflict with an Oct. 7 attack on southern Israel, killing 1,400 people and taking some 240 hostages.Since then, Israel has unrelentingly bombarded Hamas-run Gaza, killing over 10,000 people, 40% of them children, according to Palestinian authorities.
At least one person was killed and several were injured after a Russian missile hit a civilian ship flying the flag of Liberia on the approach to one of the Black Sea ports in Odesa region. — Ukrinform.
Khalil al-Hayya, a deputy to Hamas Gaza leader Yahya Sinwar says the group's aim is not to run Gaza but to shake the Middle East and put Palestinian issue back in focus; Tells New York Times expected Arab world to join fight
Democrats used the parliamentary audit of the presidential office to take officials to task
The European Commission will release its annual report into candidate countries' progress on Wednesday. Ukraine is implementing several reforms to proceed to the next stage.
This year is "virtually certain" to be the warmest in 125,000 years, European Union scientists said on Wednesday, after data showed last month was the world's hottest October in that period.
The cause of mass deaths of African elephants has been unraveled, and scientists say the outbreaks could be more likely to occur amid the climate crisis, according to a new study.
The Federal Court heard Seema Sherghill's duties included cleaning Mavdeep Suri Singh's eight-bedroom home, preparing meals and gardening. She was only allowed to leave the house when she walked the dog.
The man had been buried the day before after his family finally found a cemetery that would accept him...