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Gaza in chaos! Over 200 dead after intense airstrikes by Israel
In the early hours of Tuesday, March 18, Gaza City was thrown into chaos as Israel’s military launched a series of devastating airstrikes on Hamas targets. The night sky was lit up by bright flashes, signaling the violence that erupted throughout the city. Ambulances sped to Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis, overwhelmed with casualties from the attacks. Dr. Mohammed Zaqout, director of Gaza's hospitals, confirmed that at least 200 people have been killed, with many more feared dead as the situation worsens. The deadly strikes have left the region in a state of mayhem, with panic spreading as the violence continues to escalate. Watch video for more.
18 March,2025 03:00 PM IST
Israel unleashes brutal airstrikes on Gaza, 100 killed amid ceasefire collapse
Explosions rocked Gaza City in the early hours of Tuesday, March 18, as Israel's military launched airstrikes targeting Hamas positions. Bright flashes lit up the night sky, according to footage obtained by Reuters. Palestinian officials reported that at least 15 people were killed in the attacks, with Israel carrying out more than 35 airstrikes across the area. Medics at Nasser Hospital in Gaza’s Khan Younis confirmed that the airstrikes were the deadliest since the ceasefire on January 19, with over 30 deaths reported. In total, Palestinian health officials stated that at least 100 people had died in the recent strikes. Ambulances raced through the streets as emergency services responded to the damage. Hamas accused Israel of breaking the ceasefire agreement, while Israel's military provided no details but stated that the operations were part of a broader strategy against Hamas. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s office confirmed that the military had been ordered to take "strong action" against Hamas. The attacks, which involved more than just airstrikes, marked a major escalation following weeks of failed ceasefire talks. The fate of 59 hostages held in Gaza remains uncertain, as the violence continues.
18 March,2025 12:17 PM IST
Trump disappointed by the discovery of Israeli hostages' bodies
On February 26, former U.S. President Donald Trump expressed his disappointment upon hearing about the discovery of the bodies of four Israeli hostages. These hostages were reportedly killed during the conflict in Gaza. Trump’s reaction came in response to a question about the ongoing situation and efforts to address the hostages' plight. When further questioned about the progress of the second phase of the Gaza peace deal, Trump responded by emphasizing that Israel should take the lead in the situation. He stated that any actions related to resolving the ongoing conflict and the hostages' fate should be determined and executed by Israel itself. His comment underlined his belief that Israel, as the directly affected nation, should drive the efforts to address the issue.
27 February,2025 01:35 PM IST
PM Netanyahu praises Trump’s Gaza plan amid growing Middle East conflicts
After Donald Trump became the 47th U.S. President, major developments unfolded in the Middle East. Trump pushed for a "hard stance" on Gaza and even suggested a U.S. takeover of the Palestinian enclave. Hostages, including Iair Horn, Sagui Dekel-Chen, and Sasha Troufanov, were freed in Gaza, following Trump's strong warning to Hamas. At an event in Jerusalem, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu praised Trump’s plan for Gaza. Both the U.S. and Israel are focused on stopping Iran's nuclear ambitions and reducing its influence in the region. This comes amid long-standing Israeli-Iranian tensions, marked by covert operations, attacks by land, sea, air, and in cyberspace.
17 February,2025 11:46 AM IST
Trump’s plan to take over Gaza and resettle Palestinians stirs worldwide outrage
President Trump's controversial plan to take control of war-torn Gaza and create a "Riviera of the Middle East" after relocating Palestinians drew strong criticism from international leaders. Trump proposed resettling Palestinians in peaceful areas, aiming to end violence. His plan faced swift condemnation, especially from Saudi Arabia, Russia, China, Germany, Spain, Ireland, and the UK, all of whom support a two-state solution. China opposed forced Palestinian relocation, and France also criticized the idea. A Hamas spokesperson called it "ridiculous and absurd." Trump envisioned building a resort where international communities could coexist peacefully, following the devastation of Gaza after 15 months of Israeli bombing, which killed over 47,000 people. It’s unclear whether he will pursue this plan or use it as leverage.
06 February,2025 10:15 AM IST
Expert criticizes Trump’s proposal for U.S. takeover of Gaza
On February 4, President Donald Trump made a surprising statement, declaring that the United States would take control of the Gaza Strip. He suggested that the U.S. would not only assume ownership of the area but would also be in charge of its reconstruction, with a focus on dismantling dangerous unexploded bombs and other threats. His remarks were made during a joint press conference with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Trump did not offer detailed plans, but his comments were met with skepticism. Brian Katulis from the Middle East Institute dismissed the idea, saying it lacked practicality and was disconnected from reality. Earlier that day, Trump had proposed relocating Palestinians from Gaza to neighboring countries, calling Gaza a "demolition site" amid an ongoing ceasefire between Israel and Hamas.
05 February,2025 03:05 PM IST
Shocking announcement by Donald Trump, Says US will take over Gaza Strip
During a joint press conference with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, President Donald Trump made an extraordinary proposal for the United States to take control of the Gaza Strip. Trump suggested that the U.S. would "own" the territory and manage its reconstruction after ongoing conflict with Hamas. He outlined plans to remove unexploded bombs, clear destroyed buildings, and rebuild the area with economic development that would provide jobs and housing for the local population. In addition, Trump repeated his controversial call for Palestinians to leave Gaza and move to nearby countries like Egypt and Jordan, despite strong opposition from both the Palestinian people and those countries. His comments have sparked widespread criticism and rejection of the idea.
05 February,2025 11:26 AM IST
Lethal Israeli airstrike destroys Mosque in Gaza - WATCH VIDEO
The Middle East continues to be caught in the ongoing Israel vs. Triple-H conflict, with Gaza enduring the consequences of the violence sparked by the October 7, 2023, attacks. On November 23, 2024, an Israeli airstrike targeted a mosque in the Nuseirat refugee camp in Gaza, causing widespread panic. The explosion sent local residents fleeing the area, fearing further attacks. According to Gaza’s Health Ministry, only a few injuries were reported in the aftermath, though the mosque and its surrounding areas sustained significant damage. The assault highlights the continued suffering of Gaza’s residents amid the broader regional conflict, leaving the area trapped in the devastating consequences of the ongoing violence.
25 November,2024 11:00 AM IST
India Drone Strike: US reveals country behind attack on India-bound vessel
US Dept of Defense made a shocking claim and held Iran responsible for the India drone strike on the India-bound merchant vessel. Further, the Pentagon statement also claimed that it was the “seventh Iranian attack on commercial shipping since 2021”. A suspected drone attacked an India-bound ship in the Arabian Sea near Gujarat coast on December 23. MV Chem Pluto, a merchant ship, commenced its voyage from UAE on Dec 19 and was expected to reach New Mangalore port on Dec 25. Soon after getting hit, the merchant vessel immediately caught fire; however, no casualties have been reported so far. Notably, 20 Indians were onboard the ship during the incident that took place 217 nautical miles off the Porbandar coast. Reacting sharply to it, the Indian Navy and ICG didn’t waste any time and charged towards the MV Chem Pluto for assistance. The vessel is likely to enter Mumbai and seek escort assistance due to steering issues. Indian Coast Guard Ship Vikram will be escorting the ship during its passage. The Indian Coast Guard Operations Centre is monitoring the situation closely.
03 January,2024 02:22 PM IST
Israel-Hamas Conflict: Hamas Dy leader Saleh al-Arouri killed
As the Israel-Hamas Conflict continues for straight 88 days, Hamas Dy leader Saleh al-Arouri on Jan 02, was killed in an alleged Israeli drone strike in Beirut, reported The Times of Israel. Hamas terrorist group in the early hours of Jan 03, also confirmed the killing of its deputy commander in Lebanon. Meanwhile, condemning the alleged killing of Arouri, Lebanon's caretaker PM Najib Mikati, called it a "new Israeli crime". Mikati forewarned, saying Tel Aviv aims to drag Lebanon into the conflict. Lebanese terror group Hezbollah vowed to respond to alleged Israeli attack claiming its fighters are at heightened readiness to retaliate. The terror group called the alleged Israeli strike “a serious assault on Lebanon, its people, its security and its sovereignty…”. However, Israel has yet to claim responsibility for the attack but also issued an obscure statement. during a press conference. Israeli PM Netanyahu’s Foreign Media Spokesman Mark Regev said, “Whoever did this, it’s not an attack on the Lebanese state…”. Meanwhile, the alleged killing of the Hamas leader sparked a massive protest in West Bank’s Ramallah. Holding flags and chanting slogans, hundreds of Palestinians took to the streets and marched toward Arouri’s hometown. Notably, at least 1,200 people were killed in Hamas' attacks on Israeli communities near the Gaza border on October 7. The IDF in retaliation to the attack has continued to pound Hamas targets since the outbreak of the war.
03 January,2024 11:25 AM IST