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ā¢ ArabāIsraeli conflict
ā” 2023 IsraelāHamas war
ā Siege of Gaza City
ā Al-Shifa ambulance airstrike
ā Several people are killed and many others are injured in an
Israeli airstrike against a convoy of ambulances en route
from al-Shifa Hospital in the Gaza Strip to Rafah, Egypt.
(Al Jazeera)
ā At least 14 people are killed by an Israeli airstrike against
civilians fleeing to southern Gaza. (Barron's)
ā Twelve cancer patients have died in the Gaza Strip after the
Turkish-Palestinian Friendship Hospital, Gaza's only medical
facility serving cancer patients, was forced to suspend operations
after running out of fuel.(Dawn)
ā¢ Insurgency in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
ā” 2023 Dera Ismail Khan bombing
ā Five people are killed and 20 others are injured by a motorcycle
bomb at a bus stop in Dera Ismail Khan, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa,
Pakistan, detonated when a police bus carrying officers passed by.
(AP)
ā¢ Archeologists report that a pyramid structure at Gunung Padang in Indonesia
was carbon dated to over 27,000 years ago, making it the oldest megalithic
structure in the world. (WION)
ā¢ 2023 Nepal earthquake
ā” A magnitude 5.6 earthquake strikes Karnali Province, Nepal, killing at
least 132 people and destroying many houses. (AFP via VnExpress)
ā¢ Langarud drug rehabilitation center fire
ā” Thirty-two people are killed and 16 others are injured in a fire at a
drug rehabilitation center in Langarud, Gilan, Iran. (AFP via The
Guardian)
ā¢ An airplane flying from Zagreb, Croatia, crashes as it approaches Salzburg,
Austria, killing four people. (AP)
ā¢ International reactions to the 2023 IsraelāHamas war
ā” Honduras recalls its ambassador to Israel in response to Israel's
military actions in the Gaza Strip. (Reuters via Yahoo! News)
ā¢ 2023 IsraelāHamas war protests
ā” Protesters gather in Amman, Jordan, to urge King Abdullah II to
advocate for a ceasefire in Gaza. (AFP via Barron's)
ā¢ 2023 New Zealand general election
ā” The Electoral Commission concludes vote counting, which shows that the
leading National Party requires a coalition with the ACT and New
Zealand First parties to form a government after the final tally
reveals a shift in parliamentary seats. (AP)
ā¢ ArabāIsraeli conflict
ā” 2023 IsraelāHamas war
ā 2023 Israeli invasion of the Gaza Strip
ā Siege of Gaza City
ā Israeli troops and tanks continue to encircle Gaza City,
with heavy clashes reported on the city's outskirts. Hamas
and Palestinian Islamic Jihad say that they are using
"hit-and-run attacks" from tunnels to attempt to stop the
advance. (Reuters)
ā 2023 IsraelāLebanon border clashes
ā Hezbollah launches a drone attack on an IDF barracks in Shebaa
Farms. (Reuters)
ā Four people are killed in Wadi Saluki, Lebanon, during a
shelling by Israeli soldiers. Hamas also launches 12 rockets
from southern Lebanon towards Kiryat Shmona, wounding two
people. (The National)
ā War crimes in the 2023 IsraelāHamas war
ā Israeli blockade of the Gaza Strip
ā The Turkish-Palestinian Friendship Hospital, Gaza's only
medical facility serving cancer patients, is forced to
suspend operations after running out of fuel. Sixteen of
the Gaza Strip's 35 hospitals and more than 50 of its 72
primary healthcare clinics are now unusable. (Al Jazeera)
ā Jabalia refugee camp airstrikes
ā 31 October 2023 attack on Jabalia
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The United Nations Human Rights Office says that
Israeli attacks on the Jabalia refugee camp may be
"disproportionate attacks that could amount to war
crimes". (Al Jazeera)
ā
United Nations Secretary-General AntĆ³nio Guterres says
that attacks on the refugee camp are "horrific and
appalling". (Al Jazeera)
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The number of victims of the Israeli bombings of the
refugee camp exceeds 1,000 with 195 confirmed killed,
120 still missing, and at least 777 injured. (Al
Jazeera)
ā UNICEF estimates that more than 3,500 children have been killed
during the war, saying that "children have endured too much
already, the killing and captivity of children must stop". (The
Courier)
ā Israel strikes a UNRWA schoolyard in the Al-Shati refugee camp
where thousands of displaced people are taking shelter. The
strikes come after five Palestinians were killed in an earlier
raid targeting areas near the school. (Al Jazeera)
ā Eleven bakeries in Gaza have been destroyed in airstrikes
during the war, according to the UN relief agency. (Al Jazeera)
ā At least 9,061 Palestinians have been killed in Gaza since the war
began, including at least 3,760 children. (The Business Standard)
ā Two Palestinians are killed and six others are injured in Israeli
raids in Qalqilya and Ramallah in the West Bank. (Al Jazeera)
ā Three Palestinians from Birzeit University, including the head of
the student organisation, are arrested in raids in Ramallah. (BNN)
ā At least 60 people are detained overnight across the West Bank. The
total number of Palestinians detained since the war started now
exceeds 1,800 with about half of them being held in administrative
detention. (Al Jazeera)
ā¢ Myanmar civil war
ā” China calls for an "immediate ceasefire" in Myanmar after rebels
capture several towns near the Chinese border. (Bloomberg)
ā¢ 2023 IsraelāHamas war
ā” The Israeli Ministry of Labor reports that the country's agricultural
sector is suffering "significant damage" due to an exodus of thousands
of foreign workers. More than a quarter of the nearly 30,000 foreign
workers have left the country and about 20,000 Palestinian agricultural
workers have not been allowed to enter Israel. (Al Jazeera)
ā¢ 2023ā24 European windstorm season
ā” Storm CiarĆ”n impacts northwestern Europe, killing six people, including
two in Belgium, two in France, and one each in Spain and the
Netherlands, and causing mass disruption to transport. Widespread
damage from 100 miles per hour (160 km/h) winds are reported in the
Channel Islands, while 1.2 million French households are left without
electricity. (The Independent) (Reuters)
ā” Six people are killed during heavy rains in the region of Tuscany,
Italy, with rivers flooding and causing damage. Several roads and
highways are closed amid landslides, and dozens of buildings are
damaged. Severe damage also occurred in Campobasso, Molise, evacuations
are being made in Veneto with highways being closed, and emergency
calls occurred in Rome. In Sardinia, strong winds fueled fires that
burned hectares of vegetation, while a man is killed in Capoterra, and
in TortolƬ an entire sawmill burned down. (Rai News)
ā¢ Colombian Environment Minister Susana Muhamad announces plans to cull and
sterilize around 166 hippopotamuses, descendants of those imported by drug
lord Pablo Escobar, citing environmental concerns. (AFP via ABS-CBN News)
ā¢ ItalyāUkraine relations
ā” Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni states that European leaders are
tired of the war in Ukraine and want to broker a deal with the Kremlin,
saying that "we need a way out" during a phone call in which she
thought she was talking with a senior African Union official, but was
actually speaking to Russian comedians Vovan and Lexus. (The Telegraph)
ā¢ Russia and weapons of mass destruction
ā” Russian President Vladimir Putin signs a law formally withdrawing
Russia's ratification of the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty.
However, Russia maintains that it will not resume nuclear weapons
testing unless the United States also resumes testing. (Reuters)
ā¢ 2023 IsraelāHamas war protests, Human rights in the United States
ā” The American Civil Liberties Union urges higher education institutions
to respect free speech and to resist calls to investigate or disband
student organisations rallying on behalf of Palestinian rights, warning
against politically motivated efforts to police speech on campus, which
they say could "destroy the foundation on which academic communities
are built". (Al Jazeera)
ā¢ United States v. Bankman-Fried
ā” The U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York convicts
Sam Bankman-Fried, the founder and former CEO of bankrupt
cryptocurrency exchange FTX, of seven counts of fraud and conspiracy.
(AFP via ABS-CBN News)
ā¢ A study published in the journal Nature reports that reanalysis of skeletal
remains from Spain suggests that large-scale warfare occurred in Europe
about 5,000 years ago during the Neolithic period. (The Guardian) (Nature)