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President biden warns israel to not occupy gaza. Ready for a likely invasion. I am jon scott, this is special two hours of the fox report. It is 10 p. M. Here in new york. 5 00 a. M. In israel. Just hours ago president said in an interview, he is confident that israel will act under the rules of war in deploying u. S. Troops will not be necessary, this is as president is considering a trip to the war ravaged nation in the coming days. Nothing has been finalized. Since the wharf began the war beg...

Areas where hamas militants infiltrated following saturdays attack. The number of israeli civilians and soldiers taken hostage has been put at 100 by the Israeli Embassy to the us, though some have been freed. In northern israel, hezbollah rockets targeted three military positions, with israel responding with barrages of artillery into Southern Lebanon. The Un Security Council will meet later on sunday President Biden has vowed Rock Solid Support for israel and warned against other countries tak...

A claim of responsibility by Islamic State for a massacre of Russian concertgoers near Moscow appears to be plausible and fits with a pattern of previous marauding attacks by Islamist militants, security analysts said on Saturday. One leading expert said, however, it was unusual and striking that the assailants had formed and executed an escape plan instead of pursuing their rampage to the point of being gunned down. Islamic State, also known as IS or ISIS, issued statements claiming responsib...

ISLAMABAD (Reuters) -Pakistan votes on Thursday in an election scarred by rising militant attacks, an economic crisis and a deeply polarised political environment, and many analysts believe no clear winner may emerge. The main contests are expected to be between candidates backed by jailed former prime minister Imran Khan, whose Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) party won the last national election, and the Pakistan Muslim League (PML-N) of three-time premier Nawaz Sharif, who is considered the fr...

"As a result of the recent incidents of terrorism in the country precious lives have been lost, security measures are essential to maintain the law and order situation and deal with possible threats, hence the temporary suspension of mobile services across the country," the interior ministry said in a message on X.

Insight into Pakistan's upcoming election marked by rising militant attacks, economic crisis, and political polarisation

Pakistan suspends mobile services amid heightened security for national election. Analysis suggests tight race between Khan's PTI and Sharif's PML-N

Militant attacks marred Pakistans general election, resulting in five deaths amid heightened security measures. Balochistan saw explosions near candidates offices, prompting border closures and troop deployment. Despite security concerns, voters queued early, while criticism arose over suspended mobile networks hindering communication.

Pakistan suspended mobile phone and data services nationwide on Thursday for election day, in a move a digital rights group said was "inherently undemocratic"."The ongoing election day internet blackout in Pakistan is amongst the largest we've observed in any country in terms of severity and extent," NetBlocks director Alp Toker told AFP. "The practice is inherently undemocratic and is known to limit the work of independent election observers and cause irregularitie...

Pakistan suspended mobile phone services nationwide on Thursday for election day, the interior ministry citing the need to “maintain law and order”.