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The Palestinian militant group Hamas launched a wide scale attack on Israel early Saturday, the largest attack in its conflict with the country in decades. Hamas militants invaded multiple Israeli towns and the group launched a mass of missiles into Israel, killing at least 100 people. “We are at war,” Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu…

Israels UN Ambassador Gilad Erdan wrote to the 15-member council in a letter. | World News

President Biden on Saturday vowed his administration would offer unwavering support to Israel in response to an assault by the terrorist group Hamas that has left hundreds dead and more than 1,000 people wounded. “Today the people of Israel are under attack orchestrated by a terrorist organization, Hamas,” Biden said in remarks from the White…

"We are at war — not in an operation, not in rounds — at war,” Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says after surprise assault by militants killed a reported 100 people

The number of fatalities of the Hamas terrorist attacks against Israel has increased to more than 200 people, and over 1100 more have been injured. Source: The Times of Israel Details: The Ministry of Health of Israel reports that 1104 people were injured in the terrorist attacks on 7 October.

Joe Biden says US will offer ‘rock solid and unwavering’ support to Israeli government as Tel Aviv mounts counterattack

The Canadian prime minister called Saturday's Hamas attacks on Israel "completely unacceptable."

Raisi urged the United Nations Security Council and other international agencies to take action in response to the tragedy.

At least 51 people, including a child, were killed Thursday in a Russian missile strike on a village in the Kharkiv region of eastern Ukraine, officials said. Preliminary information suggests an Iskander missile was used by Russian forces in the attack, according to Ukrainian Interior Minister Igor Klymenko. It's the deadliest strike to occur in the Kharkiv region since the start of Russia's invasion, according to the local government.

The man who set off a smoke bomb and opened fire on a crowded New York City subway train last year, injuring 29 people but miraculously killing none, was sentenced Thursday to 10 concurrent life terms plus a 10-year consecutive term in prison.