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Updated: 13 May 2021, 1:18 Invalid Date, DISTURBING footage shows a mob of Israelis battering an "Arab" driver in the street after he was pulled from his car. The video comes amid escalating violence between Israel and Hamas with the UN warning the two sides are heading for "all out war" as the death toll reaches 72 including 16 children. �� Read our Israel-Gaza live blog for the very latest updates... 23 23 23 23 23 23 A bloodied bandage at the scene of the mob attackCredit: Getty Filmed in the coastal city of Bat Yam, the clip shows a white car reversing away from a crowd before it col...

At least 65 killed in Gaza, 7 in Israel as clashes intensify ANI | Updated: May 13, 2021 04:55 IST Gaza [Palestine], May 13 (ANI): Amid the deepening unrest between Israel and Palestine, the death toll in Gaza has reached 65, and 7 in Israel as the Hamas group launched a new barrage of airstrikes. Al Jazeera reported that heavy bombardment on the Gaza Strip continued, killing Hamas Gaza City commander, Bassem Issa, in one of the Israeli airstrikes along with our senior members, the Hamas group confirmed. The death toll in Gaza rose to 65 Palestinians, inc...

JERUSALEM (AP) — The Latest on confrontations between Israelis and Palestinians as Israel signals a widening military campaign:

Advertisement Australians have been warned not to import the Israeli–Palestinian conflict Down Under after a Sydney woman was arrested for allegedly burning the Israeli flag during protests - as the United Nations warns the violence in the Middle East could explode into a full-scale war.  At least 200 protestors gathered in Lakemba, Sydney's Muslim heartland, on Tuesday night for an unauthorised anti-Israel rally at the reserve on The Boulevarde.  The ugly scenes on the streets of the city's south-west saw Prime Minister Scott Morrison caution Australians not to bring the war over here. ...

GAZA CITY: Heavy smoke and fire rise from Al-Sharouk tower as it collapses after being hit during an Israeli air raid.—AFP TEL AVIV: Heavy exchanges of rocket fire and air strikes, and rioting in mixed Jewish-Arab towns, fuelled fears on Wednesday that deadly acts, mostly by Israel, could spiral into “full-scale war”. Israel’s Defence Minister Benny Gantz vowed more attacks on Hamas and other Muslim militant groups in Gaza to bring “total, long-term quiet” before considering a ceasefire. “This is just the beginning,” warned Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. “We’ll deli...