India calls for strict observance of humanitarian law amid Israel-Hamas war
External Affairs Ministry spokesperson Arindam Bagchi said that India is concerned over civilian casualties and the humanitarian situation.
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External Affairs Ministry spokesperson Arindam Bagchi said that India is concerned over civilian casualties and the humanitarian situation.
Muslim and Arab Americans are fearing a return of an atmosphere of hate and suspicion, a situation seen following the 9/11 attacks, after Hamas launched a surprise assault on Israel on October 7.
Israel Ziv, a highly respected retired Israeli Army General, was enjoying a leisurely Saturday, taking a bike ride around his residence when he received a series of urgent alerts about a grave threat looming over the nation. Initially, he believed these alerts pertained to a routine rocket attack originating from Gaza. During an interview with India Today TV, Ziv recounted that it took approximately an hour for him to grasp the full magnitude of the unfolding situation.
Reports have surfaced indicating that Hamas terrorists possessed detailed maps of multiple locations in Israel, including military bases, signifying the extensive strategic preparation behind the assault. These maps not only pinpointed targets but also indicated tactical weaknesses in Israel's defence.
Hamas, also known as the Islamic Resistance Movement, emerged in 1987 during the First Intifada. Founded by Sheikh Ahmed Yassin, a Palestinian refugee living in Gaza, it has its roots in the Muslim Brotherhood, a prominent Sunni Muslim organisation established in Egypt in the 1920s.