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'Operation Al-Aqsa Flood' Day 106: Israel bombs Gaza, Lebanon and Syria, U.S. bombs Yemen – Mondoweiss - Vimarsana News

'Operation Al-Aqsa Flood' Day 106: Israel bombs Gaza, Lebanon and Syria, U.S. bombs Yemen – Mondoweiss

Biden insists Netanyahu is open to a two-state solution, despite Netanyahu stating the opposite. Meanwhile, a Palestinian-American teenager was killed by Israelis in the West Bank, and the UN estimates two mothers are killed in Gaza every hour.

Israel-Hamas war: Israel destroys secret Hamas rocket hub - Vimarsana News

Israel-Hamas war: Israel destroys secret Hamas rocket hub

Israeli troops have destroyed a massive underground weapons centre used by Hamas to manufacture and distribute rockets.

Source: yahoo.com
Israel-Hamas War Day 102: IDF 'ready for war in Lebanon tonight' - Vimarsana News

Israel-Hamas War Day 102: IDF 'ready for war in Lebanon tonight'

50 rockets fired at Israel's South in barrage from central Gaza Strip • Two IDF reservists killed, two wounded in Gaza Strip battles

Source: jpost.com
3 months in, deaths mount and diplomats vie to stop Gaza war's spread - Vimarsana News

3 months in, deaths mount and diplomats vie to stop Gaza war's spread

'Diplomatic channels have to stay open. War is not the only option – it's the worst option,' says a European Union top diplomat

Israel Hamas war: Antony Blinken among diplomats trying to stem spread of fighting, three months into conflict - Vimarsana News

Israel Hamas war: Antony Blinken among diplomats trying to stem spread of fighting, three months into conflict

Israel and Hezbollah often trade fire over the Lebanon border, the West Bank is seething, and Houthis in Yemen seem determined to continue attacks on Red Sea shipping.

Source: smh.com.au