Israel-Hamas War

The protestors accused Hamas of killing Palestinians and expressed their frustration at the ongoing conflict.

A lawsuit filed in USA by some families of victims of 7 October Hamas terror attack claims that several US-based anti-Israel groups had prior knowledge of the attack

Israel declared that it is conducting extensive strikes on targets belonging to Hamas in the Gaza Strip.

As the warring sides agree upon ceasing hostilities in Gaza, here’s a timeline of events in a war initiated by the Palestinian Islamic terrorist outfit Hamas and escalated by Israeli Defence Forces in retaliation leading to nearly 50,000 deaths.

Israel Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar announced he will be closing Israel’s embassy in Ireland, citing the “extreme anti-Israel policy of the Irish government.”

Israel has decided to take action against French President Emmanuel Macron for the decision to ban Israeli companies from the Euronaval defense trade show in November

Wajid Khan condoned the massacre as a victory for Hamas while simultaneously condemning Israel's retaliatory attacks.

On Thursday, 3rd October, the Israeli military declared that it had eliminated another Hamas leader identified as Rawhi Mushtaha, the head of the Hamas administration in Gaza

Under the leadership of Ismail Haniyeh, Hamas was involved in widespread and systematic crimes against humanity, including murder, imprisonment and torture of civilians in Gaza.

PM Benjamin Netanyahu also pointed out the irony of some protest slogans such as “Gays for Gaza” highlighted the severe persecution of the LGBTQ community in regions controlled by Hamas and other Islamic groups. Mocking the slogan, he said, “They might as well hold up signs saying ‘Chickens for KFC'.