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The attack on Tower 22 is the first known assault since the onslaught on U.S. and coalition forces began on October 17

UNRWA Commissioner-General Philippe Lazzarini said in his statement, "I have decided to immediately terminate the contracts of these staff members and launch an investigation."

The ICJ asked Israel to undertake necessary actions to prevent the killings of Palestinians in Gaza Strip.

The name was reportedly chosen as part of a competition launched on Facebook. The winner was meant to be identified as part of the contest process and awarded a gold ring for suggesting "October 7" as the owner's top choice.

According to Times of Israel, the police Central District Commander Avi Bitton said the Ra’anana terror attacks were carried out by two Palestinians from the Hebron area who had been working in the city’s industrial zone recently. They were in Israel illegally. 

Metropolitan Police Detective Superintendent Sian Thomas stated, "These are significant arrests. We believe this group was prepared to carry out a disruptive and harmful prank, which might have had major consequences if carried out successfully."

South Africa has lodged an urgent appeal to the ICJ to force Israel to "immediately suspend" its military operations in the Strip.

South Africa removed David Teeger from its U-19 cricket team captaincy following his comments supporting Israeli soldiers.

South Africa approaches UN court demanding an emergency suspension of Israel's military campaign in Gaza, alleging genocidal acts.

According to reports, IDF presented a document in Arabic which listed Hamza as a dual-hate terrorist-journalist for Islamic Jihad