The ongoing Israel-Palestinian conflict resonated globally on Tuesday as nations assessed the status of their citizens, seeking the injured, missing, or assistance for their return. Many countries extended offers to mediate an end to the conflict, which has already claimed over 1,900 lives according to authorities on both sides.
The death toll is anticipated to rise as Israel continues airstrikes on Gaza, driving Palestinians into UN shelters. This conflict, which began on Saturday, now enters its fifth day on October 11, and here’s the latest update:
Israel-Palestine Conflict:
- Israel vows ground offensive in response to Hamas attack.
- Former Hamas chief calls for Arab world protests on Friday.
- Israel reports a death toll of 1,200, majority being civilians.
- President Biden condemns Hamas attacks as ‘sheer evil’ and pledges military assistance.
- Thailand confirms 20 nationals killed and an increase in hostages.
- Israeli troops counter infiltrations from Gaza, reinforcing communities.
- Australia organizes evacuation flights for its citizens.
- Israel conducts heavy airstrikes in Gaza, resulting in casualties and destruction.
- Over 260,000 people displaced in Gaza.
- Conflict began with a significant Hamas attack on Israel.
- Israel responds with a declared war, including a siege of Gaza.
- Tens of thousands of troops and reserves mobilized, named “Swords of Iron.”
- Prime Minister Netanyahu promises to continue military campaign.