Israeli Attacks Kill at Least 20 in Gaza as Ceasefire Faces Major Test
Israel launched extensive strikes after gunfire in Rafah wounded a soldier, while Hamas denied involvement and delayed the return of a captive's remains.
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Israel launched extensive strikes after gunfire in Rafah wounded a soldier, while Hamas denied involvement and delayed the return of a captive's remains.
Read report »Israel said its overnight attack answered a Hamas ceasefire violation in Rafah; Hamas denied involvement, while Gaza health officials reported dozens of women and children among the dead.
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Read report »Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said U.S. forces hit four vessels in three strikes in the eastern Pacific, killing 14 people and leaving one survivor.
Read report »The October 27, 2025 casualties were reported as Hamas transferred another captive’s remains under a US-brokered truce and searches continued for other bodies.
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Read report »The attacks hit Baalbek and Naqoura and renewed pressure on a ceasefire that remains only partly implemented.
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Read report »The death came alongside new arrests, fresh settler arson and growing concern over violence in the occupied West Bank.
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Read report »A ceasefire has been reached after a siege on a camp in Harem, easing a standoff with Firqat al-Ghuraba but leaving the group’s future unresolved.
Read report »Lebanon said the attacks hit eastern and southern areas, while Israel said it struck Hezbollah sites and a weapons facility.
Read report »Israeli raids across several West Bank cities led to 45 arrests, according to the Palestinian Prisoner’s Society, as pressure on the occupied territory continued alongside the Gaza war.
Read report »Shots were fired outside Serbia’s parliament in Belgrade, one person was injured and President Aleksandar Vucic called the attack a serious terrorist act while investigators assessed what happened.
Read report »A Russian drone attack in Kharkiv’s Kholodnohirskyi district killed one man and injured at least six people, while a kindergarten was directly hit but children were evacuated.
Read report »The Pentagon says two new strikes killed five people, but critics say the campaign lacks legal basis and evidence.
Read report »RBC-Ukraine reported that three Russian servicemen were killed near a military unit in Stavropol in an operation attributed to Ukrainian intelligence.
Read report »The attack in Kafr Maris came amid heightened sectarian tensions and renewed fears among Syria’s Druze minority.
Read report »A truce negotiated with Qatari and Turkish mediation has taken effect after renewed fighting along the border.
Read report »Donald Trump said the United States would stop all payments and subsidies to Colombia, escalating a clash with President Gustavo Petro over drugs, tariffs and U.S. strikes in the region.
Read report »Palestinian prisoner rights groups said Mahmoud Talal Abdullah died in an Israeli hospital after his health deteriorated in detention, renewing scrutiny of medical care for detainees.
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