Israel is facing escalating tensions with Hamas, Hezbollah, and the Houthis following the deadly attack on October 7. Recently, in northern Gaza, four Israeli soldiers from the elite Multidomain Unit, known as the "Ghost Unit," were killed, and an officer was seriously injured during ongoing military operations. This incident raises the total number of Israeli soldiers killed in the conflict to 367. The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) have intensified their operations in Gaza, particularly after eliminating Yahya Sinwar, the Hamas leader linked to the October 7 attacks. As hostilities increase, the situation in West Asia remains highly volatile, with Israel also targeting Iranian influence and its regional proxies. The conflict continues to have severe repercussions for both sides, exacerbating regional instability. Watch video
30 October,2024 04:14 PM IST
On October 28, an IDF pilot, Maj. (Res.) Asaf Dagan, tragically took his own life in a forest near Atlit amid Israel's ongoing conflict. His sister, Inbal Dagan, shared that he left a note expressing he was “so tired, exhausted.” She criticized the Israeli government for its outdated support for traumatized veterans. Inbal explained that their mother worked tirelessly to help Asaf, who was suffering from PTSD, but her efforts were largely ignored by the Defence Ministry and other organizations. Inbal also mentioned that the IDF denied Asaf a military burial. The family is now urging the public for support to ensure he receives recognition for his struggles and service.
30 October,2024 03:48 PM IST
An Israeli airstrike in Lebanon has killed at least eight people and destroyed three residential buildings in Sidon, according to security sources. Emergency workers and locals are searching for survivors amid the rubble. Israel has ramped up airstrikes across Lebanon in recent weeks, claiming to target Hezbollah hideouts. However, Lebanese officials, rights groups, and residents contend that the attacks are indiscriminate. The ongoing conflict has resulted in over 2,700 deaths and displaced around 1.2 million people in Lebanon. In Israel, approximately 50 soldiers and civilians have been killed, and about 60,000 residents in northern areas have been displaced. The situation remains dire as efforts continue to address the humanitarian crisis.
30 October,2024 11:50 AM IST
On October 26, the Israeli Defense Forces launched a retaliatory strike called "Operation Iran" in Tehran. This attack came in response to an earlier missile barrage from Iran on October 1, which involved nearly 200 missiles aimed at Israel. The Israeli military claimed it had the right to respond after that attack, resulting in the deaths of four people and the destruction of several military bases in Tehran. Iranian officials expressed anger and promised a "proportional reaction" to Israel's actions. U.S. Pentagon Chief Lloyd Austin warned Iran not to retaliate against Israel. The Israeli strikes focused on Iran's air defenses and military capabilities, especially after Israel had previously killed key leaders of Hezbollah in Lebanon. The situation has created heightened tensions in the Middle East, with many watching closely for further developments.
27 October,2024 05:20 PM IST
The Israeli army has unveiled footage of its recent strikes targeting Hezbollah’s underground tunnel network in Lebanon. This operation aims to disrupt the extensive infrastructure utilized by the militant group, which poses a significant security threat to Israel. The video illustrates precise military actions taken against tunnels known to facilitate Hezbollah's logistics and attacks. Israel regards these tunnels as crucial for the group's operational capabilities, making their neutralization a priority. The release of this footage serves not only to inform the public but also to convey Israel's determination to safeguard its borders. As regional tensions remain high, these military actions may have far-reaching implications for the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hezbollah, potentially escalating the situation further.
27 October,2024 10:34 AM IST
As Diwali approaches, the Kumar community in Nimati Bhitor Kokila Kumar Gaon, Assam, is struggling to keep their 200-year-old pottery tradition alive. This art, which used to be a main source of income, is now at risk of disappearing. The Kumar people are known for making clay utensils along the Brahmaputra River, but modern competition and a lack of resources are making it hard for them to survive. About 120 families live in the village, most of whom are below the poverty line, facing significant economic challenges. They also struggle to get the special clay needed for pottery and receive little support from the government. Without immediate help, the rich cultural heritage of the Kumar community could be lost forever, leaving them in a shadow of uncertainty
24 October,2024 01:53 PM IST
A tragic attack unfolded at the headquarters of Turkish Aerospace Industries (TUSAS) near Ankara on October 23, resulting in the deaths of 5 individuals and injuring 22 others. Footage from the scene captured armed assailants entering the building amidst reports of gunfire and a loud explosion. Emergency services were swiftly dispatched to the site, where employees were escorted to shelters, and access to the area was restricted. Turkey’s Interior Minister, Ali Yerlikaya, labeled the incident a "terrorist attack" and confirmed that two of the assailants were killed during the incident. However, the cause and identity of the perpetrators remain unclear. Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan, who was attending a BRICS conference in Kazan alongside Russian President Vladimir Putin when the news broke, expressed his condolences. President Putin also extended his sympathies to President Erdogan in light of the tragedy. TUSAS is recognized as one of Turkey's most significant defense and aviation companies, making this attack particularly alarming for national security. The investigation into the motives behind the attack is ongoing, with authorities working diligently to uncover more information.
24 October,2024 11:43 AM IST
Prime Minister Narendra Modi met with Chinese President Xi Jinping in Kazan, Russia, during the BRICS Summit. This was their first official meeting in five years. The two leaders discussed important issues and focused on resuming regular patrolling along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in eastern Ladakh, an area where both countries have had tensions. This agreement is seen as a step toward improving relations between India and China. The meeting reflects a desire to communicate more and work together to manage their differences. Both leaders emphasized the importance of peace and stability in the region, aiming for a better understanding to avoid conflicts in the future. Watch video for more.
24 October,2024 10:48 AM IST
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has arrived at the BRICS Summit in Kazan, Russia, where he is set to meet Chinese President Xi Jinping for the first time in five years. This meeting is significant as it comes at a time when both countries are looking to improve their relationship. The BRICS Summit, which includes leaders from Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa, has attracted many world leaders. During the event, various moments between Modi, Russian President Vladimir Putin, and Xi Jinping have gone viral online. These moments show the leaders sharing carefree laughs and giving thumbs-up gestures, highlighting a friendly atmosphere despite the serious discussions at the summit. Overall, the summit aims to strengthen cooperation among the member countries and address global challenges. Modi's upcoming meeting with Xi is particularly important, as it may pave the way for better ties between India and China, which have had their share of tensions in recent years.
23 October,2024 04:33 PM IST
Israel confirmed on October 22 that Hashem Safieddine, a key leader in Hezbollah and considered the heir to Hassan Nasrallah, was killed in a strike three weeks ago in Beirut. This marks Israel's first acknowledgment of his death, which they had previously suggested might have happened during an airstrike. Safieddine was important for Hezbollah, overseeing military and financial operations, and representing the group in public as Nasrallah avoided appearances for safety. His death could significantly impact Hezbollah's leadership and its ongoing tensions with Israel. Meanwhile, U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken urged Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu to focus on releasing hostages and ending the conflict in Gaza. Safieddine had previously threatened retaliation against Israel after the death of another commander, highlighting the potential for escalation in the region
23 October,2024 11:35 AM ISTADVERTISEMENT
