However, what really came as a rude shock was a statement from the Hamas movement that its political chief, Ismail Haniyeh, had been killed in what Hamas described as a treacherous Zionist raid on his residence in Tehran. The information has caused a stir in the region after Iran’s foreign ministry spokesman threatened that Haniyeh‘s blood will not go in vain.
The Israeli military has not made any initial response to the occurrence; they said that they are at the moment evaluating the situation. The antagonism rises, Shades of the dangerous and tragic event in Beirut in which Israeli forces killed three people, including two children, and seventy-four persons were injured. The Israeli military has termed the attack as a “targeted assassination operation” against Hezbollah commander Fuad Shukr.
Sadly, the Gambrellis of this part of the world have paid a steep price; Gaza officials said at least 255 Palestinians were killed during the nine-day Israeli army ground operation in the southern city of Khan Younis.
In a shameful carnage, 42 more dead bodies were pulled out from the debris, making the death toll in the Israeli war on Gaza reach 39,400 killed and 90,996 more injured.
The mere and horrendous attacks by Hamas, which were launched on the 7th of October, have also cost the lives of at least 1 139 individuals in Israel, with over 200 being captured alive.
As the situation unfolds and intensifies, the international community studying the situation insists on the prompt resolution of the ongoing conflict and appeals to refrain from further aggressive actions and the use of force, which can lead to the loss of people’s lives.
