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Monday marks the 10th day since the start of the most recent Israel–Hamas conflict on Oct. 7.

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<h2>Biden Will Visit Israel Wednesday</h2>
President Joe Biden will travel to Israel on Wednesday to show support for the U.S. ally as concerns increase that the raging Israel–Hamas war could expand into a larger regional conflict.

U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken announced President Biden’s travel to Israel as the humanitarian situation in the Gaza Strip grows more dire and as Israel prepares for a possible ground attack on the 141-square-mile (365-square-kilometer) territory to root out Hamas terrorists responsible for what U.S. and Israeli officials say was the most lethal assault against Jews since the Holocaust.

President Biden is looking to send the strongest message yet that the United States is behind Israel. His Democratic administration has pledged military support, sending U.S. carriers and aid to the region. Officials have said they would ask Congress for upward of $2 billion in additional aid for both Israel and Ukraine, which is fighting Russia’s invasion.

Mr. Blinken made the announcement early Tuesday after more than seven hours of talks with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and other top Israeli officials.

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<h2>Israel Hits Southern Gaza With More Air Strikes</h2>
Israeli air strikes continue to lay waste to Gaza, hitting homes sheltering people seeking safer ground and wiping out 18 members of the same family.

Three families who had fled Gaza City were in a house that was struck early Monday in the southern city of Rafah. The attack killed a dozen people and left nine buried in the rubble, according to surviving family members.

A vast crater marked where the building had stood.

In the Nuseirat refugee camp in the middle of the besieged Gaza Strip, the bodies of 18 members of the Ghabayen family were loaded onto a truck.

“This is an entire family,” said Mustafa Ghabayen, a relative. “Eighteen martyrs and three are still under the rubble.”

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<h2>Putin Urges Peace in Phone Call With Netanyahu</h2>
Russian President Vladimir Putin reiterated his desire for peace between Israel and the Palestinians in a phone conversation with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, the Kremlin said Monday.

The Kremlin said Mr. Putin also urged a quick end to hostilities in earlier calls to Egyptian, Iranian, Syrian, and Palestinian leaders.

Speaking to Mr. Netanyahu, Mr. Putin expressed his “sincere condolences” to the families and friends of deceased Israelis and emphasized “his strong rejection and condemnation of any actions that victimize the civilian population.”

The Kremlin said Mr. Putin reiterated his desire for “a peaceful settlement through political and diplomatic means.”

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<h2>European Commission Vows to Triple Aid to Gaza</h2>
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said Monday that the European Union will increase humanitarian aid to Gaza starting with two flights this week via Egypt.

She said the Commission has tripled humanitarian aid for civilians in Gaza to 75 million euros ($79 million) and would “keep working with our partners in the region to assess and address the needs on the ground.”

Von der Leyen denounced the “heinous” Hamas attacks and said “Israel has the right to defend itself in line with humanitarian international law."

The Commission head was speaking in Tirana at the end of a summit with Western Balkan leaders.

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<h2>Over 4,100 Killed in Israel–Hamas War</h2>
Some 400 of the 950 Israeli civilian bodies sent to the National Center of Forensic Medicine following the Hamas attacks remain unidentified, the head of the center said Monday.

“The amount of charred bodies that we receive now, the proportion is high,” Dr. Chen Kugel said. “I don’t know how long it will take.”

He said there were DNA, dental records and CT scans to help identify the dead.

More than 1,400 Israelis were killed, the vast majority civilians, in the Oct. 7 attacks by Hamas terrorists.

The Gaza Health Ministry said 2,750 Palestinians have been killed since Israel launched counter strikes.

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<h2>Blinken, Netanyahu Shelter in Bunker Amid Air Raid Sirens in Tel Aviv</h2>
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu sheltered in a bunker for five minutes on Monday when air raid sirens went off in Tel Aviv during their meeting, State Department spokesperson Matthew Miller said.

All the meeting participants have since moved out of the bunker, resumed their meeting and were going to a command center at Israel's defense ministry to continue their discussions, he said.

The incident occurred as President Joe Biden weighs a trip to the region himself amid an Israeli bombardment of Gaza after Hamas' deadly attack on Israel 10 days ago.

"During the Secretary's meeting with PM Netanyahu and the war cabinet, the air raid sirens went off and they sheltered in bunker for five minutes," Mr. Miller said.

Mr. Blinken returned to Israel after an intense series of visits with regional leaders to try to contain the Israel-Hamas conflict and secure humanitarian aid and safe passage for U.S. citizens and civilians in Gaza.

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<h2>Hezbollah Says It Attacked Israeli Position Near Lebanon</h2>
Lebanon’s terrorist Hezbollah group says its fighters have targeted an Israeli position along the border directly hitting a Merkava tank.

Hezbollah said in a statement that the Sunday evening attack hit an Israeli position near the Lebanese border village of Duhaira. It gave no other details about the attack.

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<h2>Kremlin Says Putin Called for Peace in the Middle East</h2>
Russian President Vladimir Putin has spoken with Egyptian, Iranian, Syrian, and Palestinian leaders, urging a quick end to the hostilities.

The Kremlin said in its readout of Monday’s phone calls that Mr. Putin emphasized “the unacceptability of any form of violence against civilians” and noted that Moscow has submitted a draft U.N. Security Council resolution calling for an immediate humanitarian truce.

It noted that Mr. Putin and his interlocutors expressed “extreme concern” about the escalation of hostilities, “a catastrophic increase in the number of civilian casualties and a deepening humanitarian crisis” in Gaza.

Mr. Putin reaffirmed Russia’s call for the resumption of a political process to help “reach a long-term and fair solution to the Palestinian problem on a well-known international legal basis, which would envisage the creation of an independent Palestinian state coexisting in peace and security with Israel.”

Mr. Putin’s foreign affairs adviser Yuri Ushakov said Mr. Putin was also scheduled to talk Monday with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

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<h2>Shin Bet Head Takes Responsibility for No Warning Before Hamas Attack</h2>
The head of Israel’s Shin Bet security service has taken responsibility for the bloody Oct. 7 Hamas rampage that killed over 1,400 Israelis.

In a message sent to Shin Bet workers and their families over the weekend, Ronen Bar wrote that “despite a number of actions we took, unfortunately, on Saturday, we were unable to create enough early warning to prevent the attack.”

“As the person at the head of the organization, the responsibility for that is on me,” he added. “There will be time for investigation—now is a time for war.”

The letter was obtained by The Associated Press on Monday.

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<h2>EU Leaders to Meet to Discuss Israel-Hamas War</h2>
European Union leaders will hold an emergency summit on Tuesday as concern mounts that the war between Israel and Hamas could fuel inter-communal tensions in Europe and bring more refugees in search of sanctuary.

The leaders will also attempt to restore some order after a series of social media messages, statements, and visits by EU officials sowed confusion about the 27-nation bloc’s intentions after Hamas attacked southern Israel.

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<h2>Blinken Meets With Israeli Official for 2nd Time in a Week</h2>
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken has renewed pledges of American support for Israel in its war against Hamas as he returned to the country for the second time in less than a week.

In Jerusalem on Monday to consult with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and other senior officials, Mr. Blinken also briefed them about discussions he had with Arab leaders on the conduct of the war and the need to protect civilians.

Mr. Blinken “underlined his firm support for Israel’s right to defend itself from Hamas’ terrorism and reaffirmed U.S. determination to provide the Israeli government with what it needs to protect its citizens,” State Department spokesman Matthew Miller said in a statement.

U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken speaks to the media before boarding his plane in Cairo en route to Jordan on Oct. 15, 2023. (Jacquelyn Martin /Pool/AFP via Getty Images)

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<h2>Hezbollah Says It Has Attacked Israeli Border Posts</h2>
Lebanon’s terrorist Hezbollah group says its fighters have targeted five Israeli posts along the border in the country’s south.

Hezbollah said in a terse statement that various types of “direct weapons” were used in the late Monday afternoon attack.

Hezbollah gunmen have been destroying surveillance cameras placed on Israeli posts along the border amid heightening tensions.

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<h2>Netanyahu Warns Terrorists in the North: ‘Don’t Test Us'</h2>
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has warned Hezbollah terrorists in Lebanon and their Iranian backers that they will pay a high price if they become involved in the war.

Speaking to the Israeli Knesset on Monday, Netanyahu warned Iran and Hezbollah, “Don’t test us in the north. Don’t make the mistake of the past. Today, the price you will pay will be far heavier,” referring to Israel’s 2006 war with Hezbollah.

With a ground invasion of Gaza expected, Israel is preparing for the potential of a new front opening on its northern border with Lebanon, where it has exchanged fire repeatedly with Hezbollah. The military has ordered residents from 28 Israeli communities close to the border to evacuate.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu speaks from Tel Aviv, Israel, on Oct. 7, 2023. (Israeli Ministry of Defence/Video keyframe via Reuters)

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<h2>Trucks Cross Into Egypt to Load Up With Fuel for Gaza</h2>
Oil tankers bearing United Nations flags have crossed into Egypt from Gaza to pick up fuel supplies for the besieged enclave.

The trucks were led across the Rafah border by a U.N. escort vehicle as people stood in line in hopes of crossing.

Hospitals in Gaza are expected to run out of generator fuel in the next 24 hours, endangering the lives of thousands of patients, according to the U.N. Gaza’s sole power plant shut down for lack of fuel after Israel completely sealed off the 40-kilometer (25-mile) long territory following the Hamas attack.

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<h2>Hamas Said It Made Decision to Attack Israel Without Direction From Outside</h2>
Ahmed Abdul-Hadi, the representative of Hamas in Lebanon, insisted Monday that the decision to launch the surprise Oct. 7 attack in southern Israel was made by Hamas leadership and not directed by Iran or any other outside party, but he said that in the event of a ground invasion of Gaza, allied groups would intervene.

The war in Gaza is “a Palestinian battle and the decision to enter it was a Palestinian decision” made by Hamas and its military wing, the Izz ad-Din al Qassam Brigades, “together with the Palestinian resistance factions,” he said in an interview with The Associated Press ahead of a conference convened by the group in Beirut.

Hamas officials have denied that Iran was directly involved in planning the deadly attack or gave it the green light, and to date, no government worldwide has offered direct evidence that Iran orchestrated the attack. However, many have pointed to Iran’s long sponsorship of Hamas that has included training, funding, and providing it with weapons.

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<h2>France Accuses Hamas of Not Allowing Gaza Residents to Leave</h2>
France says Gaza residents must be allowed to leave, accusing Hamas of preventing them from doing so, and wants the blockade of Gaza eased to allow in humanitarian aid.

The message was delivered Monday by French Foreign Minister Catherine Colonna on a visit to Egypt, following talks the previous day with officials in Israel. “The blockade doesn’t respect humanitarian law,” she said. “Humanitarian aid must be permitted to enter Gaza, because it’s unacceptable to leave women, men, children who aren’t responsible for Hamas’ crimes suffering like this.”

Ms. Colonna also accused Hamas of preventing people from leaving Gaza. “It’s unacceptable,” she said. The minister reiterated that France is worried that the Israel–Hamas war could spread to other parts of the region, warning “the situation is serious, even dangerous.”

Palestinian boys sit on the rubble of a building destroyed in an Israeli airstrike in Nuseirat camp in the central Gaza Strip on Oct. 16, 2023. (Hatem Moussa/AP)

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<h2>Half of Israel's Hotel Rooms Filled With Gaza War Evacuees</h2>
Half of Israeli hotel rooms are being used to house families evacuated from communities near the Gaza Strip, where an Oct. 7 rampage by Hamas terrorists triggered a cross-border war, the head of the Israel Hotel Association said on Monday.

Israel has 56,000 hotel rooms and 28,000 are being provided to evacuees with the state footing the bill, said association chief executive Yael Danieli.

She told a parliamentary panel debating compensation for residents impacted by the war that an additional 27,000 from border towns near Lebanon were expected. The Israeli–Lebanon border has seen an increase in hostilities as the Gaza war rages.

These citizens need meals and other welfare support from the state, Ms. Danieli added.

People walk into Jerusalem's Old City via Jaffa Gate as the conflict wreaks havoc across the tourism sector on Oct. 11, 2023. (Sinan Abu Mayzer/Reuters)

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<h2>Iran Says Hamas Is Ready to Release Hostages If Airstrikes Stop</h2>
Iran’s Foreign Ministry said Monday that Hamas potentially was ready to release the nearly 200 hostages it is holding if Israel stops its campaign of airstrikes on the Gaza Strip. The terrorist group hasn’t acknowledged making such an offer.

Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Nasser Kanaani spoke at a news conference in Tehran. Iran’s theocracy is a main sponsor of Hamas in its fight against Israel, Tehran’s regional archenemy.

Hamas officials “stated that they are ready to take necessary measures to release the citizens and civilians held by resistant groups, but their point was that such measures require preparations that are impossible under daily bombardment by the Zionists against various parts of Gaza,” Mr. Kanaani said.

Hamas has said it will trade the captives for thousands of Palestinians held by Israel in the kind of lopsided exchange deals that have been reached in the past.

Rockets are fired toward Israel from the Gaza Strip, as seen from southern Israel, on Oct. 16, 2023. (Leo Correa/AP)

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<h2>Lebanese Government Scrambles to Avoid Being Dragged Into War</h2>
Lebanon’s caretaker prime minister says the country’s politically paralyzed government has been scrambling to ease tensions along its southern border with Israel and avoid dragging the tiny country into a new war.

Najib Mikati has spoken by phone with top U.S. officials and heads of state and top diplomats from the United Kingdom, France, Turkey, Qatar, Jordan, and Italy.

“Lebanon is in the eye of the storm, and the region as a whole is in a difficult situation,” Mr. Mikati was quoted as saying in a statement from his office. The Lebanese government remains critical of Israel, but fears a new war could further devastate its battered economy and put the lives of its approximately 6.5 million people at risk.

There are concerns that the Iran-backed Hezbollah group and its powerful armed forces will ignore concerns from the Lebanese government and escalate once Israel launches a ground invasion.

Hezbollah and Israel have clashed along the border across several towns, but Hezbollah has not yet announced that it is joining the war.

Peacekeepers of the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL) man their armored vehicle in Lebanon's southern town of Naqoura near the border with Israel on Oct. 15, 2023. (AFP via Getty Images)

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<h2>China Says Israel Has 'Gone Beyond Self-Defense' in Response to Hamas Attack</h2>
The Chinese regime urged the Israeli government to stop its military actions in Gaza, saying Israel has "gone beyond self-defense" in response to the surprise attack by the Hamas terrorist group last week.

China's foreign minister Wang Yi delivered the message during a Saturday phone call with Saudi Arabian counterpart, Faisal bin Farhan Al Saud.

"Israel's actions have gone beyond self-defense," Mr. Wang claimed, urging the Israeli government to stop what he called “collective punishment of civilians in Gaza,” according to the readout from China's foreign ministry.

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<h2>Syrian and Russian Leaders Discuss Israel–Hamas Situation</h2>
Syrian President Bashar Assad discussed the volatile situation in Gaza and ways of ending Israel’s attacks with his Russian counterpart.

Mr. Assad’s office said in a statement released Monday that Mr. Assad and Mr. Putin called for aid to be allowed to enter Gaza and for an end to the Israeli bombardment and displacement of Palestinians.

Israel’s military has carried out several attacks in Syria over the past week, targeting the airports of Damascus and the northern city of Aleppo, putting them out of service.

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<h2>Lebanese Army Finds Rocket Launchers on Border</h2>
The Lebanese army says search operations have led to the discovery of 20 rocket launchers near the Lebanon–Israel border.

The army said in a statement that four of the launchers discovered had rockets inside them and were ready to be fired.

The army said military experts are working on dismantling the launchers that were discovered near the village of Qlaileh, south of the port city of Tyre.

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<h2>Hezbollah Takes Out Israeli Border Surveillance Cameras</h2>
Lebanon’s terrorist Hezbollah group has started destroying surveillance cameras on several Israeli army posts along the border with Lebanon.

Hezbollah’s military media arm released a video Monday showing snipers destroying surveillance cameras placed on five points along the Lebanon–Israel border, including one outside the Israeli town of Metula.

Hezbollah’s aim appears to be to prevent the Israeli army from monitoring movements on the Lebanese side of the border.

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<h2>Blinken Back in Israel After Tour of Arab States</h2>
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken has returned to Israel for the second time in less than a week to consult with senior Israeli officials about discussions he had with Arab leaders over Israel’s war with Hamas.

Mr. Blinken arrived in Tel Aviv on Monday after a six-nation tour of Arab states during which he heard the concerns of Arab leaders about an impending Israeli ground invasion of Gaza, causing a humanitarian catastrophe for Palestinians and possibly igniting a broader regional conflict.

His talks with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and members of his national security team come as the White House is weighing a potential trip to Israel by President Joe Biden as early as this week. Mr. Blinken will also meet separately with Israeli President Isaac Herzog, Defense Minister Yoav Gallant, and opposition leader Yair Lapid.

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<h2>UK Working to Prevent Conflict From Spreading</h2>
British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak said he is working with other leaders from around the world to ensure the Israel–Hamas conflict does not spread.

Mr. Sunak, who has spoken by phone to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and met King Abdullah of Jordan in London on Sunday, said: “Nobody wants to see regional escalation. And certainly the Israeli prime minister does not, when I’ve spoken to him.”

Mr. Sunak said Britain has sent Royal Air Force surveillance aircraft to the eastern Mediterranean to “make sure that no arm shipments, for example, have been sent to other terrorist organizations in the region.”

Britain's Prime Minister Rishi Sunak records a video message about the situation in Israel at Chequers, in Aylesbury, England, on Oct. 8, 2023. (Suzanne Plunkett/WPA Pool/Getty Images)

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<h2>US Says 30 Americans Killed in Israel, 13 Are Missing</h2>
The U.S. State Department says the number of Americans killed since the outbreak of war between Israel and Hamas has risen to 30.

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