Israel-Hamas War Escalates: Chemical Weapons, Rising Death Toll, and Humanitarian Aid

Israel-Hamas War Rages as US Deploys Additional Missile Defenses to Middle East

Israel and Hamas continue to engage in a fierce conflict, while the United States has deployed extra missile defenses to the Middle East. The war shows no signs of abating as both sides intensify their attacks.

Israeli President Claims Discovery of Chemical Weapons Formula on Hamas Militant

Israeli President Isaac Herzog has made a startling claim, stating that a USB drive found on the body of a Hamas terrorist involved in the October 7 attacks contained directions for making a chemical weapon. The USB drive allegedly contained a manual for abducting captives and instructions for mass murder, further indicating an ideological link between Hamas and other Islamist terror groups.

Thai Death Toll Rises to 30 in Israel Attacks

Thailand has suffered a significant loss in the ongoing conflict, with the death toll of Thai nationals killed in Israel rising to 30. Additionally, 18 Thais have been injured, and 19 are believed to have been taken hostage by Hamas.

Gaza Doctor Warns of Infants’ Lives at Risk if Electricity Stops

A senior doctor in Gaza has issued a warning about the dire consequences if electricity supply is interrupted. Many infants relying on ventilators would not survive, as the hospital’s ability to save lives would be severely compromised. The situation is exacerbated by the critically low fuel supplies needed to keep the hospital generators running.

Hamas and Iran Discuss How to Stop Israeli Strikes on Gaza

Hamas and Iran have engaged in discussions on how to halt Israeli strikes on Gaza. The political bureau chief of Hamas, Ismail Haniyeh, received a phone call from Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amir-Abdollahian to explore methods of putting an end to the Israeli attacks. While there is no direct information linking the attacks to Iran, the United States believes Iran is broadly complicit in Hamas’ actions.

Senior Israeli Official: No Ceasefire Amid Hostage Talks

A senior Israeli official has stated that there will be no ceasefire in Gaza despite ongoing hostage talks. The focus remains on freeing more than 200 hostages held by Hamas, and both Israel and the United States are determined to achieve their release as quickly as possible. However, humanitarian efforts cannot be allowed to hinder the mission to dismantle Hamas.

At Least 14 Humanitarian Aid Trucks Enter Gaza Strip

Humanitarian aid continues to trickle into the Gaza Strip through the Rafah crossing. At least 14 trucks, sponsored by the Egyptian Red Crescent and the United Nations, have entered Gaza carrying essential supplies such as food and medicine. While these deliveries provide some relief, the needs across the densely populated strip remain significant.

Israel Conducts Dozens of Strikes Against Hamas in Gaza

Israel’s military has carried out numerous airstrikes on Hamas targets in Gaza, intensifying their offensive. These sustained bombardments mark a significant escalation in the conflict.

These news updates provide a comprehensive overview of the ongoing Israel-Hamas war, including the discovery of a chemical weapons formula, the rising death toll of Thai nationals, the critical situation in Gaza’s hospitals, discussions between Hamas and Iran, the absence of a ceasefire amid hostage talks, the entry of humanitarian aid trucks into Gaza, and Israel’s continued strikes against Hamas.