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Israel reportedly kills senior Hezbollah commander in drone strike – as it happened

Senior field commander killed in Israeli strike outside southern Lebanese city of Tyre, Reuters reports

The Guardian - AU

‘10 minutes to destroy a presidency’: how US and global media reviewed the Biden-Trump debate

Headlines echoed Democrats’ anxiety that Biden is too cognitively weak and physically frail for another term

The Guardian - US

Is Gaza conflict now a religious war?

Hamas and right-wing Zionism offer conflicting religious narratives — with little room for compromise

Salon

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Netanyahu’s ‘war cabinet’ had little power – but its demise does him real damage

He could conveniently castigate the forum when things went wrong. Now the blame can only go in one direction, says Alon Pinkas, a columnist for Haaretz

The Guardian - UK

Biden wants an end to the Gaza war. But he is finally realising Netanyahu will block any attempts at peace

After eight months of support, a US attempt to call Israel’s bluff has failed – and the PM now has his own choices to make, says Alon Pinkas, a columnist for Haaretz

The Guardian - UK

Israel funds covert US campaign: NYT

The operation drew comparisons to Russia's foreign meddling scheme that has been long decried by Democrats

Salon

Israel-Gaza war: Israel prepared for ‘strong action’ in north near Lebanon, says Netanyahu – as it happened

Israeli prime minister tours country’s northern border with Lebanon; gunman wounded after shots fired at US embassy north of Beirut

The Guardian - AU

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Ex-Mossad chief ‘disappointed’ over alleged threats against ICC prosecutor

Tamir Pardo says alleged campaign under his successor ‘sounds like Cosa Nostra-style blackmail’

The Guardian - UK

Haaretz stories cast doubt on health of Israel’s ‘democracy’

Haaretz staffer says he was told by a senior official that he would ‘suffer the consequences’ if he publishes the story.

Al Jazeera

Israeli journalist describes threats over reporting on spy chief and ICC

Haaretz journalist was warned of ‘consequences’ if he reported on attempts by Mossad chief to intimidate ex-prosecutor

The Guardian - UK

Israel bans Al Jazeera: What does it mean and what happens next?

Al Jazeera said it will pursue available legal channels to protect its journalists from Israel’s ‘slanderous’ shutdown.

Al Jazeera

Israeli firms sold invasive surveillance tech to Indonesia: Report

Investigation by Amnesty, Haaretz, Tempo and others finds links between official bodies and agencies from at least 2017.

Al Jazeera

Middle East crisis: ‘not easy to see’ how Israeli offensive on Rafah could be compliant with international law, says UK minister – as it happened

British government doing everything it can to prevent assault on Rafah while civilians shelter there, says deputy foreign secretary Andrew Mitchell

The Guardian - AU

‘Political arrest’ of Palestinian academic in Israel marks new civil liberties threat

University and colleagues condemn detention of law professor, the first time an academic has been held over speech related to work

The Guardian - UK

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Axios

U.S. expected to sanction IDF unit for human rights violations in occupied West Bank

It would be the first time the U.S. imposed sanctions on an Israeli military unit.

The Guardian - UK

Netanyahu wants to ban Al Jazeera to hide Gaza’s horrors – but reality is getting through

Israelis increasingly feel despair and doubt over the PM’s military campaign, says Etan Nechin, a writer based in New York and contributor to Haaretz

The Guardian - AU

Penny Wong says Netanyahu trying to ‘brush aside’ death of Zomi Frankcom ‘deeply insensitive’

Foreign minister’s condemnation of Israeli PM comes as IDF says it has completed its investigation into drone strike that killed seven aid workers

The Guardian - UK

Amid the slaughter and with famine looming, Israel’s allies must say enough is enough. If not now, when?

The indiscriminate killing, the manmade starvation and the bombing of aid workers must bring the west to a moment of decision, says Guardian US writer Chris McGreal

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France 24

Gaza aid worker deaths heighten scrutiny of Israel’s use of AI to select targets

The killing of foreign aid workers in Gaza has piled further pressure on Israel over its conduct of the war against Hamas, renewing scrutiny of how the Israeli army selects its targets in an ongoing military campaign that has devastated most of the Gaza Strip and killed or maimed tens…

Evening Standard

OPINION - IDF’s shocking attack on aid convoy could be the tipping point for key allies

Israel is gaining a reputation for making rules, breaking them, and ignoring them altogether, writes Robert Fox

The Guardian - UK

UK government under pressure from Tories to stop arming Israel

Lib Dems also call for action to suspend arms exports to Israel after seven aid workers killed in Gaza

The Guardian - UK

Charities halt Gaza aid after drone attack that killed seven workers

Humanitarian groups say they cannot operate safely after Israeli targeting of food charity convoy prompts international outcry

The Guardian - UK

‘Unimpeachable, irrefutable’: US playwright Tony Kushner praises Jonathan Glazer’s Oscars speech

The playwright and screenwriter, who was Oscar nominated last year for Steven Spielberg’s The Fabelmans, has backed The Zone of Interest director

Al Jazeera

Pro-Israel online influencing operation has been targeting UNRWA: Report

A new report says a network of fake accounts across multiple platforms has been promoting Israeli attacks on UN agency.

France 24

How charity ship Open Arms is delivering humanitarian aid to Gaza

The ship Opens Arms left Cyprus for the Gaza coast on October 12 with 200 tonnes of food supplies, the first ship to sail as part of a maritime aid corridor initiated by Cyprus, with the support of the European Union, the UK and the US. Given the humanitarian crisis…

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