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Argentina's foreign minister Santiago Cafiero said on Monday that seven Argentinians were killed during the attacks in Israel and 15 more remain missing.
{{cite news}}: |last= has generic name (help)Israel's army has confirmed contacting the families of 120 civilian hostages so far.
{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list (link)Palestinian armed group's apparent deliberate targeting of civilians, indiscriminate attacks, and taking of civilians as hostages amount to war crimes under international humanitarian law. Israeli authorities' cutting off electricity to Gaza and other punitive measures against Gaza's civilian population would amount to unlawful collective punishment, which is a war crime. The laws of war apply to all parties to a conflict, irrespective of the lawfulness of their going to war or imbalances of power between the parties.
Some observers have referred to the latest escalation as the beginning of the "Third Intifada".
In Israel, there is already talk about this being the beginning of a protracted 'Sukkot War.'
{{cite web}}: URL–wikilink conflict (help)Israel's military said earlier this morning that it has confirmed that more than 120 civilians are being held hostage in Gaza by Hamas.
Some observers have referred to the latest escalation as the beginning of the "Third Intifada".
In Israel, there is already talk about this being the beginning of a protracted 'Sukkot War.'
Israel's military said earlier this morning that it has confirmed that more than 120 civilians are being held hostage in Gaza by Hamas.
Israel's army has confirmed contacting the families of 120 civilian hostages so far.