LIVE – Israel-Hamas war: Israeli army reports “dozens” of fighters killed overnight in Gaza

“We, Westerners, are caught in a trap, in this war that we cannot control,” declares General Vincent Desportes, guest this Monday, October 30 of Marie Chantrait in LCI’s Matins. “We must, obviously, support Israel,” continues the former director of the War School.

Here is the main information from the last 24 hours about the situation in the Middle East.

The death toll rises to 60 people arrested at the airport of Makhachkala, capital of the predominantly Muslim Russian republic of Dagestan, after Sunday’s incidents, Russian law enforcement officials said. During clashes with the attackers at Makhachkala airport, nine police officers were injured, two of whom were hospitalized, the Russian Interior Ministry added in a statement.

The Israeli army said Monday that its forces had killed “dozens” of fighters during nighttime fighting in the Gaza Strip, bombed in response to the bloody attack carried out on October 7 by Palestinian Hamas in Israel.

The army said “troops killed dozens of terrorists who barricaded themselves in buildings and tunnels and attempted to attack them.” A fighter jet targeted a building “with more than 20 Hamas terrorists inside.”

The head of the International Criminal Court (ICC), Karim Khan, warned on Sunday that preventing humanitarian aid from entering the Gaza Strip could constitute a crime. “Preventing the delivery of aid can constitute a crime,” he warned the prosecutor of the International Criminal Court (ICC) to journalists on Sunday, after going to the Rafah border post, linking the Egypt to Gaza, where international aid for Palestinian civilians is piling up. “In Rafah, I saw stranded trucks, filled with goods and humanitarian aid, far from the hungry mouths and wounds” of Gaza residents, he added.

According to the magistrate, “Israel must ensure without delay that civilians receive food and medicine” in Gaza.

After the assault on an airport yesterday in Dagestan, the ministry reported 60 arrests and 9 police officers injured.

In this predominantly Muslim Russian republic, a mob hostile to Israel hunted down passengers on a flight from Tel Aviv. These incidents were denounced by the authorities of Dagestan while the United States condemned “anti-Semitic demonstrations”.

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