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Newshour: 14/10/2023 20:06 GMT: The Israeli military says it has killed a Hamas commander

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14/10/2023 20:06 GMT

14/10/2023 20:06 GMT: The Israeli military says it has killed a Hamas commander

BBC World Service - Newshour, The Israeli military says it has killed a Hamas commander

Israeli troops prepare for an offensive by land, sea and air

Israel's prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, has visited troops preparing for an expected ground assault near the border with Gaza. Meanwhile, in Gaza, citizens continue to attempt to move south as the strip is bombarded by missiles. The UN humanitarian chief, Martin Griffiths, has said the situation in Gaza is fast becoming untenable. 

Also in the programme: Thousands of people have been taking part in Pro-Palestinian protests across Europe today. We speak to a French-Israeli MP about why these demonstrations have been banned in France; and voters in Australia have rejected a proposal to recognise indigenous people in the constitution.


(Picture: Israeli airstrike on northern Gaza strip, Sderot, Israel. Credit: Atef Safadi)

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