On Saturday, Palestinian Resistance group Hamas launched a large-scale operation with a heavy barrage of rockets in response to the Israeli regime's desecration of the Al-Aqsa Mosque and increased settler violence. The Israeli regime's military forces also announced it was launching Operation 'Iron Swords' in retaliation for the attack.
On Sunday night, Zionist Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu voted to put the regime officially at war.
The death toll from the Palestinian side and the Zionist side both increased dramatically as the conflict between them continues.
The following are the latest updates:
Palestinian death toll in Gaza increases to 560
Palestinian health ministry on Monday evening reported that the number of Palestinians martyred by Zionist forces has reached 560.
2900 Palestinians were injured during the Israeli regime's attacks on Gaza, Sputnik reported.
EU to hold urgent talks on Gaza war
EU foreign ministers are set to hold emergency talks on Tuesday to discuss the fighting in Gaza.
“I am convening tomorrow an emergency meeting of EU Foreign Ministers to address the situation in Israel and in the region,” Josep Borrell, the bloc’s foreign policy chief, wrote on X.
Water supply to Gaza to be ‘immediately cut’: Zionist minister
Israeli regime's energy minister has ordered “to immediately cut the water supply” to Gaza, his spokesperson said.
The move comes after an earlier announcement of a “total blockade” on Gaza by the regime's war ministry.
Latest death toll of both sides:
Gaza
Killed: At least 510
Injured: At least 2,750
Occupied West Bank
Killed: At least 16
Injured: At least 80
Israeli regime
Killed: At least 800
Injured: At least 2,243
Several rockets fired from Lebanon toward occupied Palestine: report
Zionist media reported that at least 12 rockets were fired toward the occupied territories of Palestine from southern Lebanon.
The report was not confirmed by the Lebanese officials.
Sirens activated in Tel Aviv
Zionist media outlets reported on Monday afternoon that the sirens were activated in Tel Aviv and Galilee in Occupied Palestine.
Israeli regime trying to recruit as many people as possible
A report from Aljazeera says that the Israeli regime has called up 300,00 reservists.
Those called up remain in to serve in what may be a very significant conflict in the days ahead, it said.
Israeli regime to impose total blockade on Gaza
The Israeli regime’s war minister Yoav Gallant, in an inhumane act, announced a “complete siege” of Gaza, saying officials would cut electricity and block the entry of food and fuel, Aljazeera reported.
Gaza is currently under a crippling air, land, and sea blockade imposed in 2007. The more than 2 million residents continue to face water and electricity shortages, as well as a lack of medicines and doctors unable to perform surgeries.
Israeli military launches air attacks on two Gaza refugee camps
Israeli regime's air attacks have targeted two refugee camps in the besieged Gaza Strip, Aljazeera reported.
The “two massive raids” hit the Jabalia and al-Shati refugee camps. A mosque in al-Shati was also struck, it added.
Dozens of casualties have been brought to Gaza City’s main hospital, Al-Shifa.
Palestinian death toll from Israeli regime attack increases to 493
The Palestinian health ministry announced that 493 people were killed during the Israeli regime's attacks so far and 2751 others were injured.
100 of the martyred Palestinians are children who were brutally killed during the Zionists' invasion.
Since the beginning of the clashes, the Israeli regime has demolished 4 mosques in the Gaza Strip, the reports added.
UN says more than 123,000 displaced in Gaza
More than 123,000 people have been displaced in the Gaza Strip since the outbreak of the conflict between Palestinian fighters and the Israeli regime, according to the United Nations.
“Over 123,538 people, have been internally displaced in Gaza, mostly due to fear, protection concerns and the destruction of their homes,” said the UN’s humanitarian agency, OCHA.
Tel Aviv calls 100,000 military reservists into active service
According to the most recent estimates, the Israeli regime has an estimated 465,000 reservists, who can be called up to serve for up to as many as 60 days annually.
Following a formal declaration of war by the Israeli regime's cabinet against Hamas, tens of thousands of reservists are being called into active service, while an estimated 100,000 troops amass at the occupied Palestine's southern border with Gaza, Aljazeera reported.
Ben Gurion airport in Tel Aviv comes under attack
On Monday morning, the reporter of the Tehran-based PressTV reported that Hamas fired rockets toward the Ben Gurion International Airport in Tel Aviv.
People in San Francisco hold pro-Palestine protests
Pro-Palestine activists took to the streets in San Francisco to protest the Israeli regime's crimes against the Palestinians.
Tel Aviv says 2,382 people wounded so far
Citing the Israeli regime’s health ministry, Aljazeera reported the number of Zionists wounded in the ongoing war has reached 2,382.
Twenty-two of them are in critical condition and 345 are seriously injured, according to the ministry.
Later on Monday, the Israeli regime's military said that 16 more soldiers were killed in the Hamas operation.
Zionists' death toll from Hamas attack estimated to top 1,000: report
The Zionist death toll from the Hamas' surprise attack is estimated to top 1,000, Anadolu Agency quoted Zionist media as saying on Monday, adding that there has been no official confirmation so far by the Israeli regime's officials of the new toll.
The reports added that over 150 Zionists are also believed to be held captive by Hamas.
Palestinian death toll from Israeli regime attack increases to 456
Palestine Red Crescent Society announced on Monday that 456 Palestinians were martyred following the brutal attacks of the Zionist regime.
78 children and 46 women are among the martyrs, according to the reports.
UN Security Council fails to agree on statement on Israeli regime-Hamas war
The UN Security Council has met behind closed doors in an emergency session amid the war between the Israeli regime and Hamas but failed to achieve the unanimity needed for a joint statement, according to Aljazeera.
The council met for about 90 minutes and heard a briefing from the UN Middle East peace envoy Tor Wennesland.
Hamas says detained over 100 Zionists, including military officers
A member of Hamas’ Political Bureau said that more than 100 Zionists, including high-ranking military officials, were captured and moved to the Gaza Strip.
"More than a hundred. Among them are high-ranking officers," the member of the Political Bureau told Al-Ghad broadcaster when asked about the number of detained Zionists, Sputnik reported.
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