Israeli-Palestinian conflict escalates, causing significant casualties on both sides

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Israeli-Palestinian conflict escalates, causing significant casualties on both sides

STORY: Israeli-Palestinian conflict escalates, causing significant casualties on both sides DATELINE: Oct. 8, 2023 LENGTH: 00:01:38 LOCATION: Gaza CATEGORY: POLITICS SHOTLIST: 1. various of blasts and rockets 2. various of injured people 3. various of Israel Defense Forces (IDF) attacks in Gaza -- courtesy of IDF 4. various of Israeli tanks on the Israeli-Palestinian border STORYLINE: The Israeli-Palestinian conflict has been escalating at the weekend, causing significant casualties on both sides. Israeli sources said that in a surprise attack, almost 3,000 rockets had been fired into Israel by Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) since the early hours of Saturday. Israeli officials said Hamas also held some Israeli civilians and soldiers as hostages. In response, the Israeli military conducted tens of airstrikes against Hamas targets in the Gaza Strip over the day. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced Saturday that Israel is "in a state of war" and ordered a full mobilization of rese

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