"Israel-Hamas Conflict Fuels Humanitarian Crisis in Gaza, Traders Profit from Anticipated Attacks"
The humanitarian crisis in Gaza worsens as the Israel-Hamas war intensifies. Israel believes that 137 hostages remain in Gaza, including 20 dead bodies. Several Israeli soldiers were wounded in an attack from Lebanon, and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu expressed his displeasure to Russian President Vladimir Putin regarding Russia's position on the war in Gaza. About 600 IDF troops have been wounded since the ground invasion began, and the death toll continues to rise. The WHO chief describes the healthcare system in Gaza as "on its knees and collapsing," and Israel believes Hamas had about 30,000 fighters in Gaza before the war. The IDF has struck over 250 Hamas targets in the past 24 hours, and Palestinian Prime Minister Mohammad Shtayyeh believes Israel's goal of eradicating Hamas is unrealistic.
- Humanitarian crisis worsens in Gaza as Israel-Hamas war intensifies CNN
- Who made millions trading the October 7th attacks? The Economist
- Traders earned millions anticipating Oct. 7 Hamas attack, study says The Washington Post
- Fact Check: Haaretz headline on Israel short selling shares ahead of Hamas attack is fake Reuters
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