Israeli forces have struck targets in Syria and Lebanon, the Israeli military announced. In separate tweets, the Israel Defense Forces said the aircraft struck Hezbollah targets in Lebanon, including “the organization’s military infrastructure,” and that the fighter jet destroyed launchers in Syrian territory.

SUMMARY OF THE DAY

• Israeli troops advanced 3 km in Gaza / A soldier raised an Israeli flag on the roof of a hotel

• US President Joe Biden held talks with regional leaders in the Middle East on Sunday

• The Ezzedine al-Qassam Brigades, the armed wing of Hamas, says there is “fierce fighting” between the Israeli army and its soldiers in the northern Gaza Strip. In this area, Israel has been carrying out ground invasions since Friday evening, AFP reports

• Russia: the plane from Tel Aviv was stormed by hundreds of local Muslims from Dagestan / Clashes with law enforcement agencies / Israel’s reaction

• Israeli military says confirmed number of hostages in Gaza rises to 239 – reports

• Major General (r) Tibon, who led the rescue operation at Kibbutz Nahal Oz, calls for Netanyahu’s resignation

• The Palestine Red Crescent Society says the Israeli army has repeatedly shelled the area around its hospital in northern Gaza, causing damage and endangering civilians.

• Save the Children: More children killed in Gaza last year than in all conflict zones in the world, says

• Ten trucks with food and medical equipment entered the Gaza Strip, reports the Palestinian Red Crescent. “We have received ten Egyptian Red Crescent trucks through the Rafah terminal with food and medical supplies,” the Palestinian Red Crescent announced in a statement Sunday evening.

• The Palestinian Red Crescent in Gaza says Israel has ordered them to evacuate Al-Quds, a key hospital in Gaza City. The organization says that patients are in intensive care units, and children are in incubators, and it is impossible to move them. About 14,000 civilians are also believed to be housed in the hospital and on its grounds. The hospital area came under airstrikes throughout the day as Israel reported killing “dozens of terrorists” in Gaza on Sunday.

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05:45Another 33 trucks with humanitarian aid arrived in Gaza from Egypt, the spokesman for the crossing point, Rafah Wael Abo Omar, said. This is the largest number of humanitarian aid trucks that have crossed in one day since the beginning of the conflict

23:20Air traffic at the Makhachikala airport is temporarily suspended until November 6, Kommersant and TASS report.

23:01About 35,000 people, including a minister, demonstrated in Madrid on Sunday, according to Spanish authorities, in support of a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas in the Gaza Strip and in support of the Palestinians on the 23rd day of the conflict, AFP reported.

Crowds waving Palestinian flags and placards such as “Freedom for Palestine” took to the streets of the Spanish capital in large numbers. It was one of the largest pro-Palestinian gatherings in Spain since the conflict began on October 7.