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Main points on November 14th

  • Gaza’s Health Ministry says Israeli attacks have killed 24 people in the latest 24-hour reporting period, including at least four in the Bureij refugee camp, where Israeli drones bombed a tent housing displaced Palestinians.
  • In Lebanon, four paramedics were among six killed in an Israeli strike on a civil defence centre in the country’s south, while at least eight others, including five women, were killed and 27 wounded in a strike on Baalbek city in the east.
  • Hezbollah claims that, for the first time, it has targeted Israel’s Tel Haim military base in Tel Aviv, some 120km (74 miles) from the Lebanese border, using “qualitative missiles”.
  • Israel’s army has claimed air strikes on Syria’s capital, Damascus, that killed at least 15 people. It said the strikes targeted the Palestinian Islamic Jihad armed group.
  • A UN special committee has said Israel’s warfare methods in Gaza are “consistent with the characteristics of genocide”, including the use of starvation as a weapon of war.
  • A Human Rights Watch report has accused Israel of war crimes and crimes against humanity over the forced displacement of Palestinians in Gaza. Israel has accused the group of “anti-Israel bias and factual distortion”.

Here we go again, in before the spin

Clashes at Paris football stadium as Israel-France face off

Videos circulating on social media show Israeli football fans clashing with French spectators during their teams’ match at Stade de France in Paris. Some of the footage, which has been verified by Al Jazeera, showed Israeli fans beating up the French fans in the stands.

Videos showed the stadium was mostly empty before the start of the match due to security concerns following violent clashes in Amsterdam after a football match last week.

Others showed fans booing and whistling while the Israeli national anthem played. Some clips pointed to clashes outside the stadium as well.

Israeli media reported that internal security agency Shin Bet’s chief Ronen Bar accompanied the Israeli team to France and was at the stadium.

Translation: Major scuffles in the stands. Israeli supporters appear to have attacked French supporters. To be continued …

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