Elementor #554505 October 15, 20231 Min Read Summary of the Top 6 headlines today The Sunday Times – Israel poised for Gaza invasion The Sunday Times has spoken to some of the Israelis who last week were working in civilian jobs but who have now been called up as reservists. Aviv, a 28-year-old carer at a mental health centre, tells the paper he lost friends in the Hamas attacks. “Everyone here knows someone who was…
Elementor #554493 October 15, 20231 Min Read Summary of the Top 6 headlines today The Sunday Telegraph – Israel set to hit Hamas from ‘land, sea and air’ Israel has said it is preparing to attack Hamas by “air, sea, and land” and has completed a call-up of 360,000 reservists, the Sunday Telegraph reports. Writing in the paper, Deputy Prime Minister Oliver Dowden says Britain’s support for Israel’s right to defend itself “must not dissipate…
Elementor #554487 October 15, 20231 Min Read Summary of the Top 6 headlines today The Observer – Israel warns fleeing Gazans: ‘The next stage is coming’ The Observer says Israel has warned fleeing Gazans that “the next stage is coming” and says US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken has called on Israel to exercise restraint. The paper also says the death toll from the bombing of a civilian convoy heading out of northern Gaza on…
Elementor #554481 October 15, 20231 Min Read Summary of the Top 6 headlines today Sunday Mirror – War in the Middle East The Sunday Mirror features a full-page image of a man carrying an injured child following a bombing raid on the city of Khan Yunis in the south of the territory, to where civilians in the north have been told to move. The headline reads: “Escape to hell”. The front page also has a…
Today’s news summary – Paper Talk Sunday Papers: Gazans escape hell as Israel prepares to invade Sunday’s front pages continue their coverage of the ongoing crisis in Gaza as Israel is expected to start a full-scale invasion of the Gaza Strip. War in the Middle East The Sunday Times speaks to Israeli reservists waiting for orders. The paper says there’s no thirst for revenge – they simply answered a call of duty. The Observer says…
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