The spokesperson for the Ministry of Interior in Gaza says all the bakeries in the north are out of service with hundreds of thousands risking famine. | Gaza interior minister Iyad al-Bazm said all the bakeries in the governorates of Gaza and northern Gaza have been taken out of service, which threatens the lives of 900,000 people who are still there and refusing to be forcibly displaced. 💬 "All the bakeries in the governorates of Gaza and norhtern Gaza are out of service, which puts at risk the lives of 900,000 people who are still refusing to be forcibly displaced despite the Israeli occupation's efforts to push them out of their homes," the Interior Ministry in Gaza said. He pointed out that residents in the shelters in the Gaza and North Gaza governorates "have not been spared from Israeli bombardment," confirming that "no aid has reached Gaza and North Gaza for 32 days." Al-Bazm emphasized that "the safe passage announced by the occupation is a lie and has turned into a death passage after the crimes committed by the occupation there."

During the Al-Aqsa Storm operation on October 7, Israeli security forces killed over one hundred settlers, 25 of whom were Be'eri Kibbutz inhabitants, when they encountered unexpected challenges that resulted in over 1,100 casualties. | In a recent speech addressing the Al-Aqsa Storm operation, Seyyed Hassan Nasrallah, the secretary general of Hezbollah in Lebanon, unveiled a perspective that was previously overlooked by the media. Nasrallah directly spoke to the residents of the occupied territories, highlighting the fact that a number of Zionists were killed by their own regime's security and military forces. ● Israeli forces killed Israeli residents in the occupied territories, both accidentally due to a lack of preparedness and errors by the forces, and intentionally to prevent their capture by the resistance forces. ● A noteworthy statistic emerges as Tasnim examines the data on conflicts and fatalities in the early days of this operation. Of the approximately 1,100 casualties, between 80 and 100 individuals were victims of the regime's security forces, with 25 of them happening in the Be'eri Kibbutz conflict.

The Lebanese and Palestinian Resistance, as well as the Yemeni Armed Forces, attack the Israeli occupation forces as part of their effort to support the people and Resistance in Gaza. | The Islamic Resistance in Lebanon - Hezbollah announced Tuesday that they targeted Israeli artillery positions in northern occupied Palestine. The Lebanese resistance fighters targeted Israeli occupation artillery positions in occupied Palestine in response to the targeting of one of the resistance points in Iqlim Al-Tuffah. Simultaneously, intense artillery shelling by the occupation reached the outskirts of the towns of Al-Labouneh, Al-Naqoura, and Alma al-Shaab, as reported by an Al Mayadeen correspondent in southern Lebanon.

■ 347 Israeli Soldiers Killed Since Start of Hostilities With Hamas, Says IDF (Sputnik News)
■ sraeli Soldier Killed, 3 Seriously Injured in Gaza Clashes (Al Manar TV)

A journalist with Lebanese Al-Mayadeen television channel has filed a police complaint against an Israeli journalist who she alleged had "intimidated" her. | Hana Mohamed said Israeli journalist Haim Etgar confronted her at a post office after allegedly impersonating a postal employee and "threatening" her. 💬 "This is not the first time that this journalist has chased Arab journalists and intimidated them," she told AFP. "When a journalist gives himself the authority to question another journalist like a policeman it legitimizes racist attacks on anyone," Mohamed said. Etgar posted on his Instagram account a video of him following Mohamed out of the post office to her car, asking about her take on the war, Mayadeen's coverage and accusing her of broadcasting "fake news," such as that the Israeli army is using chemical weapons.

The event will be held after an open session on Ukraine, to begin at 23:00 Moscow time | The UN Security Council will convene on Wednesday, November 8, to discuss the sabotage of Russia’s Nord Stream pipelines, Brazil’s permanent mission to the UN said. "At the Russian Federation’s request, a closed meeting will be held on the issue of the Nord Stream pipelines," the mission said. [...] On September 27 last year, Nord Stream AG reported "unprecedented damage" a day earlier on three strings of the Nord Stream and Nord Stream 2 offshore pipelines. Swedish seismologists had recorded two explosions on the offshore routes of the pipelines on September 26. The Russian Prosecutor General's Office launched criminal proceedings over an act of international terrorism after the gas pipelines were damaged.

■ UN Security Council fails to agree as Gaza death toll passes 10,000 (Hürriyet Daily News) | Despite more than two hours of closed-door discussions Monday, differences remained. The U.S. is calling for “humanitarian pauses” while many other council members are demanding a “humanitarian cease-fire” to deliver desperately needed aid and prevent more civilian deaths in Gaza. China, which holds the Security Council presidency this month, and the United Arab Emirates, the Arab representative on the council, called Monday’s meeting because of the “crisis of humanity” in Gaza, where more than 10,000 people have been killed in less than a month.

British Labour MP Imran Hussain has resigned as a shadow minister from the party's A-team for its leader Keir Starmer's stance over the humanitarian catastrophe unfolding in Gaza. | [...] Hussain's action followed the resignation of more than 10 Labour council leaders and at least 330 councilors over Starmer's refusal of calling a cease-fire. Starmer's stance has been criticized by the party's prominent figures including London Mayor Sadiq Khan, Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar, and Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham. ● Starmer has adopted the UK government's position on Gaza, which insists to say "Israel has right to defend itself" against the Hamas attacks, but failed short of calling for a cease-fire despite more than 10,000 Palestinians were killed under Israeli bombardments.

■ UK Labour MP quits policy role over party's Gaza stance (Middle East Online)

More than 2,000 cases have reportedly already made it to the country’s courts | Ukrainian investigators have opened more than 8,200 criminal cases over draft dodging since the escalation of conflict between Moscow and Kiev in February last year, Ukrainian outlet Vesti.ua reported on Monday. ● The country’s Zakarpatye Region, which borders both Slovakia and Hungary, has launched at least 967 of these probes, the outlet reported, citing police sources. Eastern Dnepropetrovsk Region reportedly has 763 cases and southern Nikolayev Region comes in third, with some 644 probes. Lvov and Volyn Regions made it into the top five as well, with 555 and 491 draft dodging cases registered there, respectively. [...] Apart from closing in on the dodgers, the authorities have been actively exploring other options to bolster the ranks of the military, which was heavily battered in the botched summer counteroffensive, with Moscow estimating Kiev’s losses at more than 90,000 soldiers during the effort. The adopted measures include greatly loosening health requirements for the would-be recruits, and enabling people with various chronic conditions and mental health issues to serve.

The International Criminal Court had issued an arrest warrant for Russian President Vladimir Putin earlier this year | Russia’s Interior Ministry updated its database on Wednesday, adding ICC judge Sergio Gerardo Ugalde Godinez to the wanted list “in accordance with an article of the Russian Criminal Code.” The ministry has offered no other details about the case against Godinez, a Costa Rican national. ● In March, the ICC issued arrest warrants for Russian President Vladimir Putin and Commissioner for Children’s Rights Maria Lvova-Belova for allegedly overseeing “unlawful deportations” of Ukrainian children to Russia. The warrant accuses both of bearing individual and command responsibility for the alleged offense under the ICC’s establishing treaty, the Rome Statute. [...] While Russia signed the Rome Statute in 2000, it never ratified the agreement and formally refused to sign it in 2016 after the court issued a declaration that Crimea’s 2014 accession to Russia – the result of a democratic referendum – constituted an “occupation.” Moscow thus does not recognize the court or its jurisdiction.

■ International Criminal Court judge who issued arrest warrant for Putin wanted by Russia (TASS)