New footage corroborates previous reports that say the Israeli military is responsible for many of the Israeli casualties during the first day of Operation Al-Aqsa Flood | The Israeli military has released drone footage showing hundreds of scorched and damaged cars moved from the Nova music festival, providing further evidence that Israeli forces likely killed many of their own during the start of Operation Al-Aqsa Flood on 7 October, RT reported on 6 November. ● The Nova festival took place near Kibbutz Beeri, only five kilometers away from the Gaza separation wall. It was one of the first targets hit by Palestinian resistance fighters when they broke out of Gaza, attacking military bases and settlements from 6:30 am. ● During the attack, the Palestinian fighters managed to take some 240 Israelis captive, including soldiers, settlers, and foreigners. ● The new drone footage shows an aerial view of hundreds of burned and destroyed cars taken from the site of the festival and placed in a dirt parking lot, creating a makeshift junkyard. ● Israeli rescue service Zaka claims they removed 260 bodies from the festival site. Israel claims they were massacred by Hamas fighters and civilian Palestinian looters who flooded across the open Gaza border fence in the hours after the Hamas attack. However, the footage appears to confirm previous reports in Israeli media that Israeli pilots flying Apache helicopters responded to the attacks by opening fire on both Hamas fighters and Israelis.

■ Helicopter Footage Sparks Debate Over Israeli Friendly Fire Incidents (Zero Hedge)
■ More footage of IOF helicopters firing on unidentified cars (Vanessa Beeley - Telegram)
■ Nov 10 - Hamas Attack Was Staged by Israel (H. Macow)
■ עיה של חמאס למסוקי צה"ל והכוונת טייסים בוואטסאפ | חיל האוויר ביום ה-1 (Ynet News)

A huge civilian evacuee convoy was hit by an Israeli air strike after Israel ordered all Palestinian civilians to evacuate to Southern Gaza. This is terrorism, plain and simple. SENSITIVE

Defense exports from Germany to Israel jumped from €32 million for the entirety of 2022 to almost €303 million up to November 2, 2023. | In what has been reported as a nearly tenfold increase, Germany has significantly ramped up its arms exports to Israel. According to a statement from the German Economic Ministry on Wednesday, November 9, 2023 exports worth almost €303 million ($323 million) have been approved up to November 2, compared to €32 million for the entirety of 2022. ● The surge in military exports follows an attack on Israel by Hamas on October 7, which has led to an expedited processing of permit applications by German officials. A total of 185 permits have been granted post-attack, emphasizing Germany’s commitment to Israel’s security as a primary concern. ● German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius, at a NATO meeting in Brussels, confirmed that requests from Israel for naval munitions are being considered. He stated that discussions with Israel on how to proceed with these requests are ongoing, signaling further material and military support could be expected.

The United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA) announced Friday the martyrdom of more than 100 of its employees in the Gaza Strip as a result of the ongoing Israeli aggression on the Strip. | Commissioner-General of UNRWA, Philippe Lazzarini expressed his “deep sorrow” on this number of casualties among the staff of the UN agency, saying “Devastated. Over 100 UNRWA colleagues confirmed killed in 1 month. Parents, teachers, nurses, doctors, support staff.” He called for an immediate cease fire. Martin Griffiths Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs and Emergency Relief Coordinator said in response to the UNRWA announcement “I am heartbroken by this deeply tragic news. These colleagues were flames of hope and humanity”. “Our thoughts remain with their families and all our brave UNRWA colleagues” he added. In honor of the UN employees who sacrificed their lives in Gaza, UNRWA has announced that it will observe a minute’s silence in all its centers around the world on Monday, and the UN will fly flags at half-mast to commemorate its staff.

Tanks belonging to the Israeli Occupation Forces have surrounded Al-Rantisi and Al-Nasr hospitals, located within one building block, and have renewed artillery shelling toward the maternity ward in Al-Shifa Hospital. | Al Mayadeen's correspondent reported that Israeli Occupation Forces tanks have besieged the Al-Rantisi and Al-Nasr Hospitals for Children, both of which are located within one residential bloc, facing the al-Shati Camp in the Gaza Strip. On the 35th day of the war, our correspondent pointed out that Al-Rantisi Hospital was forced to stop operating due to it being besieged, despite it being the only hospital that treats children's cancer in Gaza. Earlier this morning, the IOF reportedly targeted Al-Rantisi Hospital's basement parking lot, causing a massive fire in a number of the cars belonging to the hospital. ● Simultaneously, Israeli artillery shelling was renewed towards the maternity ward of Al-Shifa Hospital, located in the central western region of Gaza City. According to the Government Media Office in Gaza, there are 13 martyrs and dozens wounded after the IOF bombed the Al-Shifa Medical Complex.