Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared his resolve in the ongoing war with Hamas following a drone attack targeting his Caesarea residence. Released on Shabbat, his video message affirmed, "nothing will deter" Israel from winning the war. Netanyahu praised the Israeli Defence Forces and emphasized the recent elimination of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar, referring to him as a “terrorist mastermind.” The drone attack, launched from Lebanon, caused no casualties, though two drones were intercepted. Netanyahu warned that Israel will continue eliminating terrorists and achieving all war objectives.

Israeli airstrikes in Jabalia refugee camp, Gaza, have resulted in at least 33 deaths, including 21 women, according to Hamas-run authorities. Over 85 others were injured as homes belonging to three families were targeted. Al-Awda Hospital is overwhelmed with casualties, forcing some patients to receive treatment on the floor. The humanitarian situation in northern Gaza is dire, with 400,000 residents lacking food and water. Although Israel claims to have sent supplies, local health officials report that aid has not reached the most affected areas. The ongoing conflict has reportedly claimed over 42,500 lives in Gaza since October 7.

Chinese President Xi Jinping has urged the military to prepare for war as battle drills around Taiwan intensify, according to state media on Saturday. During his visit to the People's Liberation Army Rocket Force, Xi emphasized strengthening combat capabilities and safeguarding China’s strategic security. Taiwan, a self-ruled island that China claims as its territory, has seen increasing military pressure from Beijing. Earlier this week, China conducted large-scale drills involving fighter jets, warships, and drones. Xi reaffirmed that force remains an option to reunify Taiwan with the mainland, a long-standing dispute stemming from the 1949 civil war.

Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren announced on Saturday that the JMM and Congress will contest 70 of 81 seats in the upcoming state assembly elections. Discussions are ongoing with allies RJD and Left parties for the remaining 11 seats. The polls will be held in two phases on November 13 and 20, with results declared on November 23. The JMM-led alliance aims to retain power, highlighting its development work. In 2019, the alliance won 47 seats. Meanwhile, the NDA sealed its seat-sharing deal, with BJP contesting 68 seats.

North Korea has sent 1,500 special forces soldiers to Russia to support Moscow’s efforts in Ukraine, with thousands more set to follow. This marks North Korea’s first overseas military deployment and solidifies its alliance with Russia. Experts say the move stems from a June 2024 Kim-Putin deal and could strengthen North Korea’s position in global affairs. The soldiers are expected to aid Russia in holding occupied territories and may signal a shift in security dynamics on the Korean Peninsula, further complicating regional tensions.

A drone was launched toward Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s residence in Caesarea, his office confirmed. The prime minister and his wife were not present, and no injuries were reported. This follows Israel's military report of three drones entering from Lebanon on Saturday, with one striking a building in Caesarea. The incident occurred amid escalating hostilities between Hezbollah and Israel, with 55 rockets fired into Israel from Lebanon. Israel responded with airstrikes, targeting Hezbollah-linked areas. Lebanese media reported two deaths from an Israeli strike on a car in Jounieh, north of Beirut.

A Hezbollah drone targeted Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s private residence in Caesarea on Saturday. Netanyahu and his wife, Sara, were unharmed, as they were not at home during the attack, confirmed the prime minister’s office. Two additional drones fired from Lebanon were intercepted by Israeli air defense, setting off sirens in Tel Aviv. This drone strike follows the recent death of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar, killed by the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) in a ground raid. Tensions between Israel and Hezbollah have escalated, with Israeli strikes reported in Lebanon.

The Palestinian news agency WAFA reported that an Israeli airstrike in the Maghazi refugee camp in central Gaza killed 11 civilians, while others were injured or missing under the rubble. The house targeted belonged to the Shana'a family. There has been no confirmation or comment from Israeli or official medical authorities regarding these figures. This incident follows a previous airstrike on the Jabalia refugee camp that resulted in 33 deaths. If confirmed, the total number of deaths from Israeli strikes on refugee camps over the past 12 hours would be 44.

Israeli military officials confirmed that Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar was killed during a routine patrol in Rafah, Gaza. Lt Col Itamar Eitam, involved in the operation, described his encounter with Sinwar's body. Eitam recounted finding Sinwar in a dilapidated chair, describing him as “a small, ugly, and broken figure.” He reflected on the moments spent alone with Sinwar, looking into his eyes as he lay on a shattered couch. The operation was conducted without prior intelligence regarding Sinwar's location, resulting in his unexpected discovery and subsequent death.

Cuba is facing a nationwide blackout affecting its 10 million residents after the Antonio Guiteras power plant, the country's largest, failed around 11:00 on Friday. The energy ministry reported a collapse of the power grid, and officials are uncertain about the timeline for restoration. This blackout follows months of prolonged outages, prompting Prime Minister Miguel Díaz-Canel to declare an "energy emergency" the day before. Díaz-Canel stated that restoring power is his "absolute priority," and the head of electricity supply, Lazara Guerra, indicated that restoration efforts are still in the early stages.