October 8 :
In a phone call to express his condolences on the eve of the one-year anniversary of the October 7th attack by Hamas on Israel, Israeli President Isaac Herzog thanked US President Joe Biden. For their unwavering support of Israel since the war broke out, President Herzog and Vice President Biden expressed their gratitude in a post on X.
On this, the one-year anniversary of the horrific events of October 7th, I would like to express my gratitude to US President @JoeBiden, a genuine friend of the State of Israel, for contacting me to convey his sympathies to the Israeli people. The president's thoughts and prayers are with the families of the hostages, the fatalities, and the injured from that tragic day's Hamas terror act, as President Biden made clear. His passion for Israel and Zionism is real and profound, President Herzog stated, adding that the crimes perpetrated by Hamas highlight the serious threat Iran and its regional allies face. For their unwavering backing of the State of Israel since the war's inception, I am grateful to President Biden and the US government. "I thanked him from the bottom of my heart and told him that the Israelites will never forget this," he continued.
On the one-year anniversary of the October 7 tragedy, many ambassadors remembered the victims and mourned.
Since Israel has not been held "accountable" for its activities, tensions in the region have escalated, according to Lebanon's ambassador Rabie Narsh. Narsh added that his country does not want the war to expand throughout the region.
There are 3,000 to 4,000 Indian people in Lebanon, and they are all secure, according to the country's ambassador to India, who spoke to ANI.
International Community Head Antonio Guterres has offered his condolences to the families of the victims.a year after that terrible day. All hostages detained in Gaza must be released immediately and without conditions, according to Guterres.
Hundreds of Hamas militants stormed Israeli territory on October 7th, 2018, killing more than 1,200 and capturing more than 250 prisoners, 100 of whom are being held captive.Israel attacked Hamas positions in Gaza in a huge counteroffensive.
There are growing humanitarian worries about the conflict's soaring casualty toll, particularly among women and children. Over 35,000 Palestinians have lost their lives in this conflict, as reported by the Gaza health ministry.
Houthi rebels in Yemen have recently expanded their targets to include Israel and other Red Sea nations, further escalating the battle in the area.Along with continuing to strike Hezbollah in Lebanon, Israel has been countering these 'threats'. A two-state solution has been emphasized as a way to attain long-term and sustainable peace in the area, and all major countries have demanded a hostage agreement and truce as the crisis escalates.
