ZTM

 EXCLUSIVE: Hanin Barghouti (left) was seen addressing a crowd by the Clock Tower in Brighton (right) during a protest organised by the Palestine Solidarity Campaign on Saturday - a day after terrorists began murdering and kidnapping Israeli civilians. Describing herself as a Palestinian, Ms Barghouti said: 'Yesterday was a victory. For freedom fighters to break out of a 15-year blockade so successfully under the inhuman genocide of Israel was so beautiful and inspiring to see.

  Princess Beatrice (pictured) looked stylish in a daring pale blue lace dress as she attended a gala with her husband Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi (pictured) tonight. The royal, 35, joined a host of famous faces at Art of Wishes gala at the Raffles Hotel at the OWO in London. Mother-of-one Beatrice looked stylish in a daring maxi-length dress, made of light blue, largely transparent lace. She matched the frock with heeled pumps, with pointed toes, in a matching hue, and a small, cream clutch bag with purple and black detailing. Keeping out the October cold, the royal threw a white jacket, made from a bouclé-style fabric, over her shoulders. Meanwhile, her husband Edoardo, 39, was equally dapper, donning a dark blue two-piece suit.

  Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said atrocities committed by Hamas during its attack on Israel mirrored those carried out by the jihadist group Islamic State. 'The atrocities committed by Hamas have not been seen since ISIS atrocities. Bound children executed along with their families. Young men and women shot in the back, executed. Other horrors I won't describe here,' Netanyahu said. 'We have always known who Hamas is. Now the entire world knows. Hamas is ISIS. And we will defeat it just like the enlightened world defeated ISIS. This vile enemy wanted war and it will get war,' he said.  With Hamas attacks into Israel checked by devastating airstrikes into Gaza, there is no indication of the conflict waning, despite calls for de-escalation from the international community. Earlier today, Netanyahu vowed to 'change the Middle East' in response to Hamas' shock incursion over the weekend.  'What Hamas will experience will be dif

 Hamas' armed wing said on Monday it will begin executing an Israeli civilian captive in return for any new Israeli bombing of civilian houses without pre-warning.  Hamas armed wing spokesman Abu Obaida said they have been acting in accordance with Islamic instructions by keeping the Israeli captives safe and sound, blaming the intended move on Israel's stepped-up bombing and killing of civilians inside their homes in air strikes without warning them.

Palestinian and Israeli supporters have clashed at a London Underground station as police desperately try and keep the peace on a night where hundreds of pro-Palestine protesters have descended on the Israeli embassy. Video showed dozens of police officers attempting to divide demonstrators at High Street Kensington Tube station while a pro-Palestine rally took place outside. Fireworks were seen being launched by pro-Palestine protesters on High Street Kensington - some towards the boarded up Israeli embassy - while many were unable to push through heaving crowds. It coincided with Israelis gathering outside Downing Street to hold a vigil for the victims and hostages taken by Hamas after the terror group launched its violent assault over the Gaza border on Saturday. In Kensington, pro-Palestine protesters chanted 'Israel is a terrorist state' and 'Allahu akhbar', with stalls set up touting 'Free Palestine' merchandise in the upmarket shopping district.

 

  A lone Israel supporter stood up to pro-Palestine supporters acting as apologists for Hamas today as they demonstrated outside the Labour party conference. In fiery scenes one Labour member took on around 100 flag-waving demonstrators, telling them they were apologists for murder and should be ashamed of themselves. They responded by booing, chanting 'racist Israel' and demanding he be removed by police - something officers refused to do.