Middle East Tensions: Israel Storms Into Tubas In West Bank, Anti-War Protests Erupt In Australia | Top Points

Meanwhile, as tensions continue, anti-war protests have once again erupted. In Australia, tear gas and rubber bullets were deployed as Australian police clashed with protestors calls for a ceasefire in Melbourne.

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• Protestors calling for an end to Israel's war on Gaza erupted in Australia's Melbourne on Tuesday. Police clashed with protestors outside a defence exhibition in Melbourne and restored to deploying tear gas, rubber bullets and pepper spray to disperse the crowd.

• The clashes came after thousands of demonstrators chanted pro-Palestinian slogans and called for Israel to end the war.

• Meanwhile in the occupied West Bank, Israel has increased its operations and reportedly entered the city of Tubas. As per local reports, Israeli forces stormed the northern neighbourhoods and the outskirts of the city and declared a curfew.

• WAFA news agency added that Israeli forces have also besieged the Turkish Government Hospital in Tubas and closed the area surrounding the facility. At least five people have been killed in the attacks. The Tubas raid has also been confirmed by the Israeli military.

• Amid escalating tensions, Iraqi security officials reported an explosion next to a site used by the US military next to Baghdad airport late Tuesday. This explosion comes a day before an expected visit by Iran's president Masoud Pezeshkian. There was no immediate information on damages or casualties.

• During the US Presidential Debate between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris, the Gaza war was discussed and both candidates stated in different ways that the goal was the bring an end to the war. Harris called for a ceasefire deal, the release of hostages and a two-state solution with Palestine.