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Siege of Bobovac

Was a siege that happend in 1351.It was a part of the Serbian-Bosnian war that lasted from 1350 to 1351.Its unknown how much the siege lasted but estimates say it lasted 2 months.

Siege of Bobovac
Date 1350-1351 Location Bobovac Result Bosnian victory
Belligerents
Banate of Bosnia	Serbian Empire
Commanders and leaders
Stjepan II Kotromanić	Stefan Dušan
Strength
Unknown	80,000

Operation Al-Aqsa Storm

Operation Al-Aqsa Storm
Part of the October 2023 Gaza-Israel conflict of Israeli-Palestinian conflict
Date 7 October 2023 Location Gaza strip and Israel Result Hamas victory
Belligerents
Israel	Hamas
Commanders and leaders
Benjamin Netanyahu Nimrod Aloni  (POW) Herzi Halevi	Mohammed Deif
Strength
unknown-169,500	1,000
Casualties and losses
250+ dead, 1100 wounded	232 Palestinians killed, 1,697 injured

On 7 October 2023, a significant escalation of the Gaza–Israel conflict began with a coordinated offensive by multiple Palestinian militant groups against nearby Israeli cities, Gaza border crossings, adjacent military installations, and civilian settlements. Described as a Third Intifada by some observers , it is the first widespread, direct conflict within widely recognized Israeli territory. Hostilities were initiated by a rocket barrage against Israel and vehicle-transported incursions into Israeli territory, with a number of attacks having been carried out on the Israeli military as well as Israeli civilian communities.

The assault has been led by Hamas and Islamic Jihad, with participation from other notable militant groups, such as the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine. At an emergency meeting with officials of the Palestinian Authority, Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas supported the uprising, and stated that Palestinians had the right to defend themselves against the "terror of settlers and occupation troops". Many Arab League countries, Iran, Afghanistan, and Hezbollah expressed support for the Palestinians or explicitly supported the uprising, blaming Israel for the escalation of violence. The United Nations Special Coordinator for the Middle East Peace Process, the European Union, and many individual member nations voiced condemnation of the attacks and supported "Israel's right to self-defense".

At least 2,200 rockets were fired from the Gaza Strip as Hamas militants breached the Gaza–Israel barrier, killing at least 200 Israelis and prompting Israel's government to declare a state of emergency; Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated that Israel "is at war" in a national address following the beginning of the attacks. Palestinian militants who infiltrated Israel made their way into several kibbutzim surrounding the Gaza Strip and the Israeli city of Sderot, with both Palestinian and Israeli media sources reporting that Israeli soldiers and civilians had been taken hostage. The Israel Defense Forces retaliated with airstrikes in the Gaza Strip that killed at least 232 Palestinians.