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Your top stories on Monday: Irish troops determined to fulfil Lebanon mission; Israel marks one year since October 7th attacks

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Israeli hostages' family members and their supporters attend a protest marking the first anniversary of the October 7th Hamas-led attack, which killed 1,200 Israelis, mostly civilians, and saw an estimated 250 Israelis kidnapped and taken into Gaza. Just under 100 remain in captivity. Since Israel invaded Gaza after October 7th an estimated 41,000 Palestinians have been killed. Photograph: EPA
Israeli hostages' family members and their supporters attend a protest marking the first anniversary of the October 7th Hamas-led attack, which killed 1,200 Israelis, mostly civilians, and saw an estimated 250 Israelis kidnapped and taken into Gaza. Just under 100 remain in captivity. Since Israel invaded Gaza after October 7th an estimated 41,000 Palestinians have been killed. Photograph: EPA
Irish troops ‘determined to fulfil mission’ in Lebanon

Irish soldiers in Lebanon remain “steadfast in their determination and resilience to fulfil the mission”, the Defence Forces said on Sunday as the Israeli army continued to push across the country’s southern border.

All personnel are accounted for and well, the Defence Forces said, as “the lines of engagement” moved north of UN Post 6-52, the post manned by the Irish soldiers taking part in the UN peacekeeping operation.

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