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Asianet Suvarna News editor Ajit Hanamakkanavar, reporting on the Israel-Palestine war, visited Kibbutz Be'eri, which is only two kilometers from the Gaza border. The Kibbutz, with a population of around 1000 residents just 15 days ago, now stands in ruins

Asianet Suvarna News Editor Ajit Hanamakkanavar speaks to Yasi Qauda, a seasoned expert in rescue operations, compares the carnage he saw at Kibbutz Be’eri, located a mere two kilometres from the Gaza border, to some of the worst he has witnessed in his 33-year career, citing horrifying scenes of carnage and unimaginable suffering.

Kiryat Gat in southern Israel was on the target list of Hamas terrorists who unleashed bloodshed on October 7. However, Israeli forces managed to stop the terror in its tracks. Ajit Hanamakkanavar, Editor of Asianet Suvarna News, travelled to this city, 50 kilometres from the Gaza border and met some Indian-origin residents.

Kiryat Gat in southern Israel was on the target list of Hamas terrorists who unleashed bloodshed on October 7. However, Israeli forces managed to stop the terror in its tracks. Ajit Hanamakkanavar, Editor of Asianet Suvarna News, travelled to this city, 50 kilometres from the Gaza border and met some Indian-origin residents.

Ajit Hanamakkanavar, Editor of Asianet Suvarna News, provides an insight into the life of the ordinary Palestinian in Ramallah amidst the ongoing war with Israel. Reporting from the warzone, he captures the support base that Hamas enjoys among Palestinians and their deep-rooted hatred for Israel.

Ajit Hanamakkanavar, Editor of Asianet Suvarna News, travelled from Tel Aviv to Sderot near the Gaza Border which stands as a witness to the horrors of October 7 when Hamas militants unleashed a bloodbath, and the retaliation unleashed by the Israeli Defence Forces. Hamas is considered a terrorist organization by several countries, including Israel, the United States, Canada, the European Union, and others.

Asianet Suvarna News Editor Ajit Hanamakkanavar reports from Jerusalem, where daily life continues despite the Israel-Hamas war. Jerusalem remains relatively calm, with no recent sirens sounding. In contrast, Gaza faces severe challenges, including food shortages, and escalating tensions in Israel involving Hezbollah, Syria, and Hamas. Efforts to evacuate residents and diplomatic discussions are ongoing amid ongoing conflicts.

Bomb shelters, often located in building basements, have played a crucial role in saving lives during these attacks. These shelters are equipped with robust iron doors designed to withstand missile attacks, gunfire, and bomb blasts. Ajit Hanamakkanavar, Editor of Asianet Suvarna News, visited one such omb shelter in Israel's Ashkelon. These shelters are well-equipped with sturdy iron doors, essential amenities, and a two-way lock system, ensuring safety during attacks, including nighttime conflict with militants. 

Ajit Hanamakkanavar, Editor of Asianet Suvarna News, reports from the Gaza border, where Israeli forces are preparing for a possible retaliation. Bullets scattered along the road served as grim evidence of the intensity of Hamas attack, with buildings in towns near the Gaza Strip border left in ruins due to rocket attacks. Hamas attacked Israel on October 7, causing fatalities. Israelis want Hamas eradicated. Israel strengthens defenses with Apache helicopters amid ongoing conflict.

Ajit Hanamakkanavar, Editor of Asianet Suvarna News, provides an insight into life in Israel amidst the ongoing war with Hamas. He travelled to Sderot, a town situated near the Gaza border, to find out how 5000-odd Israelis who have not been evacuated from there live in constant threat from Israeli rocket shelling. Sderot near the Gaza border faces frequent missile attacks, residents evacuated, Israeli army active in ongoing conflict.

Ajit Hanamakkanavar, Editor of Asianet Suvarna News, provides an insight into life in Israel amidst the ongoing war with Hamas. Reporting from the warzone, he captures the resilience of the Israeli people, who are determined to defend their homeland. 

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Asianet Suvarna News-Jan Ki Baat Exit Poll Analysis: The Exit Poll projects that the BJP is likely to get 94-117 seats, the Congress party may get between 91-106 seats and JD(S) is projected to get seat share in the range of 14-24 seats. But which gains region wise? Take a look here.

The Asianet News-Jan Ki Baat Exit Poll has indicated that on May 13, the Bharatiya Janata Party would emerge as the single largest party.

"The entire population of Karnataka knows now that voting for Janata Dal-Secular is like voting for the Congress. How can JD-S form the government? There is neither a sentiment (in favour of JDS) nor seats,"  Union Home Minister Amit Shah told Asianet Suvarna News Editor Ajit Hanamakkanavar.