Paraguay’s Government Palace has shown solidarity with Israel by lighting up in the colors of the Israeli flag. This gesture comes after Hamas launched a surprise attack on Israel, resulting in numerous deaths, missing individuals, and abductions. The Supernova music festival in southern Israel was one of the locations targeted by Hamas, with Zaka Search and Rescue recovering the bodies of 260 victims. The death toll from the ongoing conflict now stands at nearly 2,300, with Palestine reporting 1,100 deaths and Israel reporting over 1,200 casualties. Here is an update on the status of foreign nationals in Israel according to their respective governments:
– Argentina: The Embassy of Argentina in Israel confirmed that seven Argentinians have died and 15 are missing. Among the deceased is Rodolfo Fabian Skariszewski from Moshav Ohad. The embassy expressed condolences to his family and friends. Additionally, 625 Argentine citizens have requested evacuation from Israel.
– Austria: Austria’s foreign ministry announced that one of their missing citizens with dual Austrian-Israeli nationality has been found dead. The ministry condemned Hamas’ attack and offered condolences to the family.
– Brazil: Three Brazilian nationals have been reported missing in Israel. The Brazilian embassy in Tel Aviv has received requests for repatriation from 1,700 Brazilian tourists in Tel Aviv and Jerusalem. The Brazilian air force is organizing evacuation flights for these citizens.
– Britain: Bernard Cowan, a British citizen, was confirmed to be killed by Hamas according to Jackson Carlaw, a British member of Parliament for Eastwood. Several other British citizens have also been reported dead or missing. James Cleverly, Britain’s foreign secretary, stated that a significant number of British-Israeli dual nationals have been affected by the violence.
– Cambodia: Cambodian Prime Minister Samdech Thipadei Hun Manet reported the death of one Cambodian student in Israel due to the Hamas attack.
– Canada: Two Canadians have been confirmed dead, and a third missing Canadian is presumed dead. The identities of the deceased have not been disclosed, pending contact with their families. Three other Canadians are also missing.
– Chile: The Chilean Ministry of Foreign Affairs confirmed the deaths of three Chilean nationals and the disappearances of two individuals. The minister of foreign affairs spoke with the father of Loren Garcovich, who was reportedly kidnapped by Hamas along with her husband Ivan Illarramendi, a Spaniard.
– China: Three Chinese nationals have been confirmed dead, two are missing, and several others are wounded. Israel’s foreign ministry previously reported that one Chinese national was taken hostage.
– Colombia: Two Colombian nationals named Ivonne Rubio and Antonio Mesias Motano have been missing since the Supernova music festival. Israel’s ambassador to Colombia expressed hope for their safe return.
– France: Eleven French citizens were killed in the Hamas attack, according to France’s foreign minister Catherine Colonna. The death toll had previously been reported as four, but it has now been revised. France is also mourning the death of a second citizen and has reported that 20 others are still unaccounted for, possibly kidnapped.
– Germany: One German citizen has been confirmed killed, and an unspecified number of individuals are still unaccounted for according to Israel’s foreign ministry.
– Italy: Three Italian Israeli citizens have gone missing, including Nir Forti.
– Mexico: Two Mexican nationals are believed to have been kidnapped by Hamas, while a third Mexican citizen initially thought to be taken hostage has been found safe. Mexico has sent two planes to evacuate its citizens from Israel.
– Nepal: Ten Nepalese students were killed by Hamas at Alumim Kibbutz, and their bodies are being repatriated by the Nepalese government. Nepal has declared a national day of mourning and is working to bring back those who wish to return from Israel. One Nepalese individual remains missing.
– Paraguay: Two Paraguayan citizens residing in Israel have been reported missing. The Paraguayan government is in contact with local authorities to locate them.
– Peru: Two Peruvian citizens, Brando David Flores Garcia and Daniel Levi, were killed in the attack. Two others are still missing. Israel has described Levi as a hero.
These updates from various governments shed light on the impact of the conflict on foreign nationals in Israel. The situation remains tense, with casualties continuing to rise and many individuals still unaccounted for.
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