Over 100 people have been killed in Israeli airstrikes in Gaza and Lebanon in the past 24 hours.

On Friday (November 8), Al Jazeera reported that more than 50 Palestinians have been killed in Israeli airstrikes across Gaza. Of these, 42 were killed in the besieged northern part of Gaza.

The Gaza Health Ministry said that the total death toll in the Israeli attack in Gaza since October last year has reached 43,469. More than 100,000 people have been injured during this time.

The Lebanese Ministry of Public Health said that 53 people have been killed and 161 injured in Israeli attacks across the country in the past 24 hours.

Meanwhile, Netanyahu's forces have continued to attack various important installations across Lebanon. In addition to important installations and mosques, they are also carrying out one after another attack on historical sites.

On Wednesday local time, Israel attacked a historical site from the Roman Empire in Baalbek, known as the archaeological city of Lebanon. The entire area was severely damaged. One historical site was destroyed.

A video released on Thursday showed the historic Al-Manshia building being demolished. Authorities said the damaged building belonged to the Ottoman Empire. They said that while the damage to the exterior was known, the extent of the damage inside the building would be known after an investigation.

The Israeli army has been targeting this historic city for the past few weeks. More than 3,000 Lebanese citizens have now lost their lives in the Lebanon-Israel war that has been going on for more than a year.

Trump has appointed Susie Wiles as the White House chief of staff after winning the election. This is the first appointment made by the 47th president this time.

This information was published in a report by the British media BBC on Thursday (November 7).

The report said that Trump has appointed Trump's campaign partner Susie Wiles as chief of staff. The White House chief of staff usually plays an important role in the administrative work of each president. They basically work as managers of the White House and are responsible for bringing together the president's staff. They also advise the president on policy issues and are responsible for directing and supervising policy development.

Although the position has been held by men for so long, according to the Trump campaign, Wiles will be the first woman to hold this position.

In a statement on Thursday, Trump said, "Susie is a tough, smart, innovative and universally admired and respected figure. Susie will continue to work tirelessly to make America great again.

He also said, "Susie Wiles helped me achieve one of the greatest political victories in American history."

In addition, in a post about Susie on social media X, Trump wrote, "Susie will do a phenomenal job leading the team and helping deliver the America First agenda."

Dhaka: Republican Congressman Pete Sessions has commented that Donald Trump will be different in his second term as president compared to his first term.

Regarding the conflict in the Middle East, Pete Sessions said that Trump is very interested in listening to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. However, Trump is smart enough not to get involved in war.

In an interview with the media on Thursday (November 7), he said that Trump’s thinking about war has “matured” compared to his first term as president.

Pete Sessions hopes that Donald Trump’s second term will be different in governing the country. He said that some of Trump’s thinking about Ukraine has matured. He wants stability, not chaos. This term, he (Trump) will be quite disciplined in guiding the main policies.

According to BBC information, Donald Trump has 294 Electoral College votes. On the other hand, Democratic candidate Kamala Harris has received 223 votes.

After the victory, Donald Trump appeared at the election campaign watch party in Florida and said that he had won an extraordinary victory. He also said that this will be the golden age of America. This is an extraordinary victory for the American people, who will help us make America great again, he said.

Donald Trump described the victory as a 'political victory' and thanked voters for electing him as the 47th president of the United States. During his speech, the crowd gathered in Palm Beach started shouting 'America, America, America'.

Dhaka: Republican Party candidate Donald Trump has won a landslide victory in the US presidential election. He has already crossed the magic figure of 270 Electoral College votes to enter the White House. Out of a total of 538 Electoral College votes, Trump has received 279 and Democratic Party candidate Kamala Harris has received 223 votes.

In the meantime, crazy Donald Trump has declared himself the winner of the election. And immediately after the announcement of this victory, world leaders congratulated him. In addition, leaders of the Muslim world, including Saudi Arabia, Iran, Turkey, Pakistan, Hamas, Egypt, Qatar, have also expressed their reactions to the next American president, Al Jazeera News.

Qatar's Emir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al-Thani said that he is looking forward to working with Trump again to "enhance regional and global security and stability."

Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi said he hoped Trump's return to the White House would help restore peace to the Middle East.

"I wish him every success.... We will work together to achieve peace to maintain regional stability. I am looking forward to strengthening the friendly strategic partnership between the people of Egypt and the United States."

Government spokeswoman Fatemeh Mohajerani told reporters after an Iranian cabinet meeting that the US election would not affect Iranians' livelihoods.

"The US election is not really our business. Our policies are fixed and do not change based on individuals. We have made the necessary predictions before and people's livelihoods will not change," she said.

"Our position on the new US administration depends on its position and practical behavior towards our Palestinian people, their legitimate rights and their just cause," Hamas, the Palestinian independence movement, said in a statement.

Hamas said in a statement that the new president must listen to the voice of the American community that rejects the aggression on Gaza, adding that the new US administration “must understand that our people are confronting the occupation and will not accept it.”

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan congratulated his friend Trump.

In a post on social media, he said, “I believe ... in this new era that began with the election of the American people, more efforts will be made for a just world. I hope this victory will end the regional wars.”

Saudi King Salman and Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman congratulated Trump, the Saudi state news agency reported. The king praised “the close ties between the two friendly countries and peoples, which we want to strengthen and develop in all areas.”

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif congratulated President-elect Donald Trump on his historic victory for a second term.

In a post on social media, he said he looked forward to working closely with the incoming administration to further strengthen and expand Pakistan-US relations.