ISRAEL'S killing of five militants yesterday came as the United Nations urged a halt to the deadly West Bank raids.
The fatalities mean 16 have died in the first two days of Israel's military operation in the occupied territory.
Keir Starmer and French president Emmanuel Macron both expressed concern yesterday about rising tensions in the Middle East.
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