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The UN is calling for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza following the resumption of Israeli airstrikes. UN Secretary-General António Guterres expressed shock and called for the release of hostages.

Five Hamas leaders and officials, including the Deputy Minister of Interior and the head of internal operations, were killed in Israeli airstrikes in the Gaza Strip. Hamas has accused Israel of escalation.

The Israel Defense Forces called on residents of eastern Gaza to evacuate immediately. This is due to the start of a powerful IDF offensive against terrorist organizations in the region.

Gold prices have once again peaked at $3,006 as investors seek refuge from the economic problems caused by Trump's customs policy. Since the beginning of the year, gold has risen in price by 14%.

Israel has launched a series of airstrikes on Gaza targeting Hamas facilities. More than 230 people have died, including women and children, making these bombings the most powerful since January.

Israel launched intense strikes on Gaza after consultations with the Trump team. The airstrikes were among the largest since the January 19 ceasefire, with Hamas accusing Israel of violating the agreement.

Israel strikes Hamas infrastructure after accusations of non-compliance with the agreement. The operation was approved by Netanyahu and Katz due to Hamas' refusal to release the hostages.

A South Korean military drone Heron collided with a helicopter at an airfield in Yangju. The incident caused a fire that was extinguished within 20 minutes, no casualties.

The Israel Defense Forces struck Hezbollah targets in southern Lebanon, including the Radwan force command center. The IDF stated that violations of agreements between Israel and Lebanon are unacceptable.

The Prime Minister of Israel has called for the continuation of indirect negotiations with Hamas to stabilize the situation in Gaza and release the hostages. Israel has repeatedly violated the ceasefire agreement.

Yemeni Houthis have stated that the US strikes will not go unanswered, reinforcing their support for Palestinians. The Yemeni Foreign Ministry condemned Washington's actions, emphasizing the country's right to self-defense.

In the Beit Lahia area, the Israeli Air Force launched a pinpoint strike on a group of terrorists, including participants in the October 7 attack. Members of the Hamas and Islamic Jihad groups were eliminated.

The US has designated South Korea as a "sensitive" country. Seoul has expressed concern and is in talks with Washington.

The Hamas group announced the release of one hostage with dual citizenship and the return of the bodies of four dead prisoners. This is happening against the background of ceasefire negotiations between Israel and Hamas.

The Israel Defense Forces struck a terrorist command center in Damascus. Hezbollah infrastructure in Lebanon, where strategic weapons were manufactured and stored, was also hit.

Yemeni Houthi rebels announced the resumption of attacks on Israeli ships in adjacent waters. This happened after the deadline set for Israel to deliver aid to Gaza.

Steve Witkoff has joined negotiations between Israel and Hamas to extend the ceasefire in Gaza. Israel is hoping for a US proposal to extend the ceasefire for two months.

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio stated that direct negotiations with HAMAS were a "one-time situation". He also supported Israel's decision to stop supplying electricity to Gaza as a negotiation tactic.

The Israeli Minister of Energy ordered to stop electricity supply to the Gaza Strip. This decision is related to the holding of 59 hostages and Hamas's refusal of the ceasefire proposal.

Israel will send a delegation to Doha for talks with Hamas on extending the ceasefire regime in the Gaza Strip. Hamas representatives are already negotiating in Cairo with the mediation of Egypt and Qatar.

The Israeli Air Force attacked military targets of "Hezbollah" in southern Lebanon, carrying out 20-30 separate explosions. The IDF discovered weapons and missile launchers that violate the ceasefire agreement.

Israel, Saudi Arabia, and the "Five Eyes" alliance are considering the possibility of reducing intelligence sharing with the US. The reason is the warming of relations between the Trump administration and Russia.

March 6 is celebrated as the European Day of the Righteous, honoring the rescuers of Jews during the Holocaust. 2673 Ukrainians have been awarded the title of "Righteous Among the Nations" by the State of Israel for saving Jews from the Nazis.

The Israeli government plans to strengthen the blockade of the Gaza Strip, including the cessation of electricity and water supplies. HAMAS is also preparing to resume hostilities, increasing the security of hostages.

The USA has halted funding for the sale of new weapons to Ukraine through the foreign military financing system. The White House is considering the possibility of freezing arms supplies from US reserves.

At a bus station in Haifa, a knife attacker killed a 70-year-old man and wounded four people, including a 15-year-old boy. The attacker was killed at the scene.

U. S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio approves accelerated military aid to Israel worth $4 billion. The decision includes bypassing bureaucratic procedures and lifting restrictions on arms exports.

Israel has agreed to extend the ceasefire in the Gaza Strip beyond mid-April during Ramadan and Passover. Hamas is to release half of the hostages, but has not yet given an official response to the proposal.

The latest round of talks in Cairo did not yield any results on extending the ceasefire agreement. The first phase of the agreement expires on December 2, but hostilities will not resume until agreements on the second phase are reached.

Israel is trying to persuade the United States to support a weak and decentralized Syria, including the retention of Russian military bases. The goal is to counter the growing influence of Turkey, which supports Syria's new Islamist rulers.