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Today, on the last Saturday of April, all pet owners can thank the people who keep their pets alive and healthy and join the celebration of World Veterinary Day.

Iran launched a massive attack on Israel, using about 300 drones and missiles. This provoked strong condemnation from the EU and European countries.

Iran fired dozens of drones and missiles toward Israel, setting off air raid sirens across the country, while Israel shot down more than 100 drones in response to a previous Israeli strike that killed Iranian soldiers.

Israel has begun jamming GPS signals across the country, including in major cities such as Tel Aviv and Jerusalem, to disrupt the satellite navigation of potential Iranian missiles and drones amid rising tensions with Iran.

Protesters in Jerusalem tried to break through to Netanyahu's residence, demanding the release of hostages held by Hamas and the replacement of the prime minister.

Today, on April Fool's Day, millions of people around the world join in celebrating April Fool's Day. Several other humorous holidays are associated with this event.

In a rare audio address, Hamas leader Muhammad Deif called on Muslims around the world to march on Jerusalem and "liberate the Al-Aqsa Mosque.

Today marks the beginning of Maslenitsa, an ancient Slavic holiday that celebrates the arrival of spring.

Thousands of people marched in Jerusalem to demand the release of Israeli hostages still being held in Gaza by Hamas after the October 7 attack.

Israel's plans for Gaza after the war include the creation of a security buffer zone and continued intervention, but the Palestinian Authority rejects these plans as occupation.

A cargo ship was fired upon by missiles off the coast of Yemen, causing a fire on board.

Three Palestinian attackers open fire near a checkpoint near Jerusalem, killing one Israeli and wounding 11 others.

Israel has declared Brazil's president persona non grata after he compared Israel's war against Hamas to the Holocaust.

Israel threatens a ground operation in Rafah before the start of Ramadan if Hamas does not release the hostages.

Israel will continue its offensive on Rafah, while guaranteeing the evacuation of civilians, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rejected Hamas' demands for the release of prisoners and other concessions as a condition for a ceasefire.

Israel rejects Hamas' ceasefire proposal, refusing to release prisoners.