Israel's Renewed Military Operations in Gaza Kill Over 400, Prompt Regional Condemnation
Israel's airstrikes kill over 400 Palestinians in Gaza, ending a January ceasefire, amid calls for renewed negotiations and warnings of escalating international tensions.
Overview
On March 18, 2025, Israel launched airstrikes across Gaza, killing at least 400 Palestinians, mostly women and children, breaking a ceasefire established in January. This escalation followed Hamas's rejection of Israeli demands related to the ceasefire. Prime Minister Netanyahu stated the military operations would continue, indicating potential ground offensives against Hamas. As humanitarian concerns rise, protests against Netanyahu’s government grow in Israel. The strikes raised alarm over the fate of hostages held by Hamas. Many governments, including those of Egypt and Jordan, condemned the attacks, warning of dire consequences for regional stability and humanitarian situations.
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Israel resumed military operations due to Hamas' refusal to extend the ceasefire and release hostages, despite mediation efforts by the U.S., Qatar, and Egypt.
Hamas is believed to hold 24 living hostages and the bodies of 35 others.
Many governments, including Egypt and Jordan, have condemned the attacks, warning of dire consequences for regional stability and humanitarian situations.
The conflict has raised significant humanitarian concerns, with over 400 Palestinians killed in recent airstrikes, and protests growing in Israel over the government's actions.
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