Israel broke its ceasefire with Hamas in Gaza. What happened?
- Israel resumed military operations in Gaza after Hamas refused to release hostages, according to Israel's Defense Minister Israel Katz.
- The attacks are aimed at pressuring Hamas to negotiate and secure the release of remaining hostages.
- On Tuesday, Israel's military ordered Palestinians to evacuate areas in Gaza, marking it as the deadliest day since November 2023.
- The UN's top official on Palestinian affairs, Philippe Lazzarini, criticized the war's resumption, warning it will lead to more suffering.
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Windsor pro-Palestine demonstrators blast ceasefire breach
Vehicle horns blared in response to dozens of pro-Palestine demonstrators lining parts of Huron Church Road in Windsor on Wednesday, one day after Israel broke a ceasefire and killed hundreds with military strikes in Gaza.
Why Israel Resumed Hostilities in Gaza
How can we explain the breakdown of the cease-fire and the resumption of Israeli bombings on the Palestinian enclave on Tuesday, March 18th? In this podcast, Samuel Forey, World correspondent in Jerusalem, explains the reasons why Benyamin Netanyahu took this path.
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