Israel is significantly increasing its military presence in northern Gaza, entering a new phase of the conflict with Hamas. Increased ground operations and increased airstrikes are aimed at destroying the militants’ infrastructure in the region. These actions are prompted by Israel’s desire to secure its borders and to carry out a strategic strike on key Hamas strongholds, which could lead to further escalation of tensions in the strip. The international community is closely monitoring the situation, fearing humanitarian consequences for

Israeli warplanes have attacked ten Hezbollah rocket launchers in southern Lebanon, which the militants have used to launch attacks on Israeli territory. Conflict with Hezbollah Escalates: Israel Strikes Missile Bases and Observation Posts in Lebanon, Air Defenses Effectively Repel Enemy Attack The Israeli military said the airstrikes targeted 10 Hezbollah rocket launchers in southern Lebanon, such as Zibqin and Chihino, posing a serious threat to Israeli civilians. The IDF also reported targeted strikes on Hezbollah observation positions in the Hula

Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh was killed early Wednesday morning in Tehran, the capital of Iran. The attack sparked “threats of retaliation against Israel” and fueled fears that the conflict in Gaza could escalate into a wider war in the Middle East. Reuters reports. Murder of Ismail Haniyeh: Iran declares national mourning and threatens retaliation, Israel remains silent The Palestinian militant group and Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps confirmed the death of Ismail Haniyeh. Guardians said the attack occurred shortly after

Israel plans to continue military operations in the Gaza Strip until the main goal of the IDF operation – the complete destruction of the Hamas terrorist group – is achieved. Diplomatic efforts may fail: Israel and Hamas on different positions in ceasefire talks The country intends to achieve “all other war objectives.” This statement was made by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu during a cabinet meeting. This statement was made by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at a cabinet meeting

Belarus, despite partnering with Armenia as part of the Collective Security Treaty Organization , supplied modern military equipment to Azerbaijan between 2018 and 2022, when the conflict in Karabakh reached its peak. This is reported by Politico, citing ” twelve correspondence, official notes, and invoices of exchange and export passports.” Helping the enemy :Belarus provided arms to Azerbaijan during the conflict with Armenia As you know, the CSTO is a military-political international organization consisting of Belarus, Armenia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, and

After a series of weeks-long truce talks, Hamas yesterday agreed to the terms suggested by mediators from Qatar and Egypt. In response, Israel rejected the offer, with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stating the proposed terms “do not meet Israel’s key demands. Israel and Hamas head to Cairo for critical ceasefire talks On Tuesday, Israel sent representatives to Cairo to continue peace talks. The Hamas delegation also went in the same direction. A group spokesman told AFP that the Cairo talks

Israel has called on dozens of Western nations to enforce sanctions against Iran following  its firing of over 300 drones and missiles into the country.  on Sunday night. Awaiting Jerusalem’s reaction to Tehran’s actions, the international community is calling for restraint in an  attempt to deter the escalation of tensions in the Middle East. Israel and Iran: the conflict is heating up. What is the strategy of the parties? Earlier this week, Israeli Chief of General Staff Herzi Halevi said

The President of the United States, Joe Biden noted that the incursion into Rafah, located on the southern frontier of the Gaza Strip would be considered a “red line.” However, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu affirmed that the Israeli governmentArmed Forces (IDF) will continue the offensive.Politico reports this. Netanyahu: “Israel will not leave Rafah: the red line remains” UN organizations have also raised concerns about a possible humanitarian catastrophe. “We will stay there. We will not leave Rafah. “You’re aware

Israel is ready toIsrael is prepared to escalate its military activities in the southern Gaza Strip and initiate a ground assault on Rafah, which borders Egypt, if hostages taken by the Hamas terrorist group do not return home before the start of Ramadan in March. This was stated by Benny Gantz, a member of the Israeli military cabinet, warning that if the hostages are not returned before Ramadan, fighting will continue in all areas, including Rafah. It is noteworthy that

Hamas agreed to accept medical supplies for Israeli hostages in exchange for additional humanitarian aid for the Gaza Strip. Qatari mediators announced this agreement. The agreement was reached through the mediation of Qatar and France. Israel has agreed to increase supplies of basic humanitarian goods to Gaza. After three months of intense Israeli bombing, the situation in the Gaza Strip has become extremely difficult. Qatari Foreign Ministry spokesman Majed Al-Ansari also announced that a special plane carrying humanitarian aid to