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Netanyahu Cancels Thursday Cabinet Meeting: No Vote on Gaza Truce Planned
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced the postponement of a cabinet meeting to approve a Gaza ceasefire deal, citing a “last-minute crisis” with Hamas. Tensions remain high, with Hamas allegedly not fulfilling parts of the agreement. Netanyahu emphasized that the cabinet won’t convene until Hamas accepts all terms. Senior Hamas official Izzat al-Risheq reaffirmed the group’s commitment to the ceasefire. The delay was influenced by far-right Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich’s threats to withdraw support if the deal proceeds. Meanwhile, Israeli bombardment in Gaza continues, resulting in significant casualties, as the conflict’s toll escalates dramatically since October 7.

Lebanese Forces Ramp Up Efforts to Prevent Conflict Amid Surge of Syrian Alawite Refugees Crossing Border
The recent arrival of over 10,000 Syrian Alawites fleeing violence in Syria has heightened fears of sectarian conflict in northern Lebanon. The Lebanese Armed Forces have increased their presence to maintain stability, especially in Tripoli’s volatile areas of Bab Al Tebbaneh and Jabal Mohsen, where Sunni and Alawite groups have clashed historically. Reports indicate that around 1,380 civilians have died along Syria’s coast due to violence. Concerns about escalating tensions are compounded by the influx of firearms into the region. While the Lebanese government is attempting to manage the situation, ongoing challenges from radical groups and historical animosities persist.

UN Chief Celebrates Nowruz: A Message of Unity for Countries Embracing the Spring Festival
Nowruz, an ancient festival marking the arrival of spring, embodies renewal and is celebrated worldwide. This year, the UN Secretary-General highlighted its significance in promoting peace and unity amid global challenges. He emphasized that Nowruz symbolizes new beginnings, rebirth, and hope, serving as a reminder of humanity’s potential for harmony. The festival encourages letting go of grievances, fostering relationships, and embracing change. Traditions like the Haft-Seen table, family gatherings, and outdoor activities enhance its cultural richness. As communities prepare to celebrate, the UN chief’s message underscores the importance of compassion and unity, wishing everyone peace, health, and happiness.

Hamas Transfers Israeli Captives’ Remains to Red Cross: A Significant Humanitarian Gesture
In Khan Younis, southern Gaza, Palestinian fighters transported four coffins from the ICRC, marking a poignant reminder of the ongoing humanitarian crisis. The coffins, displayed with photographs of the deceased, included notable individuals such as Shiri Bibas and her two sons. Hamas expressed sorrow over the fate of Israeli captives, claiming they were killed due to Israeli military actions, while accusing Prime Minister Netanyahu of evading responsibility. The ongoing conflict has led to significant civilian casualties and humanitarian challenges, prompting calls for a ceasefire and renewed peace negotiations, underscoring the urgent need for dialogue and reconciliation.

Axis of Resistance Declares Ceasefire: A New Era in Israeli Conflict
During a ceremony in Pakistan, Major General Mohammad Bagheri, Chief of Staff of the Iranian Armed Forces, discussed significant recent developments in the Middle East, emphasizing the last 15 months as a turning point for the Islamic world and the Palestinian Resistance Front. He viewed the recent Gaza ceasefire as a sign of the decline of Israeli hegemony and highlighted the resilience of Palestinian forces in developing their defense capabilities despite a severe siege. Bagheri noted international acknowledgment of the Israeli regime’s vulnerability without Western support, suggesting a broader narrative of resistance against oppression that continues to shape regional dynamics.