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Netanyahu: Israeli Forces to Remain in Security Zones in Gaza, Lebanon, and Syria
Binyamin Netanyahu stated that the Israeli army will stay as long as necessary in the security zones established in Gaza, Lebanon, and Syria. The statement came shortly after the announcement of an agreement between the US and Iran.
Israeli Army Suffers 30 Casualties in Clashes in Southern Lebanon
The Israeli army announced that since March 2, 30 officers and soldiers have been killed and 1,347 soldiers wounded in clashes in Southern Lebanon. Intermittent shelling and a rocket attack attributed to Hezbollah were also reported in some areas of Lebanon.
Israeli Settlers Attempt to Set Fire to Al-Nur Mosque in Occupied West Bank
In the village of Burka near Ramallah in the West Bank, Israeli settlers reportedly set a vehicle on fire and tried to burn down the Al-Nur Mosque. Villagers extinguished the flames before they could spread, and the attackers fled the area.
Ben Gvir: US-Iran Deal Does Not Bind Israel, Pressure on Hezbollah Must Continue
Israel's National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir stated that the announced agreement between Washington and Tehran is not binding for Israel. Ben Gvir also argued that military pressure on Hezbollah in Lebanon should continue.
Agreement Announced by Iran and the US Sparks Hope in the Middle East
The US and Iran have announced an agreement that includes reopening the Strait of Hormuz. Qatar, Pakistan, Turkey, and the United Nations have hailed the development as a significant step toward regional stability.
New Negotiation Framework Expected in Switzerland After Iran War
While the ceasefire continues in the Iran war that began after Israeli and US attacks, a framework agreement aimed at ending the conflict is expected to be signed in Switzerland on Friday. A framework on the nuclear issue has emerged, with details left to a second agreement.
Iran-US Agreement May Not End Pressure on Oil Market: Volatility from Middle East Continues
Analysts suggest that the temporary agreement expectation between the US and Iran may not immediately end short-term fluctuations in the oil market. The reorganization of flows around the Strait of Hormuz and the recovery of global stocks could take time.
Egypt Allocates 60 Billion Pounds to Upgrade Power Grid and Support Renewable Energy
The Egyptian government has allocated 60 billion Egyptian pounds to projects aimed at strengthening the national power grid to accommodate the growing renewable energy capacity. Officials say this move aims to modernize the grid and increase the share of renewables in the electricity mix to 45% by 2028.
Approximately 19 gigabyte data leak from Syria’s Foreign Ministry sparks regional security concerns
A leak of approximately 19 gigabytes of documents and personal data attributed to Syria’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates has reignited debates about institutional security and governance. The ministry announced it has launched an investigation and that services are continuing normally.
Prolonged disruption in Strait of Hormuz limits Iranian and Gulf oil flow, prices remain lower than expected
The disruption in the Strait of Hormuz, exceeding 100 days, has severely constricted global oil flow, yet Brent prices have not made the anticipated leap. Analysts say stockpiles and alternative supply sources are keeping the market afloat for now.

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