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El premier de Israel, Benjamin Netanyahu, tras retomar los ataques contra Hamas en Gaza: «Esto es solo el comienzo»
El primer ministro israelí, Benjamín Netanyahu, aseguró este martes que la oleada de ataques contra la Franja de Gaza de las últimas horas, en la que han muerto más de 400 personas, «es solo el comienzo» y advirtió de que, «a partir de ahora, las negociaciones (con Hamas) solo tendrán lugar bajo fuego».
«Hamas ya ha sentido nuestra fuerza y me gustaría aclararles que esto es solo el comienzo. Seguiremos luchando para lograr todos los objetivos de la guerra», aseguró el mandatario en una breve declaración en vídeo en hebreo desde la Kirya, la sede del Ejército y del Ministerio de Defensa en Tel Aviv.
Netanyahu habló mientras cientos de personas, incluidos varios de los rehenes liberados en Gaza durante los últimos dos meses de tregua, se manifestaban en la ciudad israelí para criticar el retorno a la guerra de Israel.
En su mensaje, Netanyahu acusó al grupo terrorista de no aceptar ninguna de las propuestas de Israel y de Estados Unidos, a través de los mediadores, para extender el alto el fuego en Gaza, cuando Hamas lleva semanas pidiendo a las autoridades israelíes sentarse a negociar los términos de la segunda fase, que debería haber comenzado el 1 de marzo y que incluye la retirada total del Ejército y la liberación de los rehenes.
Netanyahu, además, criticó a los que, como han denunciado familiares de los rehenes, creen que el retorno a la guerra responde a consideraciones políticas. «No hacen más que repetir la propaganda de Hamas», dijo el primer ministro.
En un vídeo diferente, publicado en inglés, Netanyahu defendió que el Ejército no busca atacar a civiles palestinos, sino a milicianos de Hamas.
«Y cuando estos terroristas se incrustan en zonas civiles, cuando utilizan a civiles como escudos humanos, son ellos los responsables de todas las bajas no deseadas», dijo.
De momento, Israel ha confirmado la muerte de cinco altos cargos del grupo islamista en los bombardeos, que han supuesto la ruptura del alto el fuego vigente desde el 19 de enero, mientras que el Ministerio de Sanidad gazatí ha registrado la muerte de 404 personas, entre las que figuran 174 menores y 89 mujeres.
«Cada muerte de civiles es culpa de Hamás», aseguró el primer ministro israelí.
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Hundreds of migrants evicted from Paris theater after squatting there for months
More than 400 migrants were evacuated from a theater in Paris where they had been squatting for more than three months.
Police reportedly used tear gas at the beginning of the operation, but for the most part, the evacuation went on without incident, Reuters reported.
«At this stage, this was the thing to do because the situation was becoming complicated, tense and dangerous inside,» Paris Mayor Anne Hidalgo told France Inter radio, according to Reuters.
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French police arrested more than 46 people in the Tuesday operation, according to reports. It was not clear whether all 46 of those arrested were migrants, as police clashed with activists supporting the squatters during the operation.
People gather against police eviction of migrants from the Gaite Lyrique Theatre after more than three months of their occupation in Paris on March 18, 2025. (REUTERS/Abdul Saboor)
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Paris Police Prefect Laurent Nuñez said that some were arrested for «rebelling» while the evacuation operation was taking place and others were detained for «administrative checks,» according to Le Monde. Nuñez apparently called the migrants’ occupation of Paris’ Gaite Lyrique theater a threat to «public order,» the outlet added.
People stand inside the Gaite Lyrique Theatre during the police eviction of migrants from the theatre after more than three months of their occupation in Paris on March 18, 2025. (REUTERS/Abdul Saboor)
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A banner outside the theater read «400 lives in danger, 80 jobs under threat.»
CRS riot police officers enter the Gaite Lyrique, a Parisian performance hall occupied for three months by 450 young migrants, following a police order to vacate the premises in Paris on March 18, 2025. (ALAIN JOCARD/AFP via Getty Images)
The Gaite Lyrique Theater in Paris was forced to suspend operations in December, days after migrants began taking over the venue, demanding food and shelter. Gaite Lyrique apparently slammed authorities for their «inaction» on the situation, reports indicate.
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Small plane crashes after take off from Caribbean island along Honduras’ coast, killing at least 12
At least a dozen people died after a plane crashed off the Caribbean coast of Honduras Monday evening, authorities said.
The plane crashed seconds after taking off from the Juan Manuel Galvez Airport on Roatan Island, according to the country’s Civil Aeronautics Agency. Its destination was meant to be the nearby island of La Ceiba.
Honduran President Xiomara Castro said the wreckage was found less than a mile off the coast of Roatan Island.
Two crew members and 15 passengers were onboard the small aircraft, a Jetstream 32 operated by Honduran airline Lanhsa, according to the aeronautics agency.
PLANE CAUGHT ON CAMERA CRASHING INTO NEW ENGLAND NEIGHBORHOOD, NARROWLY MISSING HOMES
Rescue operations are underway in the aftermath of a plane crash in Roatan, Bay Islands, Honduras, on March 17, 2025. (Policia Nacional de Honduras/Handout)
Those aboard the plane included an American national, a French national and two minors, Reuters reported, citing the flight manifest shown by local media.
Five people were rescued from the incident, but one remains missing, Honduran firefighters said.
Local firefighters said among the dead was well-known Honduran musician Aurelio Martinez Suazo, according to Reuters.
DELTA PLANE WING CLIPS RUNWAY DURING BOTCHED LANDING AT LAGUARDIA AIRPORT
Rescue teams carry a survivor of a Honduran plane crash into a jet on Roatan Island on March 17, 2025. (Armed Forces of Honduras/Handout)
The accident was reportedly caused by a suspected mechanical failure of the aircraft, Roatan Mayor Ronnie Richard McNap Thompson said.
Fox News reached out to Lanhsa Airlines for more information but did not immediately receive a response.
Civil aviation official Carlos Padilla told AFP news agency that the plane «made a sharp turn to the right of the runway and fell into the water,» CBS reported.
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Rescue teams work in the aftermath of a plane crash near Roatan Island, Honduras, on March 17, 2025. (National Police of Honduras/Handout)
The government of Honduras activated several emergency services, including the Armed Forces, firefighters and police.
«The Government of Honduras deeply regrets the tragic accident in Roatan,» the government said in a post on X Monday.
The armed forces also said in a post on X that «rapid response teams continue working in the area to safeguard the lives of those affected.»
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Dramatic video of the incident shows emergency crews conducting rescue efforts from the sea.
Roatan Fire Capt. Franklin Borjas told Reuters the survivors were transported to a nearby hospital but noted that adverse conditions complicated the search and rescue efforts on Monday.
«It’s been difficult to access the accident [site], because there are 30 meters [98 feet] of rocks, and you can’t get there while walking or swimming,» Borjas said on Monday night. «The divers helping with the rescue have zero visibility.»
Firefighters said efforts to find the sole missing passenger will continue Tuesday when weather and visibility conditions are expected to improve.
Reuters contributed to this report.
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