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Israel says the ceasefire in Gaza is over.

NPR's Kat Lonsdorf reports Israel's launched devastating airstrikes that have killed more than 400 people and injured at least 500 across Gaza.

Israel says these strikes were targeting senior Hamas officials and that this new offensive is to pressure Hamas to accept a proposal by President Trump's special envoy, Steve Whitkoff, for the release of more Israeli hostages.

Just to be clear, the Whitkokopf plan that they're pushing is

different than the original deal that both sides agreed to back in January. The first phase of that deal

expired at the beginning of this month. Hamas has been pushing to go to the second phase of that plan,

but Israel is now demanding the Wittkoff plan. Senior HMass officials said Netanyahu's decision amounts to a death sentence for remaining

hostages.

In mid-January, Israel and Hamas agreed to an initial ceasefire of six weeks in which Hamas

released more than 30 Israeli and foreign hostages, some living, some dead.

In exchange, Israel released close to 2,000 Palestinian prisoners and detainees.

The Trump administration continues to double down on its use of an 18th century wartime power to deport some migrants with little or no due process.

Federal courts have asked the administration for more details.

Imperial Martinez-Beltron reports.

Federal judge James Bolsberg has questioned whether the Trump administration violated his orders from Saturday to turn around the flights carrying alleged members of Tren de Aragua, a U.S. designated foreign terror group in Venezuela.

The Trump administration has now partially replied.

The DOJ provided a sworn declaration that no one was deported under the

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