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Your daily horoscope: March 18, 2026

  IF TODAY IS YOUR BIRTHDAY Anyone who thinks you are too timid to strike out on your own will be proved totally wrong over the coming year. A Pisces new moon, plus the influence of changes planet Uranus, will empower you to do magical things. ARIES (March 21 - April 20): The time is approaching when you will get the chance to make amends for recent failures and show the world you are still a force to be reckoned with. Use the Pisces new moon to draw a line under the past, then stride confidently into the future. TAURUS (April 21 - May 21): As well as a new moon there is a fine link today between the sun and changes planet Uranus, which will give you the confidence to strike out in a new direction. Your willingness to take chances will surprise everyone, including yourself. GEMINI (May 22 - June 21): Reach out and seize the rewards and applause you know you deserve. Don’t worry about getting on the wrong side of your employer or your rivals because it is only by being forceful that...

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Gaza Militants Fire Rockets Into Israel Amid Escalating Conflict

In a tense escalation of the ongoing conflict, Gaza militants from the Palestinian Islamic Jihad group launched a barrage of rockets into Israel on Monday. This move came as Israeli tanks continued their advance deeper into Gaza, intensifying the fighting in the region.

The armed wing of Islamic Jihad, an Iranian-backed ally of Hamas, stated that the rocket attacks were in response to “the crimes of the Zionist enemy against our Palestinian people.” Fortunately, the volley of approximately 20 rockets caused no casualties, according to the Israeli military.

Despite Israel’s offensive aimed at neutralizing threats, militants in some parts of Gaza persistently target Israeli forces in areas previously vacated by the army. On Monday, Israeli tanks extended their incursions into the Shejaia suburb in eastern Gaza City for a fifth consecutive day. Additionally, tanks advanced further in western and central Rafah, near the border with Egypt.

As the conflict continues, casualties mount, and the heavily built-up coastal enclave lies in ruins, the situation remains highly volatile. Israel has signaled that its operation in Rafah, meant to suppress Hamas, will soon conclude. After this intense phase of the war, Israeli forces plan to focus on smaller-scale operations to prevent Hamas from reassembling.

The conflict began when Hamas-led fighters infiltrated southern Israel in October, resulting in significant loss of life and hostages taken back into Gaza. Israel’s counteroffensive has been devastating, with both combatants and civilians affected. The situation remains precarious, and international attention remains fixed on the region as tensions persist.


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