Rockets fired at Tel Aviv as Israel faces growing pressure over war in Gaza

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• Sirens sounded in Tel Aviv and parts of central Israel on Sunday, according to the Israeli military, marking the first time rockets have been fired at the city since late January. Hamas said it was responsible.
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• Ceasefire and hostage talks are set to resume next week, officials say. Israel's war cabinet meets later Sunday. Talks between Israel and Hamas have stalled, with both parties failing to reach an agreement over differences on key demands.
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• Protesters clashed with police in Tel Aviv Saturday night, following a day of rallies calling for a ceasefire and the return of hostages. One video showed horse-mounted police and water cannons trying to clear demonstrators.
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• Spain's defense minister has said that what is happening in Gaza is a "real genocide." Spain was one of three European countries to announce plans to recognize a Palestinian state, further piling pressure on Israel.The
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•  Israel Defense Forces (IDF) said on Sunday that eight rockets have been fired from the Rafah area of southern Gaza and had crossed into Israel. "A number of projectiles" were 

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