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Speaking to reporters, the US president addressed the ongoing contacts between Washington and Tehran and said he expected to take part indirectly. “We could have had a deal instead of sending the B-2s in to knock out their nuclear potential. And we had to send the B-2s,” Trump said.
250,000 take to the streets of Munich, with Los Angeles and Toronto each drawing about 350,000. Exiled Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi declares: “This is our final battle.”
A senior administration official said Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s recent meeting with President Donald Trump helped harden Washington’s tone toward Tehran, as Trump expressed optimism about nuclear talks with Iran but warned that if diplomacy fails, the US is prepared to use “very great force.”
Home Office decision deemed unlawful despite activists' attacks on military sites and the British headquarters of an Israeli arms manufacturer, Elbit.
The USS Gerald R. Ford will join the Abraham Lincoln strike group in the Persian Gulf, extending its deployment until late April or early May.
President Donald Trump sharply criticized Israeli President Isaac Herzog, claiming he is refusing to grant a pardon to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu despite having the authority to do so. Herzog: "Israel is a sovereign state governed by the rule of law."
Vice president's comments precede Netanyahu-Trump meeting as nuclear negotiations restart.
Morning Consult survey reveals widespread disapproval across continent as Starmer government reels from Epstein files revelations.
Columbia researcher will present on "de-colonial land uses" in Gaza tunnel network where Israeli hostages were held. Senior Orthodox rabbi responds: "I thought this was a bad joke."
Mike Huckabee accepts interview challenge from former Fox News host who called Christian Zionists "the people I despise most in the world."
