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Support for Israel’s military campaign against the Hamas in Gaza has also fallen sharply. Only 32% of Americans now back the operation, compared to 60% who oppose it and 8% who are undecided.
Among those killed was NYPD Officer Didarul Islam, a 36-year-old immigrant from Bangladesh who was working security at the building. Islam, described by officials as a hero, leaves behind two young sons and a pregnant wife expecting their third child.
Although Israel has refused so far to transfer weapons to Kyiv, it agreed to launch a "strategic dialogue on the Iranian threat" – a move that could lead to intelligence and technological collaboration in the future.
Two sources familiar with the matter told CNN that the United States depleted a quarter of its advanced interceptor missiles during its defense of Israel in Operation Iron Sword. Last year, the US produced only 11 new THAAD interceptor missiles and is expected to manufacture just 12 more in 2026.
During anniversary celebrations of the 2024 Paris Olympics, Amnesty International projected anti-Israel message against backdrop of Olympic air balloon, with genocide accusations in Gaza.
After three days of deadly exchanges of fire and an escalation in the fighting, Bangkok and Phnom Penh agreed to hold a preliminary meeting for talks. Trump spoke with Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet and his Thai counterpart, Phumtham Wechayachai, and both sides expressed a willingness to halt the violence.
Agricultural vehicles have become the primary means of escape for rural populations who lack access to conventional transportation, creating scenes reminiscent of historical conflicts as modern warfare forces ancient methods of displacement.
The French president announced on his X account that France will recognize a Palestinian state. He said the move stems from "a historic commitment to a just and lasting peace in the Middle East."