Terrorist neutralized after attempting to infiltrate northern Israel
The IDF declared a security lockdown in three northern communities after a suspect fired at soldiers.
The IDF declared a security lockdown in three northern communities after a suspect fired at soldiers.
Five Western nations imposed travel bans and asset freezes, threatening further steps if Israel does not urgently address settler violence in Judea and Samaria.
The US president is trying to project control in front of the cameras and says he believes there will be no need for another campaign. “Everything is working out very well,” he said. At another event, he claimed: “You're really gonna win this over the next two weeks when we declare total victory.” Vice President Vance on an agreement with Iran: “Israel may like it, and it may not.”
President Trump addressed the incident, saying the two pilots who landed on Iranian soil were in good condition, and that a report on the incident would be released later in the day. The New York Times reported that according to sources familiar with the details, it was still unclear whether the helicopter had been downed by Iranian fire, suffered a mechanical failure or encountered another problem.
According to a report by the USAID inspector general, the relief agency employees who took part in the terrorist attack included school principals, teachers, security personnel, orderlies, counselors and medical staff. The inspector general ordered that all 101 employees in question be added to a government blacklist that will bar them from taking part in any US aid project for a decade.
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