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The Trump administration announced that it had successfully removed 13.5 kilograms (29.8 pounds) of enriched uranium from Venezuela. The move comes amid a thaw in relations with Caracas following the capture of Nicolás Maduro.
The war we are currently waging on multiple fronts cannot be concluded without a spectacular military victory. Nor can a peaceful and lasting settlement be achieved without the collapse of the Iranian regime.
Despite repeated attempts around the world to silence and deny them, there is no doubt: grave sex crimes were committed strategically, systematically and on a large scale throughout the October 7 attack and in captivity. Meanwhile, all Israeli official bodies remain silent when the question arises, and that silence is deeply troubling.
Against the backdrop of the dramatic Wall Street Journal report on a secret Israeli military base that operated in the heart of Iraq, tensions in the country show no sign of subsiding. A parliamentary source revealed that the Iraqi army approached the alleged base and assessed that the forces there were American.
The heavy exchanges of fire in southern Lebanon continue. Hezbollah is launching explosive drones at IDF soldiers, while the military has yet to provide an adequate defensive solution. The IDF is operating with “one hand tied behind its back” because its activity is limited to what has been defined as the “yellow line.”
