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The fourth meeting between Israel and Lebanon ended overnight. The ceasefire agreement will be conditional on a complete halt to Hezbollah fire and the full evacuation of its members from south of the Litani River. “Pilot zones” will be established under the exclusive control of the Lebanese Armed Forces. The sides will also reconvene in the final week of June with the aim of reaching a “comprehensive security agreement.”
Benno Kern, 98, becomes the centerpiece of a new XR project from the Claims Conference and the Austrian government, aimed at reaching younger audiences with survivor testimony.
Under the resolution approved overnight, the president will be required to secure congressional approval to continue the military campaign in Iran. The resolution has no binding legal force that would lead to the actual withdrawal of troops, since legislation of this kind requires the president’s signature or a two-thirds majority in both houses of Congress to override a presidential veto.
Theophilos III – head of one of Christianity's oldest institutions – will present Trump with a senior decoration tied to the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, in what marks their second meeting.
Protesters were demonstrating against the deputy Supreme Court president’s order to step up enforcement of arrests of draft dodgers. Windows were smashed, garden planters were broken and the windshield of Solberg’s car was shattered. The justice and his wife were inside the home during the riot.
