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When he was serving as commander of IDF Division 210 on the Golan Heights, Roman Gofman met with a senior Mossad official in an effort to cooperate. The very fact that the meeting took place shows the great importance Gofman attached to the field of influence, which would later entangle him and now stands between him and the Mossad directorship.
Activists from the “Sumud convoy,” who were making their way to the Gaza Strip through Libya and Egypt, were detained by forces loyal to Gen. Khalifa Haftar in western Libya. Ten activists were arrested and face deportation from the country.
Iran's supreme leader issued a written statement marking the pilgrimage to Mecca, lashing out at Israel and the United States. "The feeble Zionist regime and the cancerous tumor of Israel have approached the final stages of their cursed lives," Khamenei wrote.
When Benjamin Netanyahu was in the opposition, he argued that the one thing by which an Israeli prime minister is judged is his ability to say “no” to the president of the United States. Well, this is the moment when he must say “no,” because the “yes” he has been saying for the past month and a half is abandoning Israel's north.
Qatar’s involvement in the talks between the US and Iran is not coincidental, and in fact began several weeks ago. According to two diplomatic sources in the Gulf and a Western intelligence official, Qatar is providing financial assistance to Iran. In the incidents that followed the ceasefire, the United Arab Emirates was attacked, as was Saudi Arabia on one occasion, but Qatar remained protected.
