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The Revolutionary Guards sent a message indicating possible flexibility on the nuclear issue. Trump decided to consult with leaders of countries in the region, with some believing that negotiations were pointless and that Iran was playing for time. They presented him with the timetable Iran had dragged out repeatedly, as well as the fact that it continues to attack the UAE.
Amid growing tensions over the possible resumption of the war, Iran is holding mass ceremonies to boost morale. Crowds in the streets are being urged to promote the culture of martyrdom and "avenge the death of the leader."
According to the Board of Peace report to the UN Security Council, humanitarian aid to Gaza has increased by 70% in terms of supplies, but humanitarian needs in the Strip remain extensive and most residents are still suffering from shortages of shelter, water, health care and employment.
Yechiel Leiter blasted the liberal Jewish group at a national antisemitism task force event, accusing it of two-facedness over its push to strip direct US military funding to Israel.
The Haredi sector in Israel has a pirate alternative to taxis. Press a button, and within minutes a car arrives, at a price that undercuts the market. Behind the innocent-sounding term “driver” lies an industry that evades taxes and could exact a deadly price. Insurance? License checks? Don’t make them laugh.
