The Turkish president attacked Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, saying he is “blinded by blood and hatred.” The remarks came after Netanyahu said Erdogan was “slaughtering Kurds.”

While a Hamas negotiating team held talks in Cairo, the terrorist organization rejected calls to lay down its arms and presented a sweeping list of conditions – including a full Israeli pullout from Gaza.

Forty-four days after the elimination of Iran’s supreme leader, new details are emerging about the IDF Military Intelligence Directorate’s operation. A Military Intelligence source said: “Since the elimination, there has been major chaos. The regime has still not stabilized.”

The litmus test for the Pakistan talks will be whether Iran is stripped of its nuclear capabilities. Any other outcome would grant the regime dangerous immunity. At the same time, negotiations with Lebanon are at a crossroads: can Beirut break free of Hezbollah’s stranglehold? 

According to The New York Times, the three issues the sides failed to resolve were reopening the Strait of Hormuz, unfreezing Iranian assets and transferring Iran's nuclear material. The regime in Tehran is demanding "war compensation" and refuses to reopen the strait to shipping until a final agreement is signed.