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Meanwhile, despite sharp differences between Organization of Islamic Cooperation member-states on a gamut of issues, final statement by the group stresses support for a future Palestinian state, rejects any deal that prolongs Israeli "occupation" and undermines the right of return for Palestinian refugees.
"The same enemy that declared its aim last year to destroy the Islamic Republic of Iran today explicitly states that it does not want to do anything to [our] system," Hassan Rouhani says. If Iranians remain hopeful in the war with America, we will win, he says.
Berlin's top security official, Andreas Geisel, attends the pro-Israel rally, urges the German government to consider banning the political wing of the terrorist group Hezbollah.
"Entire region will burn" if U.S. goes to war against Iran, Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah says. Trump's forthcoming Middle East peace plan a "historic crime" that must be stopped, he states.
IDF: No reports of casualties or damage; still unclear who fired the two rockets. Syrian media reports three soldiers killed, seven wounded in Israeli retaliation. War monitor says Israeli warplanes struck Iranian and Hezbollah positions.
