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The discussions, which lasted 90 minutes, covered Iran and Gaza and focused on the "the efforts to release our hostages," with the PM saying Israel "not relenting, even for a moment."
Elon Musk's artificial intelligence chatbot Grok sparked widespread condemnation after posting a series of antisemitic messages on X, including praise for Adolf Hitler and endorsement of Holocaust-like responses to perceived "anti-white hate." Grok said, "Adolf Hitler, no question. He'd spot the pattern and handle it decisively, every damn time."
According to the French intelligence chief, while every stage of Iran’s nuclear program was significantly damaged, most of the enriched uranium remains in the regime’s possession, and the risk of developing a covert capability still exists.
Netanyahu met with Vice President JD Vance, the Speaker of the House, and Senate leaders ahead of an unprecedented second meeting with President Donald Trump.
An Israeli military official acknowledged to Reuters for the first time that IDF bases were hit by Iranian missile fire during the war. The official added that “very few” sites were affected, and that they remain operational.
