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Pakistan Army spokesperson says India launched missile strikes on three locations in Pakistani-administered Kashmir near the city of Muzaffarabad; Islamabad vows response; Indian military insists no Pakistani army bases were hit.
The discovery of an Iranian explosive charge, along with Hamas documents seized in Gaza, offers further proof: Khamenei praises the massacre while denying responsibility, as the Quds Force, led by Saeed Izadi, played a key role in planning the terror campaign against Israel.
President Donald Trump made a surprise announcement, saying the Houthi rebels in Yemen had informed him of their surrender, and would cease attacks on ships in the Red Sea.
Sky News confirmed airport terminal, airplanes destroyed in the Israeli attack, just days after the Houthi Iran-backed terrorists fired at Ben Gurion International Airport.
In a signed statement, the former contestants criticized the European Broadcasting Union for endorsing Israeli military operations in Gaza and called for the expulsion of Kan, Israel's national broadcaster.
