The incident occurred on Tuesday as Truss was discussing the US presidential election to promote her memoir, "Ten Years to Save the West." During her talk, the campaign group Led By Donkeys remotely lowered a banner behind her featuring a large image of a lettuce with the phrase "I crashed the economy."

In the bunker in Lebanon, Hezbollah is debating whether to wait or escalate, realizing they've lost the element of surprise. Even in the corridors of the Iranian government, a deep divide has emerged between those who advocated for a limited response, to avoid leading to an all-out war, and those who called for a more extensive attack than the one in April.

While Hamas retains some military capability, senior US officials believe Israel has achieved a significant military victory. The group is no longer capable of planning or executing an attack on the scale of Oct 7, and its ability to launch smaller terrorist attacks on Israel is in doubt.

Tehran is reportedly considering sending a representative to participate indirectly in the negotiations, marking a first since the Gaza war began.

Rachel Zegler, the actress starring in Disney's highly anticipated remake, posted a pro-Palestinian tweet that sparked an online storm. Within hours, the tweet garnered over a quarter-million views and numerous responses, predictably split between those supporting her statement and those backing Gal Gadot.