According to the The Wall Street Journal, US intelligence compiled a report submitted to the administration warning that the political pressure on Netanyahu ahead of the Israeli general elections could lead him to escalate the war in Lebanon. One of the officials involved in compiling the report said that Netanyahu’s political future depends on convincing the Israeli public that he is determined to fight Hezbollah.

French Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot said "there will be no lifting of UN sanctions against Iran without France's consent," adding that Paris would be "inevitably" involved in the nuclear negotiations. He also demanded that any new agreement address Iran's ballistic missile program and the regime's support for Hamas, Hezbollah and the Houthis.

Republican Rep. Randy Fine sharply criticized Vice President JD Vance over his comments against Israeli critics of the agreement with Iran. “his comments were absolutely inappropriate and frankly disgusting,” Fine said, adding that Vance speaks “nicer to your enemies than your friends.”

Behind Hezbollah’s violations in Lebanon, which claimed the lives of four Israeli soldiers, stands the Iranian regime. Its goal is to prompt Israel to strike Dahiyeh and thereby deepen the rift with Washington. Ministers are demanding that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu “exact a price from the State of Lebanon,” but according to a US report, “Israel agreed not to escalate.”

Veteran actor Paul Avery, who played beloved bartender Hughie for more than a decade on the iconic soap opera “All My Children,” died alongside his wife, Sheila, after their home caught fire. Local police have opened an investigation