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Tehran has issued a warning to maritime traffic regarding upcoming live-fire naval exercises in the Strait of Hormuz. According to The Associated Press, the drills involve "naval shooting" and could impact 20% of global oil transit.
Turkish and US leaders spoke by phone, during which Ankara put forward a proposal that the American president did not reject. Reports said the White House was examining a range of strike options following the collapse of talks between the two sides.
The White House hosted Israeli Military Intelligence chief Maj. Gen. Shlomi Binder for intelligence briefings ahead of a possible strike on Iran, as a Saudi delegation also arrived in Washington seeking to ease tensions.
Aroma Israel has announced a 12% price increase across its menu starting in February. The price of indulgence is also climbing in the pastry section. A chocolate or butter croissant will now cost 16 shekels (approximately $4.40) – up from 14 shekels (approximately $3.90) – with Tel Aviv branches charging 17 shekels (approximately $4.70).