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The White House published the 14 clauses of the memorandum of understanding for ending the war against Iran within 60 days. The document reveals dramatic US concessions, including a massive economic development plan, the lifting of the naval blockade and permission for oil exports, in exchange for the opening of the Strait of Hormuz and the downblending of nuclear material.
An explosive drone first hit near a Givati Brigade tank, then a second struck the evacuation vehicle – leaving one soldier in serious condition as the IDF responded with artillery.
Amir Fakhravar, head of the Iranian lobby in Washington, sharply criticizes the memorandum of understanding between the US and Iran, saying it gives the regime in Tehran a lifeline. In an interview with Israel Hayom, he said, "The Iranians' only hope now is the IDF," and that Israel must continue acting against the regime even without American backing.
According to a Saudi report, the Iran-US agreement includes timetables for an Israeli withdrawal and an end to the security deployment in southern Lebanon. Jerusalem has yet to respond to the matter.
The Jordanians scored their first-ever World Cup goal but couldn't hold on, as Austria pulled away with a stoppage-time penalty.
