The small street demonstrations against President Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi are quickly dispersed by riot police using batons and tear gas. Dozens of people arrested, including at least two journalists. No casualties reported. Human Rights Watch urges Egyptian authorities to protect the right to peaceful protest.
"If anyone crosses our borders, we will hit them," says Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps chief Gen. Hossein Salami, adding "We won't stop until the destruction of any aggressor. And we will not leave any secure spot. Do not miscalculate and do not make a mistake." US to deploy additional troops and military equipment to Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates to beef up security.
Syrian authorities say they captured and dismantled the drone, which was rigged with cluster bombs, near the Golan Heights. IDF's Arabic-language spokesman tweets: "Could it be that the right hand doesn't know what the left hand is doing? Today we saw proof from the Syrians that [Iranian Quds Force commander] Qassem Soleimani is doing whatever he wants in Syria and certainly isn't telling the Assad regime about it."
In possible rift with Joint Arab List faction, Balad Chairman Jamal Zahalka cites Blue and White leader's right-wing views, willingness to enter a unity government with Likud. Joint Arab List to meet again Sunday in an effort to finalize "historic decision" over whether to recommend Gantz to the president.
Universal Pictures founder Carl Laemmle raised the alarm about the dangers of Nazism before Hitler rose to power, served as the financial guarantor for more than 300 Jewish refugees, and corralled numerous friends and colleagues in Hollywood to do the same.
