Middle East
“It started not with Israel, but obviously, no, let me not speculate,” the NATO secretary-general said.
Lawmakers, diplomats, military leaders and Christian supporters gathered in Jerusalem to debate Israel’s future, regional security and the battle for public opinion.
Sen. Jeanne Shaheen discussed lifting remaining U.S. sanctions on Syria, implementing an agreement with the Syrian Democratic Forces and removing Syria from the U.S. list of state sponsors of terrorism.
“I think that everybody understands that,” said the premier.
The U.S. president slammed Tehran’s leaders as “scum” and dismissed further truce talks as a waste of time.
CENTCOM forces struck military sites to protect international commerce after the regime attacked three commercial vessels.
He was scheduled to meet with Netanyahu and Katz amid Iran strikes and tensions over possible F-35 sale to Turkey.
Teams from Jerusalem and Beirut will meet in Rome to draft a full peace agreement ready for implementation once the Iranian terror proxy is no longer a factor.
The Israeli foreign minister said the terror group aims to mimic the Hezbollah-Lebanon model in Gaza.
The prime minister rejected claims that Jerusalem is in a “permanent state of war.”
Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei a no-show as of Sunday morning.
Prosecutors said that Antoine Kassis used ties to Syria’s Assad regime to broker cocaine-for-weapons deals.
