Middle East
The U.S. president insists that American naval forces are maintaining a strict blockade until Tehran agrees to a deal or total surrender.
While Israel respects U.S. President Donald Trump’s duty to protect America’s interests, Washington’s priorities do not always coincide with Jerusalem’s, Otzma Yehudit lawmaker Yitzhak Kroizer told JNS.
Ambassador Michel Issa warned that implementing the June framework requires careful work to protect civilians.
Doha’s head of government wished Khalil al-Hayya success “in serving the interests of the brotherly Palestinian people.”
Tehran is now willing to reach a settlement over denuclearization, the secretary of state said.
Tehran says will attack “vital infrastructure of the Zionist regime and U.S. energy infrastructure” if the war restarts.
The delegation cautioned Americans against travel to the area, citing “unpredictable” Iranian regime as region’s aggressor.
After JNS noted the reference on the city of Goshen’s website, a city spokesman said that it had “no policy regarding the matter.”
“There’s not a day that I don’t try to consult with him, and with my father,” the Israeli prime minister said, half a century after the counter-terror operation in Uganda.
The proposal under discussion in Cairo would transfer authority to a transitional administration after independently verified disarmament milestones.
The Israeli PM said he expects post-war pipelines to bypass the waterway, stripping Iran of its leverage over global oil supplies.
Cairo did not say who was behind the strike. Iranian sources say the attack was designed to illustrate that global trade could be further disrupted.
