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Trump’s team reportedly doubts Iran’s regime would quickly collapse after a strike, stoking fears of retaliation and thin U.S. assets.
The Israeli university will award the U.S. envoy an honorary doctorate for his role in the Gaza ceasefire and the hostages’ release.
CBS News cited Iranian sources saying up to 20,000 may have been killed, though only some 2,500 have been confirmed by the U.S.-based Human Rights Activists News Agency. Israel and Arab states have reportedly advised Washington that the regime is not weakened enough for a military strike to be decisive.
IDF says it is on high alert, prepared for surprise scenarios, but stresses Iran’s protests are an internal matter and urges the public not to spread rumors.
A total of 483 demonstrators confirmed dead, another 579 reported slain under investigation, human rights group says.
Dhaka tells Washington it is ready in principle to join a Trump-backed international force to help stabilize postwar Gaza, officials say.
Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf warns American forces and Israel will be “legitimate targets” if Trump orders strikes over Tehran’s crackdown.
Antisemitism envoy says U.S. is watching Australia’s royal commission amid concern over PM Albanese’s past pro-Palestinian activism and delayed action.
The Jewish state’s economy has grown, “we’ve come of age,” the premier said, stressing the importance of the alliance with Washington.
The Islamic Republic “won’t back down in the face of saboteurs,” says Khamenei.
“We’re going to hit them hard. We’re ready to do it,” the U.S. president told Sean Hannity of “Fox News.”
“I have seen these predatory criminal empires operate with impunity in our hemisphere,” Sara Carter stated. “That impunity ends now.”
