In a stunning turn of events, Iran's ruling regime is reeling from what appears to be a decisive and potentially regime-altering series of Israeli military strikes.
Argentine President Javier Milei left Israel shortly before the nation launched a major strike on Iranian nuclear and missile infrastructure Thursday night, avoiding any direct proximity to the military operation. Multiple sources confirmed his departure, putting to rest speculation about his whereabouts during Israel's “Operation Rising Lion.”
Iran launched a massive missile attack on Israel Friday night in direct retaliation for Israeli airstrikes earlier in the day that targeted key Iranian nuclear and military sites. The missile barrage triggered air raid sirens across the country, with several rockets breaching Israeli defenses and striking downtown Tel Aviv, wounding at least seven civilians.
Israel confirmed the targeted elimination of Hossein Salami, a top architect of Iran’s military operations, during a high-risk preemptive strike against nuclear and military sites across Iran.
Failures of the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL) in southern Lebanon has sparked renewed criticism as the United Nations Interim Force stands accused of ignoring Hezbollah for years while its militants fortified positions just yards from peacekeeper posts.
Boston Consulting Group CEO Christoph Schweizer issued a public apology Friday and fired two senior partners after anti-Israel activists pressured the firm over its past involvement in the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF). The organization, backed by the Trump administration and supported by the Israeli government, delivers direct aid to Palestinians while bypassing Hamas and the United Nations.
A major pro-Israel summit scheduled for June 9–11 in the Dallas area has been indefinitely postponed after credible threats from American-based jihadist groups rendered the event unsafe.
