Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) sparked backlash Wednesday after falsely claiming that 6,000 food trucks are lined up at the Gaza border and being blocked by Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
President Trump suggested that the United States will increase its involvement in the conflict in Gaza because "you have a lot of starving people," he told reporters in Scotland.
Israel began airdrops of humanitarian aid over Gaza on Sunday, coupled with a daily ten-hour pause to allow the United Nations to distribute previously blocked relief supplies. The temporary ceasefires and expanded aid efforts mark a shift in military strategy and international coordination.
Israel condemned a revived call for an end to the "occupied Palestinian territories," saying countries involved in the call are "disconnected from reality."
Israel’s foreign minister made headlines this week by attending a high-level meeting with Syrian and Lebanese officials—a rare occurrence signaling shifting regional dynamics.
A man protesting Israel’s presence in the Tour de France was swiftly and forcefully removed from the course by a security guard just 100 feet from the finish line of the 11th stage. The incident occurred as Norway’s Jonas Abrahamsen surged ahead of Switzerland’s Mauro Schmid in a tight race to the finish.
