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The United States launched more airstrikes against facilities used by terrorist organizations.

Lebanon's militant group Hezbollah has allegedly blamed the United States for the escalating tension on the Gaza Strip.

The Israeli Army and Shin Bet security service killed a terrorist who held hostage approximately 1,000 Gazan residents at the Rantisi Hospital in the Gaza Strip, they said in a joint announcement.

The Pentagon confirmed that U.S. bases in the Middle East were hit four times by Iranian-backed groups.

Several hundred terrorist sympathizers stormed a military base where U.S. troops were housed in Turkey Sunday, cause Turkish police to use tear gas and a water cannon to diffuse the potentially violent crowd just ahead of a visit by Secretary of State Antony Blinken, according to Reuters.

The head of terror group Hezbollah issued a warning that the United States will "pay" for supporting Israel.

Presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy called for the United States military to close its bases in Iraq and Syria amid terrorist attacks on American troops.

The Pentagon declared that it was sending 300 more troops to the Middle East amid attacks against U.S. bases.

United States fighter jets conducted airstrikes against Iran-backed militias in Syria.

Former Acting Homeland Security Secretary Chad Wolf spoke to "Just the News, No Noise" and expressed his concerns with the U.S. military.