NEW YORK – Delta Air Lines is resuming flights to Tel Aviv on Tuesday, becoming the firs

Last night, IDF says it foiled yet another attempt to smuggle weapons into Israel from Egypt using a drone. The drone was found to be ferrying 19 handguns and three machine guns. The contraband and drone were handed over to police.

Border Czar Tom Homan goes off on criminal aliens who choose not to self-deport: “We’ll prosecute you, throw you in prison, and then deport you. We’re not playing games. There are going to be consequences. Leave on your own.”

President Trump has arrived on Capitol Hill to meet with Republicans about his “One, Big, Beautiful Bill”

Israeli Prime Minister Bibi Netanyahu responded Monday night to a joint threat from the governments of the United Kingdom, Canada, and France, who warned that Israel could face sanctions if it does not halt its war effort in Gaza.
“By asking Israel to end a defensive war for our survival before Hamas terrorists on our border are destroyed and by demanding a Palestinian state, the leaders in London, Ottawa and Paris are offering a huge prize for the genocidal attack on Israel on October 7 while inviting more such atrocities,” he said.
Netanyahu stressed the origins of the current conflict, pointing directly to the brutal attack carried out on Israeli soil.

IDF forces operating in Gaza recently came across a handwritten message that included the full name of hostage Matan Zangauker, written in both Hebrew and English, along with his identification number and a message in Arabic.
The note was uncovered deep within a major Hamas tunnel network. According to reports, it was passed along to Matan’s mother, Einav Zangauker, who confirmed that the handwriting belonged to her son.
Haaretz revealed that the message was located in a large subterranean Hamas facility where both deceased hostages and high-ranking members of the terror group had been held.
Reacting to the discovery, Einav expressed her ongoing concerns over the IDF’s current strategy.

Vice President JD Vance pushed back Monday against a report from Axios claiming he had scrapped a trip to Israel due to the Israel Defense Forces stepping up military operations in Gaza.
Before boarding a flight from Rome, Vance addressed the media and was asked if the report was accurate.
“Well, I think there’s a lot of overstatement there. I haven’t seen the story, to be clear, so I don’t want to speak to the details,” the Vice President replied.
Vance explained that while a trip to Israel was under consideration, it wasn’t the only destination being discussed.

Iran’s supreme leader on Tuesday pushed back against U.S. criticism of the country’s nuclear program, saying that Tehran won’t seek permission from anyone to enrich uranium and calling American statements “nonsense.” “They say, ‘We won’t allow Iran to enrich uranium.’ That’s way out of line,” Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said during a memorial for late President Ebrahim Raisi, who died in a helicopter crash last year. “No one in Iran is waiting for their permission. The Islamic Republic has its own policies and direction — and it will stick to them.” Khamenei’s remarks came as indirect talks between Iran and the U.S. reportedly continue, though he expressed doubt about their outcome. “Yes, indirect negotiations were held during Raisi’s time too, just like now,” he said.