REPORTER: “What are you going to talk to Netanyahu about next Monday?” POTUS: “We’re going to talk about the great success we had in Iran … That was a precision warstrike — and the word ‘obliteration’ can now be used … We’re also going to talk about Gaza.”

Last night, Syria erupted in celebrations following President Trump’s decision to lift sanctions on the nation.

In the past 24 hours, the IDF intensified operations in Gaza, with the Air Force striking over 140 terror targets. Division 99 neutralized two terrorists planting an explosive, while Division 36 killed dozens and destroyed numerous terror sites. Division 162 eliminated eight terrorists in a command center, and the Gaza Division, alongside the Navy, targeted multiple terror sites in southern Gaza.

The IDF discovered and demolished a 3-kilometer-long strategic tunnel in Gaza.

The IDF’s elite 98th Division, a multi-brigade unit of paratroopers and commandos trained for rapid, deep-strike missions behind enemy lines with a focus on urban warfare and precision raids, has now entered Gaza.

Mexico and the United States said they would gradually reopen the United States border to cattle imports from Mexico in July after U.S. agriculture officials suspended them in May over fears of the northward spread of the screwworm, agriculture officials in both countries said Monday. U.S. Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins said via X that “key progress” had been made. She noted that more than 100 million sterile flies were being dispersed weekly and there had been no northward spread in eight weeks. The U.S. restricted Mexican cattle shipments in late November following the detection of the pest, but lifted the ban in February after protocols were put in place to evaluate the animals prior to entry into the country.

President Donald Trump has instructed his top Cabinet officers to review U.S. policy toward Cuba, ordering them to examine current sanctions and come up with ways to toughen them within 30 days. In a memo Monday, Trump said the reviews should focus on Cuba’s treatment of dissidents, its policies directed at dissidents and restricting financial transactions that “disproportionately benefit the Cuban government, military, intelligence, or security agencies at the expense of the Cuban people.” In one potential significant change, the order said the U.S. should look for ways to shut down all tourism to the island and to restrict educational tours to groups that are organized and run only by American citizens.

Reports indicate that all 14 Jews arrested last week by Iranian authorities have been released, according to Iranian opposition activists and journalists speaking to JNS. Their arrests were part of a broader nationwide crackdown in which approximately 600 Iranians were detained after the announcement of a ceasefire between Iran and Israel. Rosa Parto, an Iranian-Israeli journalist, cited a reliable source inside the Iranian government — described as a Muslim man unfriendly to the regime — who confirmed that no Jews had been arrested in Tehran and that those detained in Shiraz and Isfahan on June 24 and 25 were later released.

On Monday evening, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his wife, Sara Netanyahu, inaugurated United Hatzalah’s new National Emergency Preparedness Logistics Center, which is expected to significantly enhance the organization’s logistics capabilities and serve thousands of field medical responders. During the visit, the Prime Minister and his wife received a comprehensive briefing on the activities of approximately 8,000 male and female volunteers nationwide. They were presented with documentation of volunteer medical response operations during Operation Rising Lion. The Prime Minister and his wife commended the dedicated volunteers who save lives daily.

Authorities say two firefighters were killed and another was critically wounded after they were shot while responding to a wildfire near Coeur d’Alene, Idaho. Here’s what to know about Sunday’s attack, the investigation and next steps. Attack began with a brush fire Kootenai County Sheriff Bob Norris said firefighters first responded to an early afternoon report of a brushfire at Canfield Mountain, a popular hiking and biking area near the outskirts of town. A man began shooting at them after firefighters asked him to move his vehicle. Law enforcement officials responded, locking down neighborhoods nearby and trying to find the shooter in hilly terrain that had plenty of cover, with thick brush and trees and smoke from the fire nearby.