Britain’s counter-terrorism police arrested eight men, including seven Iranian citizens, in two separate operations on the same days, the Metropolitan Police announced on Sunday, according to a Reuters report. The men were arrested for alleged terror plots, including planning to target a specific location. The arrests were made in Swindon, west London, Stockport, Rochdale, and Manchester. “The investigation is still in its early stages and we are exploring various lines of enquiry to establish any potential motivation as well as to identify whether there may be any further risk to the public linked to this matter,” said Commander Dominic Murphy, head of the Met’s Counter Terrorism Command. The Embassy of Iran in London did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

The Beersheba District Court sentenced three defendants to prison terms ranging from 3.5 to 5 years for plotting several terror attacks in Israel, including a plan to assassinate National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir with a rocket-propelled grenade (RPG). The three men, two Arab-Israelis and one Palestinian, received light prison sentences  as part of a plea agreement in which the original charge was changed from “conspiracy to assist the enemy,” which carries a sentence of life imprisonment or death, to “disclosure of a decision to betray.” The trial of the other seven defendants, including the main defendants, is ongoing.

The Houthis in Yemen fired a missile at central Israel on Sunday morning, triggering sirens across central Israel, the Shefela, Shomron and the Jerusalem area. In a first, shrapnel from the missile fell in the Ben-Gurion airport area, which was packed with passengers returning from the March of the Living ceremonies held in Europe for Yom HaShoah. According to the MDA spokesperson, several people were lightly injured from the blast near Terminal 3, and there was extensive property damage in the area. It was the first time in two weeks that a missile was launched at central Israel. Following the incident, the IDF confirmed that it failed to intercept the missile although air missile defense forces made several attempts to do so. The incident is under investigation.

Temu has halted direct shipments from China to U.S. customers, labeling such items as out of stock, and has introduced import charges of 130% to 150% on these products due to higher tariffs and the elimination of the de minimis provision.

The IDF released footage of last night’s airstrikes in Syria, where 12 Israeli Air Force fighter jets targeted multiple sites, including anti-aircraft artillery and surface-to-air missile infrastructure, according to the military.

Prime Minister Netanyahu decided to expand Gaza military operations to pressure Hamas for a hostage deal, mobilizing thousands of reservists starting Sunday, with half to Gaza and half to other fronts, pending security cabinet approval.

A major shortage of air traffic controllers has caused dozens of flight disruptions at Newark Liberty International Airport. There is concern that the flight disruptions could stick around for weeks to come.

General Mike Flynn told Matt Gaetz that he would “absolutely” return to his role as National Security Advisor if President Trump “was to give him a call.”