The United States is weighing reviving a controversial arms deal with Turkey, and Israeli officials are raising quiet but pointed objections to the possible sale of advanced F-35 stealth fighter jets to a government they now view with growing suspicion—and no small measure of alarm. According to senior Israeli officials, Jerusalem has conveyed diplomatic messages to the Trump administration opposing any move to approve the sale, citing concerns over the erosion of Israel’s qualitative military edge in an increasingly volatile region. The messages, which have not been made public, reflect mounting unease within Israel’s security establishment as President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey sharpens his rhetoric against the Jewish state.

RIYADH, Saudi Arabia (AP) — President Don

President Trump was greeted by a dramatic display of military honor on Wednesday when Air Force One entered Qatari airspace, with eight fighter jets flanking the presidential aircraft as it made its descent into Doha — the second destination on his current diplomatic tour through the Middle East.
Observers noted that the aerial reception seemed to be a deliberate gesture intended to surpass the welcome offered by Saudi Arabia a day earlier, where only six fighter jets had accompanied the president’s arrival.
Members of the press traveling with the president observed four Qatari jets flying alongside the starboard side of Air Force One, while White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt posted a video clip showing four additional jets on the port side.

Wild CCTV footage captured the moment of the assassination attempt on Muhammad Sinwar yesterday in the Gaza Strip.

*WATCH:* Qatari F-15’s providing honorary escort for Air Force One as it arrives in Qatar. One Qatari pilot was seen snapping a photo of AF1! (See end of clip)

President Trump says he had a “very good” meeting with the new Syrian leader: “Young, attractive guy, tough guy. Strong past, very strong past — fighter. He’s got a real shot at holding it together.”

Lior Suchard, the world’s best mentalist and one of the world’s most famous Israelis, brings his dramatic sell-out show to Los Angeles on June 18. World-renowned master mentalist Lior Suchard, whose inexplicable feats have astounded sold-out audiences from India, and Russia to Australia and New York City, is preparing to unveil dramatic new material at his first-ever West Coast shows—at Los Angeles’ Saban Theatre on June 18 and San Francisco’s San Mateo Performing Arts Center on June 16. As one of the world’s most famous living Israelis, Suchard has never been shy about his roots. But since October 7th, he’s stood even taller. Appearing on the world’s premier late-night shows and television sitcoms, Lior used his international presence to advocate for Israel in the tragedy’s aftermath.

Rabbi Yehuda Kaszirer of Lakewood Bikur Cholim seen keeping a child entertained during a hospital transport.