Daily brief
Lebanese journalist Amal Khalil was killed in a targeted Israeli airstrike, with officials and Lebanon's leaders accusing Israel of a war crime. The killing has drawn widespread condemnation, and Beirut is reportedly seeking an extension of the ceasefire. Israeli strikes also killed five others in Lebanon.
Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz stated that Israel is waiting for a 'green light' to renew war against Iran, while other Israeli officials threatened to plunge Iran into the 'Dark Stone Age' and destroy the Khamenei dynasty.
Two Israeli Air Force technicians were indicted for allegedly spying for Iran, including passing information about IDF Chief and Ben-Gvir.
Israeli attacks killed four people in Gaza despite the ceasefire, and an attempted ramming attack against IDF troops was reported with no injuries.
A nurse rescued three babies during a hospital attack in Tehran, and Israel signed a $200 million aerial munitions deal to boost munitions independence.
by WorldBrief & Maksim Micheliov | AI-generated summary