Trump (jokingly?) advise Iran on how to conduct war in a way that benefits him politically:
- Outrage as Trump Names Two US Cities for Iran to Take Out: ‘That’s a Very Small Price to Pay’ (Independent)
Settler violence and Israeli war crimes continue:
- Israeli Occupiers, Army Injure 8 Palestinians in West Bank Attacks (Muslim Network TV)
- With Attention on Gaza and Iran, Israeli Settlers Grab Land in West Bank (Washington Post)
- Ben-Gvir Oversees Jerusalem Demolition, Displacing 70 Palestinians (IMEMC)
- Israeli Forces Invade West Bank Communities, Abduct Palestinians (IMEMC)
- Israeli Attacks Kill Two Palestinians in Gaza (IMEMC)
- Widowed Twice: A Gaza Mother’s Story of Loss and Survival (Aljazeera)
“Whether the military was properly prepared for treating its wounded has become a sharp point of contention”:
- Soldiers Seriously Wounded in Iranian Drone Strike Tell AP the Military’s Medical System Failed Them (AP)
“[A]s security forces extend pressure on families seeking accountability into the most private spaces of their grief nearly nine months after the January 2026 killings” …
- Clothes, Diaries, Dolls: Iran Forces Raid Slain Protesters’ Rooms (Iran International)
… “human rights activist Narges Mohammadi … [fears] that another imprisonment could endanger her life”:
- ‘A Return to Prison Is Always Looming’: Iran Nobel Laureate Recounts Torture in Jail and Hopes for the Future (The Guardian)
The meeting “took place less than two weeks after Sudanese Foreign Minister Mohieldin Salim Ahmed Ibrahim accused the U.S. of denying a visa for Burhan to attend the high-level week of the U.N. General Assembly last month in New York”:
- US Envoy Holds Rare Meeting with Sudan’s Top General in Push to Seek End to Fighting (New Haven Register)
Some attribute the high cost of oil despite increased traffic to insurance rates, but head of policy and geopolitical risk at Kpler speculates that “Gulf countries, she suggested, may be paying Iran to allow their oil through”:
“Experts say the war most acutely affects people who were already living paycheck to paycheck”:
Some “Pentagon appointees … repeatedly raised questions in meetings about how an extended military campaign against the Houthis could deplete stocks of key U.S. munitions”:
- Pentagon Officials’ Heated Debates Foreshadowed Problems in Iran (Washington Post)
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