US navy seizes Iranian-linked ship that tried to break blockade in Strait of Hormuz, Trump posts
Iran has moved to seize the waterway in response to a US naval blockade, despite a two-week ceasefire between the sides.
Iran has moved to seize the waterway in response to a US naval blockade, despite a two-week ceasefire between the sides.
The disagreement emerged as a ceasefire between the US and Iran is scheduled to expire on Wednesday, April 22.
An Iranian woman, Shamim Mafi, was arrested at Los Angeles International Airport for trafficking weapons — including drones, bombs, and ammunition — to Sudan on behalf of the Iranian regime.
190 villages and 150 crossings and transit points are held by IDF forces in south Lebanon.
Several people, ranging in age from teens to people in their 40s, have been arrested and charged.
IDF forces located several Hezbollah tunnels, finding hundreds of weapons along with body cam footage the terror group used for propaganda purposes.
About 27% of residents are under the age of 14, while only 13% are 65 or older, a demographic structure that reflects both high birth rates and continued immigration.
French President Emmanuel Macron identified the fatality as French Sgt. First Class Florian Montorio.
Transport Minister Miri Regev said the ceremony would highlight Israel’s resilience and achievements, including its defense capabilities.