Israeli officials warn of a potential resumption of war in Gaza by next weekend if no agreement is reached with Hamas.
The NASDAQ has experienced a significant decline, dropping over 2.6% today and 5.4% in the past month. This downturn is attributed to recent actions by the Trump administration.
Unknown individuals raised the Israeli flag in the center of Sweida, Syria, sparking outrage among residents who promptly took it down and burned it. Additionally, an Israeli drone strike in Tyre District, southern Lebanon, resulted in the death of one individual.
President Mahmoud Abbas met with Syrian President Ahmed al-Shara on the sidelines of the emergency Arab Summit. Meanwhile, Egyptian Foreign Minister expressed confidence in completing the reconstruction of Gaza within five years.
Despite recent progress, traders on Polymarket still predict a 67% chance of a mineral deal being closed this month. CBS News reports that the agreement with Ukraine regarding the mineral deal remains undecided.
5 Comments
Katchuka
Blaming Trump's administration for the NASDAQ dip is unfair. Economic shifts have multiple factors behind them.
BuggaBoom
Fake outrage in Sweida probably staged and exaggerated to distract us from genuine issues. Who benefits from this drama?
Loubianka
President Abbas meeting Ahmed al-Shara won’t change anything meaningful on the ground—more symbolic gestures without real solutions.
Michelangelo
This report is clearly biased and exaggerates the responsibility of the Trump administration. Markets fluctuate constantly; let's stop politicizing it!
Leonardo
I trust official military actions more than vague reports about drone strikes. Who are these reports even verified by?