Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and US President Donald Trump have agreed to hold a meeting in the United States, according to the Israeli Prime Minister's Office, as diplomatic efforts involving Iran continue alongside security tensions in the region.
Khamenei, who ruled Iran for more than three decades, was killed in a US-Israeli airstrike on Tehran on February 28.
Patience is running thin at petrol pumps across Russia. Hours long queues have become routine, even in Moscow, as drone strikes chip away at the country's refining capacity.
Iran has launched week-long funeral ceremonies for late Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, with heightened security, large public gatherings and delegations from nearly 100 countries, including India.
Defending his administration's handling of the Iran conflict, Donald Trump claimed Washington protected global energy supplies by quietly escorting commercial vessels through the Strait of Hormuz while carrying out repeated military strikes against Iranian radar installations.
The Hamas has denied its involvement in killing and beheading babies in southern Israel and said the allegations were "unethically and unprofessionally adopted by western media outlets".
The pictures of babies killed by Hamas were shown to US Secretary of States Antony Blinken by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
Halevi said that time will come and a thorough investigation will be conducted to find out how did Hamas manage to invade Israel on such a large scale.
Following the incident, the authorities have reportedly shifted all the injured Hamas militants to the country’s prison service medical facilities.
Canadian Senate Speaker Raymonde Gagne's absence at the P20 Summit in India reflects strained relations amid India's G20 Presidency.
