The Supreme Court, currently holding a 6–3 conservative majority, has already granted Trump several victories on immigration since his return to office

Yair Lapid, leader of the opposition, defended the independence of the Israeli judiciary, stating that “a U.S. president—current or former—has no place interfering in the legal processes of a sovereign nation.”

The Pentagon is also boosting spending on small drones, drawing on lessons from recent conflicts such as Ukraine, where unmanned aircraft have proven essential in low-cost, high-impact battlefield scenarios

Despite earlier rhetoric suggesting regime change, Trump has since distanced himself from such goals. “I don’t want to see regime change,” he said. “That would bring chaos.”

The 6-3 conservative majority on the court has generally sided with the Trump administration on immigration issues, signaling a judicial climate increasingly receptive to hardline border enforcement measures

Trump was particularly critical of Israel for launching what he called “huge strikes” following what might have been an “unintentional” missile launch from Iran

The president’s public rebuke of Israel—typically a close U.S. ally—signals mounting frustration and concern in Washington over the risk of a wider regional war

President Trump’s decision—expected within two weeks—could determine whether the path forward leads to negotiation or greater conflict

Despite intense speculation, Trump has yet to make a final call. “I have some ideas,” he told reporters. “But I haven’t made a decision.”

Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz suggested a more hardline approach, comparing Ayatollah Khamenei’s fate to that of former Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein