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

The missile launches occurred just hours after both sides had agreed to a ceasefire, ending nearly two weeks of hostilities

While the ceasefire may provide temporary relief from escalating violence, analysts warn that tensions remain high and the agreement could unravel if either side feels provoked or threatened

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.”

The U.S. has so far refrained from direct military engagement but has assisted Israel in intercepting Iranian projectiles

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

Trump dismissed Macron’s statement as inaccurate and labeled the French president a "publicity seeking" leader. "Whether purposely or not, Emmanuel always gets it wrong," Trump wrote

If the proposed expansion goes into effect, it would mark one of the most sweeping U.S. travel restriction policies in modern history, reshaping the movement of people across borders and redefining America’s relationship with dozens of nations worldwide

Pre-orders are open via the Trump Mobile website, with delivery expected in September

Despite fractures, leaders agree that unity is essential

The French president emphasized that peace initiatives must be rooted in international legitimacy and trust — qualities he suggested Moscow lacked due to its current geopolitical posture