Trump Claims Security Deal with Greenland, Denies Entry to Media
President Donald Trump announced that the United States has reached an agreement with Denmark and Greenland, under which the U.S. will assume security control over the island. This statement comes amidst reports from the Pentagon indicating that at least four American soldiers have been unaccounted for during the ongoing war.
Separately, Trump barred several media outlets from entering the White House, accusing them of spreading falsehoods about him.
In international affairs, Russia and China have blocked the renewal of UN oversight for the implementation of sanctions against Iran.
Meanwhile, a former senior Fatah official claimed to have mediated between Israel and Hamas, and stated he would reveal a message that Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar sent to Israel.
In domestic Israeli political commentary, it is suggested that Benny Gantz lacks patience for his partners, and that the government anticipates no decisive outcome in the upcoming elections.
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