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President Donald Trump said Sunday Iran and Israel should come to the negotiating table even as the two nations continued to carry out missile strikes against one another, and both nations report casualties. “Iran and Israel should make a deal,” Trump wrote on Truth Social, adding that the two countries “will make a deal, just like I got India and Pakistan to make, in that case by using TRADE with the United States to bring reason, cohesion, and sanity into the talks with two excellent leaders who were able to quickly make a decision and stop!”    The U.S. helped to negotiate a deal between Pakistan and India in May after conflict erupted between the two nations after India blamed Pakistan for a terrorist attack in April that killed a group of mostly Indian tourists.   “President Trump has been clear since the inauguration that he prefers a diplomatic solution to war in resolving the Iranian nuclear issue,” Victoria Coates, vice president of the Davis Institute for National Security and Foreign Policy at The Heritage Foundation, told The Daily Signal.   Trump gave Iran “every opportunity to come to the negotiating table and has been clear about American red lines,” Coates said. “Israel has allowed his timeline to play out and only acted when the President’s own 60-day deadline expired. President Trump continues to keep the opportunity to engage diplomatically open if the Iranians have the sense to take it.”   Unlike India and Pakistan, for now, neither Israel nor Iran is backing down from the conflict that began last week when Israel launched a preemptive strike on Iran’s nuclear program.   Israel continued to hit targets in Iran over the weekend, including strikes on Iran’s Defense Ministry headquarters in Tehran. Iranian state media confirmed on Sunday that Israeli strikes killed Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps’ intelligence chief, Brig. Gen. Mohammad Kazemi and his deputy Hassan Mohaqiq.   Iranian state media said an Israeli drone struck Iran’s South Pars gas field, causing a fire and halting gas production.   Israel targeting Iran’s ballistic missile launch sites on Sunday, and the Israel Defense Forces said it “completed a wide-scale wave of strikes on numerous weapon production sites” in Tehran.   The IDF has repeatedly stated it is targeting Iran’s military and nuclear infrastructure, and accuses Iran of targeting civilians.   While Israel’s Iron dome has intercepted most of the missiles Iran has fired, some have made landfall across Israel.   On Sunday, a missile struck the northern Israeli city of Haifa, the southern Israeli community of Zavdiel, and an apartment building in Bat Yam, just outside Tel Aviv. That strike left about 100 injured and at least 9 dead, according multiple reports.   The Iranian Ministry of Health says more than 220 people have been killed in Iran since the strikes began on Friday. In Israel, officials say more than a dozen people have been killed, including two children.   On Saturday, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu released a video in which he spoke to the American people and explained why Israel launched the preemptive attack on Iran’s nuclear program.   “Our enemy is your enemy,” Netanyahu said. “And by doing what we’re doing, we’re dealing with something that will threaten all of us sooner or later. Our victory will be your victory.”   Israel is defending freedom in the Middle East and beyond. We're doing so against a tyrannical and radical Iranian regime that wants to build atomic bombs to destroy us and wants to build ballistic missiles, including intercontinental ballistic missiles, to be able to threaten… pic.twitter.com/f7lLOrsP0M— Benjamin Netanyahu – ?????? ?????? (@netanyahu) June 14, 2025 Israeli officials reportedly asked the U.S. to get involved in the fight against Iran and aid in the effort to eliminate Iran’s nuclear program, but the U.S. has not indicated plans to do so, and Trump has said multiple times that the U.S. has not been involved in Israel’s targeted strikes on Iran.   Israel’s strikes are reported to have damaged multiple Iranian nuclear sites, but Iran’s Fordow uranium enrichment site is one of Iran’s major nuclear sites and is located underground in northern Iran. Eliminating the site, or even causing significant damage to it, would likely require assistance from the U.S.  Trump also spoke with Russian President Vladimir Putin over the weekend and Trump said Putin “feels, as do I, this war in Israel-Iran should end, to which I explained, his war should also end.”  The post Trump Calls for Iran and Israel to Make a Deal as Death Toll Rises  appeared first on The Daily Signal.

Too Fun to Check: Putin Calls Trump, And Then Tells Khamenei He's On His Own

ABC News proves once again that they are physically and pathologically unable to contain their Trump Derangement. The latest example: their coverage of the U.S. Army’s 250th Anniversary Parade on the Sunday edition of ABC World News Tonight. Here is that report in its entirety: ABC WORLD NEWS TONIGHT 6/15/25 6:14 PM MARY BRUCE: Now to the tanks, troops, and flyovers in the nation's capital. President Trump finally getting his military parade, celebrating the 250th birthday of the U.S. Army. The president now heading tonight to Canada for a gathering of G7 leaders where the Israel/Iran crisis and Trump's trade war will loom large. Here's ABC Senior White House Correspondent Selina Wang. SELINA WANG: Tonight, President Trump heads to Canada for meetings with G7 leaders as conflicts in the Middle East, Ukraine, and the president's trade war loom large. Trump celebrating the Army's 250th anniversary Saturday night on his 79th birthday, delivering a stark warning as he tells Iran not to attack the U.S. DONALD TRUMP: Time and again, America's enemies have learned that if you threaten the American people, our soldiers are coming for you. Your defeat will be certain. Your demise will be final and your downfall will be total and complete. WANG: The first military parade held in the nation's capital since the 1991 Gulf War victory celebration. The show of force featuring 6,700 soldiers, tanks, and military aircraft. The price tag estimated to cost taxpayers up to $45 million. Weather dampening turnout for a show of force Trump has longed for. Trump will meet with G7 leaders as his trade war and efforts to reshape global alliances have strained America's relationships with those closest allies. His deadline to complete trade talks just weeks away, and those staggering tariffs looming. The head of the European Commission says she spoke to Trump ahead of the summit and reiterated our commitment to reach a good deal before July 9th. And sources tell us the Trump Administration is considering adding 36 more countries to its travel ban list. This includes mostly African nations and some major U.S. partners like Egypt. Now, this would dramatically broaden the travel ban that the Trump Administration already imposed on 12 countries earlier this month. Mary. BRUCE: A significant escalation. Selina, thank you. Budgeting and planning for the parade, which kicks off America’s 250th birthday celebration (work with me, it’s less of a mouthful than sesqui quincentennial), was established far in advance of President Donald Trump’s re-election this past November. However, this didn’t stop Mary Bruce (sitting in for Linsey Davis) from doing Mary Brucey things and saying “Trump finally getting his military parade). The parade served as little more than filler in Selina Wang’s White House roundup, which was centered around Trump’s trip to Canada for the G7 meeting and covered other issues such as the travel ban and potential tariff deals with Europe, among others. Trump’s remarks regarding Iran were covered but little else was, other than Wang noting that the weather may have affected attendance.     Stop for a second and consider this short shrift in contrast to what coverage of this parade might have looked at under a President Kamala Harris. I will note for the record that recent past Pride parades drew significantly more coverage, by orders of magnitude, than did the Army’s 250th birthday. At ABC News, Trump-deranged coverage remains the first order of business, even over the beginning of a year-long celebration of America’s freedom.  

Police in Ormond Beach, Florida, said a party of four had been dining at the Fresh Guacamole Tequila & Bar Mexican Grill on West Granada Boulevard on May 6 and were displeased with the bill, the Daytona Beach News-Journal reported.Soon an argument erupted with the restaurant staff, the paper said, adding that an arrest report states that one of the employees actually tried to de-escalate the tense situation by telling the customers they could leave without paying the bill.The suspect 'brandished a firearm toward restaurant staff, including a juvenile, during an altercation.'Apparently, that wasn't good enough.Amid the dustup, a woman with the dissatisfied group started banging on the plexiglass that protects the cashier, the News-Journal said.What's more, she managed to get past the plexiglass and pushed toward four employees — one of them being the 16-year-old son of one of the workers, police told the paper.Soon, the irate female started yelling in the face of one of the employees, and the 16-year-old boy stepped up to defend his dad, police told the News-Journal.It was at that moment that a male was seen on surveillance video reaching into a bag, pulling out a silver handgun, and pointing it at the four employees — including the 16-year-old boy — police added to the paper.With that, the woman pushed the male who pointed the gun out of the restaurant, and they departed, police told the News-Journal.Then, cops got to work over the next month, the paper said, and police said they verified through photo lineups and facial recognition technology from the Volusia County Sheriff's Office that 25-year-old Anthony Rodriguez of Daytona Beach was the male seen pulling the gun on the restaurant's employees.Police on June 3 posted a wanted notice on Facebook asking for the public's help in locating Rodriguez.RELATED: Good guy with a gun isn't about to let accused carjacker get away with stealing 74-year-old's vehicle Image source: Ormond Beach (Fla.) Police DepartmentPolice said in its public notice that an investigation determined Rodriguez "brandished a firearm toward restaurant staff, including a juvenile, during an altercation. No injuries were reported." Police asked for help and tips in order to locate Rodriguez, who had a felony arrest warrant for four counts of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. Police told Blaze News that in their above notice, the right-hand photo is a surveillance image while the left-hand photo is a previous mug shot of Rodriquez.By the afternoon of June 5, police issued an update saying Rodriguez turned himself in and was taken into custody. Jail records indicate Rodriguez was booked on the evening of June 5 and released the next day. Jail records showed his cash bond amount for each count was $7,500 — or $30,000 total.Anything else?Just last weekend, Blaze News reported about another Florida restaurant dispute that turned into a dangerous encounter.Police in Orlando said a male standing 6'2'' and weighing 280 pounds choked a cop after refusing to pay a $50.50 restaurant tab.RELATED: It's easy to see why a photo of a store employee's act of kindness toward an elderly man has gone viral Image source: Orange County (Fla.) Jail After being asked to pay up, 22-year-old Daniel Robinson allegedly shoved the female owner of the pizza joint and departed, WOFL-TV reported. Officers tracked down Robinson and tried to arrest him — and then one officer stared hollering, “He’s choking me," WFTV-TV reported.Another officer said he punched Robinson in the face until the choking stopped, WFTV said, adding that police also maced the suspect. Police said when medical personnel arrived, Robinson spat in an officer’s face amid an attempt to restrain him on a stretcher, WOFL reported. Robinson was booked into jail and was facing multiple charges, including attempted homicide of a law enforcement officer, WOFL said.Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

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