WASHINGTON (AP) — Defense Secretary Pete He

President Trump on this weekend’s Army 250 Celebration in D.C.: “We’re going to be celebrating big on Saturday — and if there’s any protester that wants to come out, they will be met with very big force.”

Honoring distinguished guests and community leaders

A Gazan resident speaks out on Hamas shooting at people that are at aid distribution centers.

The Givati Brigade discovered weapons, including rocket launchers, used by Hamas terrorists in the Gaza Strip, which threatened IDF forces.

President Trump on the rioting in Los Angeles: “If there’s an insurrection, I would certainly invoke it… If we didn’t get involved, right now Los Angeles would be burning just like it was burning a number of months ago… We are not playing around.”

UN investigators accused Israel on Tuesday of committing crimes against humanity in Gaza, specifically citing the mass killing of civilians who had taken refuge in schools and places of worship. The panel called it part of a broader operation aimed at “obliterating Palestinian life.”
The United Nations Independent International Commission of Inquiry on the Occupied Palestinian Territory, including East Jerusalem and Israel, plans to deliver its findings to the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva on June 17.
“We are seeing more and more indications that Israel is carrying out a concerted campaign to obliterate Palestinian life in Gaza,” said Navi Pillay, the former UN High Commissioner for Human Rights and current chair of the commission, in a statement.

As the coalition teeters on the brink of collapse over the failure to legislate a Chareidi draft law, Education Minister Yoav Kisch on Tuesday morning announced his intention to expand the Chareidi hesder system with the approval of a new Chareidi hesder track. The goal is to integrate 3,000 Chareidim into hesder yeshivos by 2030. The plan is not expected to be supported by the Chareidi MKs or mainstream Chareidi Rabbanim. The move seeks to establish a new infrastructure for the integration of Chareidim into military service, which, according to the Ministry of Education, will be done “out of choice and out of a deep commitment to national partnership.” According to the data presented by the ministry, there are currently 10 Chareidi Hesder yeshivos, with about 800 students.

Democrat Rep. Maxine Waters on Los Angeles: “There was no violence, I was on the street, I know… Get it straight and don’t just rely on… the few incidents you saw.”