Colombian President-elect Abelardo de la Esperanza announced tonight that he will open the Israeli embassy in the country and halt the process of opening the Palestinian embassy.

Turkey working to influence Israel's elections through social media

According to the security establishment, Turkey is working to disrupt the electoral process and deepen internal divisions.

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Another video released by Lindsey Graham, dated March 4th; a week after the start of the war between the United States and Iran. Lindsey Graham states that within 3-4 weeks, the Iranian government will lose control of some cities.

He predicts that by the end of that week, Arab countries will become "more openly" involved in the war, and points out that some Arab countries have already been secretly involved from the beginning.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu took off from an Israeli Air Force base ahead of his meeting with President Trump.

The departure was not announced in advance, and no journalists were permitted aboard the flight.

Netzer ShIDF destroyed Hamas tunnel in northern Gaza Strip - hundreds of meters long

Defense Minister Katz meets with Dutch opposition leader Geert Wilders: "Israel cherishes its true friends." Wilders responded: "I will stand by you and by Judea and Samaria without reservation"

Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa hinted that a security agreement with Israel is in the works, and that, were it to succeed, it could lead to normalization with the Jewish state.

Al-Sharaa told Al Jazeera:

“If the security agreement succeeds, and Israel commits to the security side, and Syria does as well, along with all the conditions of the agreement that may be concluded later, this would qualify for a second stage of talks about a comprehensive peace, without conceding Syria’s right to the occupied [sic] Golan [Heights].”

Reporter: Regarding the Iran war, are you disappointed with Hagseth for the advice he gave early on and the outcome it had?

Trump: No, he did a great job. We have destroyed their army.

Trump on Iran: They want to meet, and we are meeting.

There is a chance for an agreement.

Without what we did, they wouldn't be talking to us.

Trump on Iran: Iran requested a meeting through its representatives and directly.

We are in negotiations, and I think good things can happen.

The price of oil has dropped sharply today.

Trump on Iran: There's a good chance something positive will happen.

If not, then we'll go back to doing what we were doing two days ago.

Trump on Iran: We are not currently engaged with the Houthis, but if they cause problems, we may be forced to take action.

Reporter: Do you and Netanyahu share the same views on Iran?

Trump: We have some differences, but we are almost aligned, yes.

Trump on Iran: Iran has been severely beaten in the last 14 days.

They politely asked us: "Please stop. Let's meet."

Reporter: Zelenskyy says that Russia is providing Iran with satellite images of U.S. bases in the Persian Gulf.

Trump: If this is true, we will investigate. I will ask Putin about it.

Even if it is true, it probably won't have much of an impact.

Trump: We are taking billions and billions of dollars from Venezuela.

The same thing will happen to Iran.

Trump: We will use Iran's money to pay for damages to the ships.

The money from Iran, which is under our control, will be used. Isn't that good?

Reporter: Netanyahu opposes the sale of F-35 fighter jets to Turkey.

Trump: No one dictates to me what I should sell or not sell. Turkey has been an incredible ally.