Javier Milei, the President of Argentina, celebrated with students at a yeshiva in the Queens neighborhood of New York City after receiving an award in support of Israel during his visit to New York for the United Nations General Assembly. He danced and cheered with them, chanting the slogan "Am Israel Chai" (The Nation of Israel Lives).

Andy Burnham on Israel:

We stand with Israel in the face of ongoing threats, including those posed by Iran against Israel and Jewish people around the world.


However, this does not justify the actions of the Israeli government in Gaza or the Judea and Samaria.

Andy Burnham:

We want, ultimately, for suffering and death to end. We want to see Israelis and Palestinians living side-by-side, in peace and security.
And we will do everything we can to keep the hope of that possibility alive.

Netanyahu:

The "Economist" magazine presents Israel, and I emphasize this despite three years of war, as one of the three most dynamic economies in the world. This is truly unbelievable.


In my opinion, this is also a divine intervention, but at the same time, it is the result of a specific policy: simply, a free market policy.

Netanyahu:

I truly believe that you need a Prime Minister who has a deep understanding of the economy. Otherwise, we wouldn't have been able to achieve all the accomplishments we have.

You need a good Minister of Economy – and we have had a good Minister of Economy – but you really need a deep understanding of the economy.

🇺🇸🇮🇱 TRUMP SHARES POLL SHOWING NETANYAHU LEAD

- U.S. President Donald Trump posted a Newsmax article on Truth Social highlighting a poll where Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's bloc takes the lead. The post marks his strongest signal yet of support for Netanyahu ahead of Israel's October 27 election.

- "Netanyahu Bloc Takes Lead in Latest Israeli Election Poll"

🇦🇷🇮🇱🇺🇸 Argentine President Javier Milei receives the “Lover of Israel” award in New York

Erdogan calls Gaza suffering 'most embarrassing concentration camp' in UNGA speech

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan told the UNGA that the UNSC must be reformed and called on Israel to end the war in Gaza.

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🇦🇷 Argentine President Javier Milei says the United Nations has become a "useless organization.

🇮🇱 Prime Minister Netanyahu:

Tonight, I am heading to New York to defend Israel and the soldiers of my army at the United Nations, and to counter the "horrific lies" that are being said against us.

I am going to defend the truth about our soldiers and our country; and there are a few surprises in store.

Prime Minister Netanyahu is preparing for his speech tomorrow at the United Nations General Assembly.

Another terrorist attack has occurred.

A Palestinian terrorist rammed a car at high speed into a police checkpoint in the "Judea and Samaria" region.
Security forces opened fire on the attacker (the driver) and killed him at the scene.

One Israeli was seriously injured in the attack.

Javier Milei, President of Argentina:

We condemn Iran's attacks against Israel.

BREAKING:

The IRGC Quds Force General Hossein Zarifi has been killed in an ambush in the Balochistan region

Scott Bessent on Iran:

"International flights from Iran have likely been suspended for over 80 or 90 percent. I'm not sure how representatives of the Islamic Republic are supposed to return to their country."

the U.S. Secretary of the Treasury, on Iran:

"There may be attacks on tankers, but many of them continue on their course; yes, they continue their journey.

The Iranians may launch 3, 4, 5, or 6 drones towards them, but our powerful navy will intercept them.

However, we are extracting between 10 and 15 million barrels of oil per day, and sometimes as much as 17 million barrels.

To put this in perspective, before the conflict began, this amount was 20 million barrels per day. In addition, approximately 3 million more barrels are likely being extracted through alternative routes."

Israeli Army:

A Hamas commander who played a role in holding seven Israeli hostages has been killed.

Israeli Military and Shin Bet: Hamas's Financial Affairs Chief Neutralized

The Israeli military and Shin Bet announced that yesterday, in an operation in Khan Yunis, Muhammad Abu al-Ulayan, the chief of Hamas's financial affairs, was neutralized.

According to the Israeli military, he had been active in Hamas's financial sector for about a decade, and during the war, more than one billion shekels (over $300 million) under his management were transferred to finance the organization's activities.

The Israeli military stated that it will continue operations against Hamas's financial networks and money transfer operations to prevent the organization from rebuilding its capabilities.

Bessent on Iran: I don't know if it will take a week, a month, or two months, but they will give in.

The goal here could be one of three things: the regime turns against itself; we see a popular uprising in Iran; or we ensure that if the Iranians do reach an agreement, they will abide by it.

This time, if there is an agreement, I guarantee you they will stick to it.