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The effort to feed Lebanon’s people is up against more than just Israel’s brutality.

The Michigan Senate Democratic primary debate between progressive Abdul El-Sayed and centrist Haley Stevens got heated, while Donald Trump played victim in Turkey, and the U.S struck Iran yet again.

Oil prices surged after Iran said it had struck dozens of US targets in retaliation for American strikes, threatening the fragile ceasefire.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned against the sale, saying Ankara is “infected with the Muslim Brotherhood.”

A raft of new defense investments by NATO members haven’t proved enough to appease the US leader.

Asking Ankara to make elements of its S-400 system inoperable is one option under discussion by the Trump administration, a person familiar told Semafor.

Washington said the strikes were in retaliation for three ships that were hit in the Strait of Hormuz on Tuesday.