Iran–US-Israel War Latest LIVE Update: Israel, Lebanon Agree To Renew Ceasefire, Netanyahu Admits To ‘Tactical Disagreements’ With Trump

In a rare bipartisan move, the US House of Representatives backed a resolution to limit President Trump’s ability to attack Iran without Congress’s say-so. Four Republicans teamed up with Democrats to pass this war powers resolution, which shows growing discontent with the White House’s military tactics. Though mainly symbolic, the vote highlights divisions even within the president’s own party.

Donald Trump told reporters at the White House that the US talked directly with Hezbollah for the very first time. They claimed the group agreed not to attack Israel. He says both sides promised not to shoot. So Trump hopes this’ll lead to calm in the Middle East. They made this agreement yesterday. Though he didn’t give details, Trump believes this dialogue could prevent more hostilities.

The Trump administration announced a ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon to halt hostilities on Wednesday. This might help pave the way for a broader agreement against Iran. Tehran, though, hit Kuwait earlier that day, damaging its airport and hurting lots of people. The US responded by striking near the Strait of Hormuz. So while a truce is good news, tensions are still super high.

Wednesday saw Iranian drones wreck a terminal at Kuwait’s chief airport, killing one and hurting many more, this while the place was bustling with folks just trying to get around. The attack left the airfield shut down temporarily. As expected, Iran said they weren’t behind it. This bombing ramps up tensions and shows how risky it is even in Gulf regions once thought safer from the chaos of the conflict between the US-Israel team and Iran. It tests the already shaky peace agreement in place.