LiveLive Updates August 07, 2026Share to FacebookShare to XArticle printing is available to subscribers onlyPrint in a simple, ad-free formatSubscribeComments: Zen reading is available to subscribers onlyAd-free and in a comfortable reading formatSubscribeAugust 07, 2026UpdatesTrump pushes back against reports of military supply shortagesU.S. President Donald Trump pushed back against reports of military supply shortages on Thursday, insisting that the United States possesses vast stockpiles of ammunition and remains fully equipped to support operations worldwide. "We're supplied all over the world," Trump said. "We're in great shape. We always want more, [but] we have massive amounts of ammunition."Trump also told reporters that he thought the war with Iran would "end pretty soon".Red Crescent says its medics treated 48 wounded Palestinians during IDF operation in West Bank refugee campThe Red Crescent said its medics have treated 48 wounded Palestinians since the start of an IDF operation in the West Bank's Qalandiyah refugee camp on Wednesday.Israeli security forces take positions during an army operation in the Qalandiya refugee camp, in the West Bank, Wednesday. Credit: Leo Correa,AP Israeli security forces take positions during an army operation in the Qalandiya refugee camp, in the West Bank, Wednesday. Credit: Leo Correa,AP According to the Red Crescent, 35 of the wounded victims were severely beaten and evacuated to hospitals. The Red Crescent reported that medics have struggled to reach sick and injured people in the area over the past 24 hours.6 hours agoLatest round of Israel-Lebanon talks comes to close, Israel reportedly refusing to expand pilot zonesIsrael is refusing to expand the so-called pilot zones in southern Lebanon – areas to be controlled by Lebanon's armed forces following IDF withdrawal – before inspections are conducted to verify that no Hezbollah operatives remain in areas from which the IDF has already withdrawn, an Israeli source said.A motorcade arrives at the United States' Embassy in Rome, Italy, Tuesday. Credit: AP A motorcade arrives at the United States' Embassy in Rome, Italy, Tuesday. Credit: AP The report comes as three days of talks between Israel and Lebanon came to a close in Rome on Thursday.According to the source, the sides have not yet agreed on who will supervise the progress of the pilot zones. Lebanese television channel Al Jadeed reported that several countries have expressed willingness to fulfill such a role.RECAP: Two Israelis attacked by Palestinians after mistakenly entering Jenin, IDF saysHere are Friday's latest updates:■ Two Israeli civilians were attacked by a group of Palestinians after they mistakenly entered the Palestinian city of Jenin in the West Bank, the IDF said. According to the IDF's statement, the Israelis' car was damaged after Palestinians threw a brick at it. No injuries were reported.■ Mossad head Roman Gofman has removed two senior agents from their posts following a failed plot to topple Iran's regime. The agency's head of intelligence and the head of the Mossad's Iran division were dismissed from their posts despite ongoing investigations into the agency's operation regarding Iran, agency sources said.■ Gilad Erdan, Israel's former ambassador to the United Nations, launched a new right-wing party under his leadership together with rebel Likud lawmaker Yuli Edelstein. Erdan declared that he will not sit in "any narrow government."■ An ‌Iranian parliamentary committee ‌is reviewing a preliminary bill ⁠that would bar ⁠U.S., Israeli and other "hostile" vessels from transiting the Strait of Hormuz, Iran's ‌semi-official Fars news ‌agency reported, citing a lawmaker. The draft bill would impose fines of up to 20% of a ship's cargo value ⁠for violations of the proposed restrictions.■ The United Kingdom's charity regulator said it has launched an investigation into charities in England and Wales accused of channeling funds to illegal Israeli settlements in the West Bank.■ Some 150 people gathered in Jaffa to protest against violence, racism and Israeli settler groups in the West Bank.■ Uganda's parliament voted to approve the deployment of its military to the Gaza Strip, if it was needed as part of a multinational security force proposed under U.S. President Donald Trump's cease-fire ‌plan for the enclave.In the NewsIsrael's Opposition Parties Are Courting New Immigrants With New PrioritiesHow to Read the Polls if You Really Want to Get Israel's ElectionsShipping Industry Warns Proposed Iran-Oman Hormuz Deal Could Prove UnworkableSmearing Eisenkot Backfires, and Netanyahu's Paying the Price in LikudHormuz Deal Would Hand Iran an Unprecedented Geopolitical VictoryRemembering and rebuilding two years laterICYMIThis Israeli ultra-Orthodox Feminist Activist Has a Warning for U.S. JewsHow Israel's Elbit Armed the United Arab Emirates'I Tried, I Got Crushed by AIPAC': Andy Levin Is All-in for El-SayedIsrael Captured 230 Square Miles of Lebanon, Razed Villages and Built New BasesIt's No Wonder Israelis Want War. 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