Among the events in Tehran on the occasion of the anniversary of the Islamic Revolution were the burning and trampling of the US and Israeli flags.

After days of dramatic searches: Arizona authorities tonight arrested a suspect in the kidnapping of Nancy Guthrie, the 84-year-old mother of NBC anchor Savannah Guthrie.

Head of Iran's National Security Council: "The negotiations with the US were good to a certain extent, but one cannot judge based on one meeting."

Under American pressure, Zelensky is preparing for elections in Ukraine in the coming months.

Iran is strengthening its warning system in the south of the country. Iran has deployed a Matla-3 long-range early warning radar in the south of the country, with the aim of improving detection and tracking of possible air strikes, especially in the Persian Gulf.

Minister Yoav Kish: "Netanyahu will present Israeli interests to President Trump. Israel needs security and for the Iranian threat to stop. As of October 7, we stopped turning a blind eye to threats that arise against us. The decision whether there will be an attack or not is Trump's."

Australia: President Isaac Herzog received a ceremonial welcome in the capital Canberra and met with Prime Minister Anthony Albanese.

Tears on the podium: After winning a bronze medal in the relay race at the Winter Olympics, Norwegian Storla Holm Lagarde burst into tears on live television and said he had cheated on his girlfriend: "There's someone I wanted to share this with, who might not be watching today."

Prior to his expected meeting with Trump, the Prime Minister began his visit to Washington with a meeting with the President's special envoys, Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner.

Ukraine: Reuters news agency reports four dead, including three children, in Russian attack on Kharkiv, the country's second largest city.

Colombia: President Gustavo Petro announced that he had survived an assassination attempt on the night of Monday to Tuesday. He said that while flying in a helicopter, he received intelligence that he might be shot at and the flight was diverted to the open sea until reaching a safe destination. Petro noted that there is increasing violence ahead of the elections and a history of political assassinations in the country.

Trump received an official invitation to attend the Israel Prize ceremony; Education Minister Kish: "Your presence will be a significant moment for the citizens."

Following the revelation of news here, Indonesia fears that President Prabowo is "aligning with Israel's goals." In a conversation with prominent Muslim leaders, the Indonesian president said that "if Trump's peace council does not serve the Palestinian desire for independence - we will withdraw from it."

The largest Israeli exit in history: Google's $32 billion acquisition of Visa approved by the European Union.

Rescue Judea and Samaria Without Borders: At around 2 a.m., a suspect was spotted approaching Givat Ein Lezion, north of Esh Kodesh, after he was caught. It turned out that he was a terrorist and had a knife.

A bus driver from Sharon let middle school students drive the bus.

CPR on two unconscious women at a fuel terminal near Ashdod - fear of a leak of hazardous materials. According to an initial examination, it appears that the oxygen suits they were wearing were faulty and they suffocated inside the refinery.

A 63-year-old Tel Aviv resident was arrested on suspicion of breaking into an apartment in the city center. He was caught inside a luxury vehicle, and is suspected of breaking into it as well.

A loaded gun with ammunition, cocaine and heroin were seized by Jaffa police detectives in an apartment in the city. A suspect, approximately 50 years old, was arrested.