I just called Washington Post photographer Heidi Levine, who was brutally attacked by violent rioters on Friday. As President of the State of Israel, I strongly condemn this outrageous and shocking violence, both the terrible attack on Heidi and other grave incidents of violence, such as what took place today in Taybeh. I expressed my deepest sorrow to Heidi and apologized for what she went through. The despicable behavior of the perpetrators of this attack does not represent the citizens or the values of the State of Israel. Israel is a democratic state governed by the rule of law, and it must act with full force against every form of violence. Each incident is being thoroughly investigated, and we await the findings. All government, security, and law enforcement authorities must use every means at their disposal to investigate thoroughly, apprehend these lawbreakers, and bring them to justice with the fullest extent of the law. On behalf of the entire nation, I wish Heidi good health and a speedy recovery.

The situation escalated quickly in Paris ...

The Prime Minister’s Office: The facts surrounding the confrontation near Abu Falah, during which Washington Post photojournalist Heidi Levine was allegedly assaulted, remain unclear and are under investigation. Israel unequivocally condemns violence against anyone—Jews, Arabs, Christians or journalists. Those responsible will be held accountable. But serious questions remain. Reports indicate some 200 Arabs and far-left activists confronted approximately 40 Israeli youths. Footage shows masked individuals on both sides hurling objects, amid reports of fireworks fired at Jewish youths. Other footage appears to show Levine knocked down and immediately helped to her feet by the same unidentified individual. The investigation must establish the facts, including who initiated the violence. We will not allow disputed incidents to be exploited to demonize the hundreds of thousands of law-abiding Jewish residents of Judea and Samaria. The facts must determine the conclusions. Not the headlines.

This morning I was on the ground with the ICE Air Operations team in Alexandria, LA to observe and assess removal operations. First up, a plane load of Haitians being sent back home—including those with criminal records for aggravated assault, sex assault, kidnapping, battery, and other crimes. This Administration has made it clear that temporary means TEMPORARY, so if your TPS has expired, or you are otherwise in the country illegally, take advantage of our voluntary departure program and return to your home country—or we WILL arrest and deport you. ICE hit a record this week for the most deportations in a day since President Trump resumed office. While FY26 figures are being finalized, we know that last month ICE alone conducted more removals than any other month. Since June, ICE monthly arrest figures have also been higher—as have self-departures recorded by DHS—than any previous months. We are deportation-maxxing—firing on all cylinders while still expanding our capabilities to ramp up removals beyond current record-breaking levels to deliver on the President’s promise for mass deportation, restoring law and order, keeping our communities safe, and American prosperity.

⚡️🇺🇸JUST IN: Pro-Israel Zionists attacked an anti-genocide Jewish man outside the Chabad-Lubavitch World Headquarters in Brooklyn, New York City, chased him, and smashed his phone. They then burned a Palestinian flag and began chanting, “May your village burn.”

⚡️🇺🇸🇮🇱JUST IN: A Zionist mob in NYC chased a lone woman while chanting “Death to the Arabs” in Hebrew. She was harassed, insulted, attacked, and had a trash can thrown at her.

🔴Bashar al-Assad's palace in #Damascus ◾️Everything was thought of, including fortified escape tunnels. #Syria

#FDNY units are operating at a brush fire in Prospect Park in Brooklyn. Operations are ongoing.