The war Israel and the United States against Iran The conflict threatens to drag on longer than anticipated, according to Israeli and American leaders. The initial four weeks announced by Donald Trump were extended to five, and now, for the time being, to eight. Beyond military strategy, a prolonged conflict raises questions about Israel's capacity to sustain a high-intensity confrontation with Iran after years of an economy constrained by the economic crisis. open fronts in Gaza, Lebanon and Syria, in addition to the direct tensions with Tehran.

At least six people were killed in a shooting in Jerusalem on Monday, including the two attackers, according to Israeli police. Among the victims was a young Spanish national, Yaakov Pinto, 25, from Melilla who lived in Israel, according to sources at the consulate and the victim's relatives who confirmed to Efe. The Israeli ambulance service reported a total of eleven injured in the incident, the details of which are currently unknown. Israeli police have described the attackers as "terrorists."

The United Nations peacekeeping mission in Lebanon (UNIFIL) denounced this Wednesday that Israel attacked its personnel in the south of the country. Israeli drones reportedly launched four grenades at the UN peacekeepers in what the organization described as "one of the most serious attacks" since the ceasefire was announced last November. Furthermore, the Lebanese government reported that at least four people were killed in Israeli attacks on various sites in the south of the country.

The day after the publication of a Hamas propaganda video where one of the hostages, visibly malnourished, was forced to dig his own grave, the government of Benjamin Netanyahu has made it clear, mouth of his Minister of National Security, who has no intention of stopping either the war or the humanitarian crisis in Gaza. In a new provocative gesture, far-right minister Itamar Ben-Gvir visited the Al-Aqsa Mosque Esplanade in Jerusalem on Sunday, a flashpoint for tensions between Israelis and Palestinians, and there said that the only way out of the conflict is "voluntary migration from the Strip" from Israel.

The Israeli police have charged this Friday at noon against groups of Muslims in the Esplanade of the Mosques in East Jerusalem. The agents have fired rubber bullets, tear gas and sound grenades against the faithful who had left the Al-Aqsa mosque after Friday prayers, as reported by several media and as can be seen in some videos spread through social networks.