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U.S. Rep. Ro Khanna reported being detained by settlers and Israeli military in the West Bank, with the IDF denying involvement. The incident occurred during a visit to a Palestinian village affected by settler attacks, and Khanna's group was released after contacting the U.S. Embassy. The IDF stated it dispersed Israeli civilians blocking the area but denied soldiers' participation.

Israeli settlers armed with US-made M4 rifles detained US lawmaker Ro Khanna and his delegation in the occupied West Bank during a visit to a Palestinian village allegedly destroyed by settlers. The Israeli military (IDF) arrived and supported the settlers during the detention.

US Democratic lawmaker Ro Khanna was detained by Israeli settlers armed with US-made rifles during a visit to the occupied West Bank. His group was surrounded, blocked from moving, and held for over an hour before Israeli military and police intervened to release them.

US Democratic lawmaker Ro Khanna was detained by Israeli settlers armed with US-made M4 rifles during a West Bank visit, which he described as highlighting the human toll of the Israeli occupation. The Israeli military intervened after settlers blocked his group's van, dispersing the settlers and allowing the group to proceed. Khanna, considering a 2028 presidential run, criticized the IDF for aligning with settlers rather than protecting Americans.

The U.S. State Department warns Americans of volatile security conditions in the Middle East amid a tentative but uncertain agreement with Iran to ease tensions. Travel advisories remain in place for several countries, urging caution due to potential disruptions from airspace closures, demonstrations, and threats to U.S.-associated locations.

Iran’s leader claimed the US and Israel were struck by a 'decisive blow' amid conflicting signals regarding negotiations. Washington reportedly demands a signing in Geneva next week, while the US embassy in Jerusalem warns citizens about rapidly changing security conditions.