Trump criticizes Israel, Iran for ceasefire violations before NATO summit

President Trump departed Washington, D.C., for the NATO summit in the Netherlands, criticizing Israel and Iran for breaking a ceasefire he brokered. Despite touting this ceasefire as a significant achievement, tensions escalated with Iran launching missiles at Israel, causing civilian casualties and prompting Israeli retaliation. In response, Trump urged Israel to restrain further military action and expressed a desire for stability over regime change in Iran. Meanwhile, Democrats criticized the President's foreign policy approach, with concerns about a lack of consultation on recent military actions, and a classified Senate briefing on Iran is set for later this week.