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The president spoke out after his press secretary read a statement saying the attack "does not advance Israel or America's goals."

Israel targeted Hamas leaders in Qatar with air strikes. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he approved the strikes after Hamas claimed responsibility for a terror attack on a bus stop in Jerusalem that killed six Israelis. The White House ...

In Nepal, the government's ban of social media apps including Facebook and Instagram sparked violent protests. The prime minister has now resigned and the government revoked the ban. NBC News' Raf Sanchez reports.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the strike on Hamas offices in Qatar could "open the door to an end of the war" in Gaza. According to Hamas, five of its members were killed in the attack but the leaders targeted by Israel survived.

First to NBC News: Democratic Rep. Adam Smith, who is organizing the bipartisan trip this month, said he is "deeply worried" that the U.S. and China "seem to be talking less and less."

The raid on a Hyundai facility in Georgia has strained U.S.-South Korea relations and drawn attention to the difficulties foreign companies face in obtaining U.S. visas for their employees.

Smoke was seen rising over the Katara District, the witness told the news agency.

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy called the attack "brutally savage" and said his Western backers should punish the Kremlin.

Video captured the purported drone strike on a Gaza aid flotilla in Tunisian waters, according to organizers for the vessel. Tunisian authorities said the explosion came from inside the vessel, rejecting the claim it was hit off the country's coast.

"You have been warned," the Israeli prime minister said after two gunment killed 6 people in east Jerusalem.