Here are Friday’s latest updates from the U.S.-Iran cease-fire and Israel’s war with Hezbollah:<\/p>\n
\u25a0 The IDF said it struck more than 40 Hezbollah targets in southern Lebanon<\/strong> over the past 24 hours, including military compounds and infrastructure.<\/a><\/p>\n \u25a0 The military said it intercepted a drone that crossed from Lebanon into northern Israel<\/strong>. It also said three additional aerial targets were intercepted before crossing into Israel, while another interception attempt in southern Lebanon <\/a>is under review.<\/p>\n \u25a0 Israel sent advanced weapons systems<\/strong>, including a laser air-defense system<\/strong>, to the United Arab Emirates<\/strong> during the war with Iran, the Financial Times reported,<\/a> citing sources familiar with the matter.<\/p>\n \u25a0 Iranian Foreign Ministry<\/strong> spokesman Esmaeil Baghaei said it is “not realistic” to expect rapid progress in talks<\/a> with the United States,<\/strong> according to official IRNA news agency.<\/p>\n \u25a0 The United Arab Emirates’ <\/strong>presidential adviser said “no unilateral Iranian arrangements can be trusted”<\/a> regarding freedom of navigation in the Strait of Hormuz<\/strong> following what he called Iran’s “treacherous aggression.”<\/p>\n \u25a0 Israel’s Foreign Ministry said a Gaza-bound flotilla<\/strong> is a “Hamas-led provocation” and confirmed that activists Saif Abu Keshek and Thiago \u00c1vila will be brought to Israel for questioning<\/a>. Greece called for “restraint and universal respect for international law” after Israel intercepted vessels<\/strong> from the flotilla in international waters off Crete, according to its foreign ministry. Athens said<\/a> it is coordinating the safe disembarkation of passengers.<\/p>\n \u25a0 A British man was charged<\/strong> after two Jewish men were stabbed in London’s Golders Green<\/strong> in what police called a terrorist incident, prompting the U.K. to raise its terrorism threat level to “severe.”<\/a><\/p>\n \u25a0 Nearly half of Jewish communities in Germany<\/strong> reported antisemitic incidents over the past year, according to a Central Council of Jews survey, with leaders warning of a “new normal” of insecurity.<\/a><\/p>\n