BREAKING: A source close to Iran’s negotiating team told Tasnim that the Iranian delegation walked out of the talks in protest over Trump's threats.

Barak Ravid:

Iran has not walked away from talks with the U.S.

Mark Levin:

I say to the isolationists in our country: you won for 47 years. We were isolationists.

We appeased and subsidized them, and they killed us.

Zelensky:

If Lukashenko does not remove the relay transmitters, we will remove them ourselves.

This will happen within a week.

Netanyahu:

In the U.S., they say that Trump does everything that I ask him to do.

And in Israel, they say I do everything he wants me to do.

Neither is true. We are leaders of independent and proud countries.

I stand for the interest of Israel.

Netanyahu:

They told me not to enter Rafah. I entered Rafah.

I was told not to strike Hezbollah. We struck Hezbollah.

They told me not to confront Iran. We confronted Iran!

Netanyahu on Iran:

We attacked their bridges. We attacked so many targets.

The cumulative damage that we did to the "IRGC economy "is not counted in the millions, not in the hundreds of millions, not in the tens of billions. It's counted in hundreds and hundreds of billions of dollars.

It will take them a long time to recover. A long time!

Netanyahu on Iran:

I think we created the conditions for the Iranian regime's fall.

Netanyahu:

We established a "security zone" in Gaza.

We established a "security zone" in Syria.

We established a "security zone" in Lebanon, and we shall keep it as long as necessary!

Netanyahu:

For years, people told us, "You cannot attack the soil of Iran."

Yes, you can do Mossad operations. We did quite a few. I authorized many.

But you cannot send our military to Iran. We changed that.

We sent our brave pilots over the skies of Iran.

Netanyahu:

We attack first. Kill them first!

Netanyahu:

As long as we need to protect our people, we will remain in the "security zone" in South Lebanon.

The reason is perfectly understood. No country would be asked to do otherwise.

Netanyahu:

The terrorists don't just target civilians; they hide among their own civilians.

They are committing a double war crime in doing that.

We target the terrorists, but there are some civilian casualties in every such war.

Netanyahu:

Five terrorists killed for every civilian that is harmed — 5 to 1.

Unheard of!

Netanyahu:

Our soldiers are so brave. There are no braver soldiers on the planet.

They are so heroic.

Netanyahu:

We will fight the battle against antisemitism.

We will fight against our delegitimization.

Zelensky:

Polish President Nawrocki is doing the same thing as Orbán, and it will end badly.

Nawrocki is trying to gain political dividends by fueling anti-Ukrainian sentiment.

Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa on Trump and Lebanon:

President Trump expressed his displeasure with what is currently happening in Lebanon and was looking for ways to stop the war in Lebanon.

He then said that there could be a role for Syria in Lebanon in the search for a security solution.

The statement was interpreted as if Syrian forces would enter Lebanon the next morning, and that is not what was meant.

From President Trump’s statement, the answer is that he was expressing frustration with what is happening in Lebanon and looking for other solutions, and that there could be a positive role for Syria through the Lebanese state and Lebanese institutions.

WATCH: Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa on Lebanon:

Today, the situation in Lebanon requires joint solutions, and it is entirely possible to rely on Syria in the search for a security path toward a solution.

But this does not mean war, nor does it mean a return to the previous image of Syrian tutelage during the former regime's era in Lebanon.

Rather, it means supporting the Lebanese state, strengthening its institutions, and building channels of communication among the political parties and active forces in Lebanon, including Hezbollah, in search of a security solution that everyone can accept.

Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa on Hezbollah:

If the need arises for us to sit with Hezbollah, I believe in dialogue, yes.

Even between opposing parties, dialogue should remain open and continue even during war, conflict, and confrontation, because the alternative is war.

Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa on Lebanon:

We have a deep problem with Hezbollah, but we do not want all of Lebanon to die.

We want to solve the problem of Hezbollah while keeping Lebanon alive.