The shooting of two Israeli embassy employees outside the Jewish Museum in Washington dominated morning coverage, with Israel quickly attributing the attack to "antisemitic incitement, especially in Europe." This accusation follows yesterday's diplomatic incidents involving Israeli forces firing on European diplomats in the West Bank.
Netanyahu continued his defiant stance, declaring Gaza operations would continue until implementing "Trump's plan" for the region, while the EU formally criticized Sánchez for "attacks on separation of powers" regarding the amnesty law.
Domestically, a judge opened trial proceedings against the Prime Minister's brother and a senior PSOE Extremadura official for influence peddling. Additional corruption allegations emerged linking a Canary Islands PSOE official to Lebanese narcotics trafficking.
By evening, Trump's administration escalated its conflict with academic institutions by revoking Harvard's ability to enroll foreign students, while Sánchez announced a state funeral for DANA flood victims.