According to the Wall Street Journal, US President Donald Trump had a tense and heated phone call with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Tuesday evening. According to sources, Netanyahu strongly criticized the agreement aimed at ending the war with Iran during the call, while Trump defended the diplomatic process. Israel has long been skeptical about whether Iran will adhere to any agreement to dismantle its nuclear program and halt attacks on regional countries. According to insiders, Netanyahu reiterated these positions to Trump during calls on both last Sunday and Tuesday. However, Trump was not convinced. He told Netanyahu that he would continue to push for an agreement to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons. Trump also stated that if Iran fails to show greater flexibility in negotiations, it may face a new round of strikes. (Golden Ten)
Odaily News According to public records from the New York Criminal Court, Believe founder Benjamin Pasternak was arrested on suspicion of second-degree strangulation and assault, with a court appearance scheduled for June 11. He was previously accused of involvement in a token exit scam scheme involving millions of dollars. The platform's native token BELIEVE is currently trading at approximately $0.00075, down over 99% from its all-time high of $0.3569 set in May 2025.
According to The Block, Franklin Templeton has integrated its BENJI tokenized money market fund and other tokenized products with MoonPay Trade, enabling institutional users to seamlessly exchange between stablecoins such as USDC and USDT and BENJI.
Odaily Odaily News Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated today (June 2nd) during the swearing-in ceremony of the new director of the Israel Intelligence and Special Operations Agency (Mossad), declaring that "the Iranian regime will eventually fall."Netanyahu added, "All those who plot to harm Israel should know that their schemes will inevitably fail, and the price to be paid will be extremely heavy. Iran has already paid an extremely heavy price, its regime's foundations are already shaken, and it can never return to its former state." (CCTV International News)
According to the Wall Street Journal, US President Donald Trump had a tense and heated phone call with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Tuesday evening. According to sources, Netanyahu strongly criticized the agreement aimed at ending the war with Iran during the call, while Trump defended the diplomatic process. Israel has long been skeptical about whether Iran will adhere to any agreement to dismantle its nuclear program and halt attacks on regional countries. According to insiders, Netanyahu reiterated these positions to Trump during calls on both last Sunday and Tuesday. However, Trump was not convinced. He told Netanyahu that he would continue to push for an agreement to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons. Trump also stated that if Iran fails to show greater flexibility in negotiations, it may face a new round of strikes. (Golden Ten)
In the early hours of May 14 local time, the UAE Foreign Ministry stated in a statement that the UAE denies reports regarding Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's visit to the UAE or the UAE hosting an Israeli military delegation. The statement said the UAE reaffirms that its relations with Israel are open and transparent, conducted within the framework of the well-known and officially announced Abraham Accords, and are not based on any opaque or unofficial arrangements. Therefore, any claims about undisclosed visits or unannounced arrangements are unfounded unless officially announced by the relevant UAE authorities. On the evening of May 13 local time, the Israeli Prime Minister's Office issued a statement claiming that during the "Roaring Lion" military operation, Prime Minister Netanyahu made a secret visit to the United Arab Emirates and met with UAE President Mohamed. The statement said, "This visit facilitated a historic breakthrough in relations between Israel and the UAE."
Public records from the New York Criminal Court show that Benjamin Pasternak, founder of Believe App, was arrested on charges of second-degree strangulation and assault. This follows allegations that Believe founder Ben Pasternak was involved in a multimillion-dollar rug pull scam.
Odaily News According to public records from the New York Criminal Court, Believe founder Benjamin Pasternak was arrested on suspicion of second-degree strangulation and assault, with a court appearance scheduled for June 11. He was previously accused of involvement in a token exit scam scheme involving millions of dollars. The platform's native token BELIEVE is currently trading at approximately $0.00075, down over 99% from its all-time high of $0.3569 set in May 2025.