WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT - A three-story building next to a construction site collapsed in Brooklyn, killing at least two people and sending more than 10 others to hospital, as rescuers searched the rubble for possible additional victims

War criminal Benjamin Netanyahu calls US President Donald Trump every day to urge him to resume the war on Iran, the Financial Times revealed, citing a person familiar with the discussions. Officials who oppose renewed war are trying to counter him, and Arab and Muslim leaders are urging Trump to give diplomacy more time. Trump says there is “positive momentum” toward ending the war and that renewed strikes seem “quite unlikely.” Netanyahu appears set to leave the political scene after losing the election to the opposition, as Israeli President Isaac Herzog has tasked opposition bloc leader Gadi Eisenkot, who has the backing of 67 of the Knesset’s 120 members, with forming the next government.

Warfare isn’t just about blowing things up. Sometimes getting the upper hand can be a matter of using spycraft to get the right piece of information from the right person — like the CEO of one of the world’s most important tech companies.