American sources believe that Israel's response to the missile attack from Iran will be carried out against affiliates of the Revolutionary Guards outside the country.

Jordanian officials say they realize they have unwittingly entered the battle between Israel and Iran, and this morning began to take significant steps regarding the protection of their airspace.

According to Kann 11 News, both countries insisted that the decision to intercept the projectiles was "a matter of sovereignty."

According to reports in the Israeli media, a number of unlikely allies aided the IDF's attempts to thwart the Iranian strike.

Reports of GPS jamming and disruption are emerging not only from Jordan, but also the broader Middle East, presumably to disrupt Iranian missile attacks.

According to CENTCOM, the US has dropped some 742 tons of humanitarian assistance for Gazan civilians.

The drop included "16 375-pound bundles of rice, flour, milk, pasta, and canned food" meant for civilians in northern Gaza.

German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius said that the German Army would airdrop aid to help Gazan civilians caught in the crossfire.

This airdrop includes "approximately 5,280 pounds of food, including rice, flour, pasta, and canned food" for Gazan civilians in the northern Strip.

With meals provided from Jordan, the US Army airdropped some 11,500 meal equivalents over northern Gaza.

After aid was dropped into the sea at the beginning of the week, this morning the Jordanians dropped aid packages to Gaza in Israeli territory.

The airdrop is part of a joint effort involving Israel, the US, UAE, Jordan, Egypt, and France.

The site, located near the Syrian and Iraqi border, serves as an outpost for US troops to observe and infiltrate Syria when needed ever since 2015.

In a statement issued today, President Biden blamed Iran-backed militias operating in Syria and Iraq for a drone attack killing three US soldiers and injuring over two dozen in northeastern Jordan.

These are the first US soldiers to be killed during the Gaza War, after over 150 attacks by Iran-backed forces injured but did not kill US forces spread throughout the Middle East.

Mati Shoshani delivers a succinct yet comprehensive overview of key events unfolding in the Middle East. This week's headlines underscore the region's dynamic challenges and developments.

The King of Jordan and the President of Egypt met in Cairo for a political summit, where they continued to state that they will not accept any Palestinian refugees from Gaza or the Judea and Samaria region.

Released for publication: The "Jewel in the Arava" affair - the Southern District police officers in cooperation with the IDF forces foiled a huge smuggling of weapons from the Jordanian border including 137 weapons, 250 cartridges and many weapon parts with a total value of about 6 million shekels.

Senior IDF officials recently held situation assessments in which they explained what Israel's interest is in preventing a humanitarian crisis in the Gaza Strip, and in allowing the introduction of aid to the Gaza Strip.