Iran, US Launch Strikes; The Power Of Christian Martyrs

A tense quiet in the Middle East after Iran launches strikes over the weekend, and the US responds with its own attacks; a US official says both sides have agreed to calm down, although Iran had not confirmed that; US Ambassador to the UN Mike Waltz says the US will not stand for tolls on the Strait of Hormuz, and that oil prices are dropping; Israel and Lebanon sign US-mediated peace agreement, which Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu calls an “historic accomplishment;” the US and Lebanon recognize Israel’s right to maintain a presence in Lebanon for its security; Julie Stahl talks about how much damage the Iranian and US strikes did, if Israel could get involved in the attacks, Hezbollah’s reaction to the Israel-Lebanon agreement, the situation in northern Israel, and the concerns about  potential US sales of F-35 fighter jets to Turkey; today marks the annual Day of the Martyr, honoring those who have given their lives for the faith throughout history down to the present day, and Todd Nettleton of The Voice of the Martyrs talks about historic figures like Perpetua and William Tyndale; and is Sweden really moving toward free markets and away from leftism?

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