Daniel Estrin

So I heard from a person briefed on the matter, not authorized to speak publicly, that the

The U.S.

was not pleased with the extent of that damage.

Even Senator Lindsey Graham, who's close to Prime Minister Netanyahu, tweeted publicly, Israel, be cautious about your targets because Iran's oil economy will be needed when Iran's regime collapses.

That's right.

Iran has appointed Mujtaba Khamenei to be the new supreme leader.

He's the son of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, who was killed by Israel on day one of the war.

And the son is seen as even more hardline than the father was.

But Iran has sent a message as well this weekend that it can exact a painful price around the region, not just Israel.

We saw Iran launch a missile with a dangerous cluster bomb warhead that hit an apartment building here in Tel Aviv just a few minutes drive from me in Tel Aviv.

and attacks on oil facilities in the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia took place this weekend as well.

So we're seeing the Gulf get dragged into this conflict as well.

They've been very hesitant to take part in the war, so we're going to have to see where that goes.

You're welcome.

This official told me that Israel is fighting as if every day might be the last day of the war.

As he put it, you never know if President Trump will wake up tomorrow and say, mission accomplished.

Let's wrap it up.

The original marchers were met by the clubs of Alabama state troopers who beat them as they were protesting for voting rights.

March participants, like Kelvin Elmore, see new threats to the Voting Rights Act being pushed by Congress and the White House.

The marchers are calling on Congress to pass the John Lewis Voting Rights Act, a bill that would restore some protection to the Voting Rights Act that weakened by the Supreme Court.