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And we begin in the Middle East, where Israel says it identified incoming missiles fired from Iran.

The Israeli military says at this time, the Israeli Air Force intercepted those Iranian missiles.

Now, this apparent attack comes at a time of fresh skirmishes between Israel and Hezbollah.

And at the same time, Iran has warned it would respond with force against Israel and its allies should Israel retaliate.

In the meantime, President Trump appeared to try to de-escalate this situation.

Trump told Axios he will call Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and tell him not to retaliate.

Earlier in the day, Trump also reiterated Iran must not have a nuclear weapon.

Here is Trump speaking to NBC's Meet the Press.

That was President Trump speaking to NBC's Meet the Press.

And in that same interview, the president said he is interested in reviving his so-called anti-weaponization fund.

Trump left the door open to steering some of that $1.8 billion toward rioters convicted of assaulting police in the January 6th Capitol attack.

Here is Trump.

Trump speaking to NBC's Meet the Press.

Now, his comments come after backlash from congressional Republicans that prompted acting Attorney General Todd Blanch to say the fund was permanently halted.

In sports, Germany's Alexander Zverev has won the French Open.