The US is back to heavy bombing of Iran, and Trump is moving to sell F-35 fighter jets to Turkey — a shift that angers Israel and shows a widening US-Israel rift.

• Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth scrapped a planned meeting with Netanyahu, likely because the US restarted intense strikes on Iran overnight.
• Trump wants to lift 2019 sanctions on Turkey and let it buy F-35 jets, reversing his own earlier ban that punished Turkey for buying Russian air defenses.
• Netanyahu is furious, saying arming Turkey would upset the Middle East balance and warning of Turkish ambitions to revive Ottoman-era influence.
• Trump also praised China for tapping its own oil reserves instead of buying on the open market, which kept oil prices from spiking during the Iran fighting.

Outlook: The fight now moves to Congress, which could block the Turkey jet sale — a test of whether pro-Israel lawmakers push back on Trump.