Israeli and U.S. leaders agree to meet in the United States

Israeli and U.S. leaders spoke by phone and agreed to hold a meeting in the United States in the coming days. The agreement was reported by Reuters on Friday.

Regional developments Lebanon's foreign minister said a framework agreement signed with Israel last month is not final. The minister added that the deal provides a basis for further negotiations. Lebanon's Ministry of Public Health reported that Israeli attacks from March 2 to July 3 killed 4,301 people and wounded 12,199 others.

Human rights groups stated that parts of the agreement could limit victims' ability to seek justice in international forums.

Other developments Yemen's Houthis said they confronted Saudi warplanes that allegedly tried to block an Iranian civilian aircraft from landing in Sanaa. The group warned that further airspace violations would prompt attacks on Saudi airports and infrastructure. Saudi Arabia's deputy foreign minister attended the funeral of Iran's former supreme leader in Tehran.