Rep. Debbie Wasserman-Shultz and Rep. Kathy Manning led the bipartisan effort.

“Pick between your two old ones,” Clinton said, laughing, in an interview on Tuesday.

"It is considered a likely scenario that a Merkava tank, after firing two tank rounds, also used its machine gun against the location of the journalists," TNO's report said.

The report could have potential implications for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, and could give a free pass to war minister Benny Gantz.

The European Union told Israel to “reverse” the decision, reiterating, “Settlements are illegal under international law and constitute an obstacle to peace, as they threaten the two-state solution."

Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amir Abdallahian commented on the assassination of a senior Revolutionary Guards commander, an attack attributed to Israel, stating, "Tel Aviv should count down."

Lebanese media claimed that Hezbollah has until March 15 to solve the conflict diplomatically or risk an all-out war.

Brazilian President compares Israel to Nazi Germany and loses voter approval for the comment among evangelical Christians.