Iran's parliament speaker warned the U.S. military and Israel would be "legitimate targets" if America strikes the Islamic Republic, as threatened by President Donald Trump.

A statement from the group reads: “Live metrics show Iran is now in the midst of a nationwide internet blackout; the incident follows a series of escalating digital censorship measures targeting protests across the country and hinders the public's right to communicate at a critical moment.”

He asserted that he had received “reliable reports” indicating the authorities were facing “a severe shortage of mercenaries to confront the millions of people in the streets.”

Disturbances occurred when protesters attempted to block vehicles by lying on the roadway in Kiryat Ono, Israel Police said. Haredi (ultra-Orthodox) protesters took to the streets on Sunday, demonstrating against the IDF enlistment day,

An anti-Israel mob descended on a Big Apple synagogue and Jewish school Thursday night — screaming “we support Hamas,” according to sickening video.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu expressed support for Iranian protesters, condemned killings, and voiced hope for a liberated Iran, as Tehran warned the US and Israel amid escalating unrest.

Diplomatic correspondent Lazar Berman weighs in on a second wave of US military strikes on Syria, last week's Israel-Syria talks in Paris, and PM Netanyahu's statements on US aid

Pro-Palestinian and pro-Israel demonstrators hurled threats at each other outside an event promoting real estate sales in Jerusalem. The mayor said those actions had “no place in our city.”