While the National Terrorism Advisory System (NTAS) bulletin did not cite specific threats, it pointed to an increased likelihood of foreign or domestic extremists mobilizing
Greene's comments come as Capitol Hill continues to grapple with the political fallout from the strikes, which have drawn sharp divides among Republicans.
This development has sparked fears of a broader conflict, with potential implications for global stability and security.
During the address, Trump referred to Netanyahu as a key partner, saying, “We work as a team, like perhaps no team has ever worked before.”
“This can’t become a precedent for future presidents,” one GOP aide said. “Congress needs to assert itself.”
We’re talking about unprecedented exposure of sensitive data that affects millions of Americans,” said a senior GOP aide familiar with the discussions.
The Signal scandal comes at a critical moment for the White House, which is navigating escalating tensions in the Middle East.
His remarks come amid escalating tensions between Israel and Iran, with implications for U.S. involvement and global security.