Good evening. I'm Amna Nawaz. Jeff Bennett is away. On the news hour tonight, a U.S. fighter jet is shot down over Iran for the first time in five weeks of war as attacks on military and civilian infrastructure mount across the region.

Young conservatives at a Turning Point USA college event share their views on the region. Young conservatives at a turning point USA

college event share their views on the war in Iran. And Palestinian residents of the

occupied West Bank, including American citizens, face rising attacks from Israeli settlers.

They want to take the land.

They started to expand towards the town

until they became very close to the houses.

And by the end, they have reached the boundaries of our houses,

and you just can't do anything. Welcome to the news hour.

For the first time in five weeks of war with Iran, two American combat aircraft went down in separate incidents.

One of two service members on board an F-15E that was

shot down was rescued, but a military official tells the news hour the whereabouts and status

of the second crew member is either unknown or hasn't been disclosed. During a harrowing rescue

mission today for the fighter jet, a Black Hawk helicopter was also shot at but was able to return to base.

And the pilot of an A10 whart hog was reportedly rescued after being shot down as it was leaving Iran's airspace.

Stephanie Sy has our report.

Flying low over southern Iran this morning, American aircraft on an urgent and risky search and rescue operation for U.S. aviators shot down in their fighter jet.

Iranian state broadcasters televised a U.S. military transport aircraft with two helicopters following closely behind, scouring treacherous mountain terrain.

The rescue mission marks the first time since the start of the war that U.S. troops were

known to be inside Iran.

A U.S. official confirms the down jet is an F-15.

It's the first aircraft lost in Iran since the war began.

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