Iran increases its cyber attacks on Israel threefold, staggering new fraud has been found in the

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I'm Georgia Howe. John's on vacation this week. It's Monday, June 29th, and this is Evening Wire.

Iran's cyber attacks on Israel have tripled as several European countries vowed to bring

free and unconditional passage through Hormuz. Daily Wire Foreign Affairs reporter Kastie Akiva has more.

President Trump says U.S. and Iranian officials will meet again in Doha, Qatar, after both sides agreed to halt strikes following Iran's attack on U.S. bases over the weekend.

Meanwhile, Iran is warning countries not to challenge its authority over the Strait of Hormuz, pushing back after French President Emmanuel Macron announced in a joint effort with Oman

and international partners to secure shipping lanes in the strait.

And Israel says Iranian cyber attacks have nearly tripled since last year, with roughly

4,800 incidents recorded in June alone.

Israeli officials say the attacks have targeted businesses, law firms, government

institutions, and critical infrastructure. At least four people are dead after heavy rains

caused floods across Kentucky on Saturday. Daily Wire contributor Tim Pierce has the details.

While the rains have relaxed, Governor Andy Bashir on Sunday warned people to stay off the roads if they can.

Be really careful if you're driving in any of these counties. If you can stay off the roads, do.

Bridges have been wiped out, entire roads have been wiped away, and there is still standing and moving water.

And sadly, at least one of our deaths was caused someone attempted to drive through it.

The heavy floods forced over a dozen families into shelters and knocked out utilities for many more.

The flooding is believed to be the worst that has hit Kentucky in decades, and several flash flood warnings remained in effect on Sunday.

The National Weather Service reported

that some parts of the state received as much as eight inches of rainfall from the storms.

Bashir has declared a state of emergency as rescue teams work to save dozens of people trapped by flooding

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