Good evening. I'm Amna Nawaz. And I'm Jeff Bennett. On the news hour tonight, Israeli strikes

kill Iran's security chief and another high-level official in a major blow to that country's leadership.

The head of the U.S. National Counterterrorism Center resigns in protest over the war in Iran, saying the country

posed no imminent threat.

And a group of Chicago artists is channeling their skills into organizing and protests

amid the federal immigration crackdown.

Am I completely surprised?

No.

In communities of color and in disenfranchised communities. We're always waiting for the shoe to drop.

It's always going to drop on us first.

Welcome to the news hour. Iranian officials confirmed today that Ali Larajani was killed by an Israeli

airstrike that also killed a second top security official.

Larajani had been a fixture of Iran's regime for decades and had essentially led Iran since

the killing of its supreme leader at the start of the war.

Also today, for the first time in years, a senior U.S. government official resigned in protest.

Joe Kent directed the National Counterterrorism Center and today refuted President Trump's

statements that Iran presented an imminent threat. Kent said the war was in Israel's interest,

but not the United States.

Nick Schifrin starts us off looking at both of those stories, beginning with Israel's

strikes on the regime in Tehran.

In Tehran today, an Israeli assault to decapitate the Iranian state.

Ali Larajani was the country's top national security official.

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