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Nearly a dozen people were shot Saturday night near a South Carolina veterans' center during a "Juneteenth celebration."The Anderson County Sheriff's Office confirmed at least 10 people were shot, and one person is dead after a fight in the parking lot of the local Veterans of Foreign Wars post.MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND SHOOTING LEAVES 11 INJURED AT NORTH MYRTLE BEACH MARINA AS POLICE HUNT SUSPECTSOne person was flown to Greenville Memorial Hospital and at least eight others were taken to nearby hospitals in Anderson and Greenville.The crowd, which included hundreds of people, gathered for the county's sixth annual Juneteenth celebration, sheriff's officials wrote in a statement provided to Fox News Digital.MEMORIAL DAY MASS SHOOTING IN PHILADELPHIA LEAVES 2 DEAD, 9 INJUREDFollowing the shooting, hundreds of people scattered, leaving behind shoes and debris in the road.In what officials called a "chaotic scene," more than 50 law enforcement personnel, EMS, firefighters, troopers and South Carolina Department of Natural Resources (SCDNR) officers responded."This remains an active investigation and detectives and deputies continue to work this unfolding scene," the agency said.

Israels Ambassador to the United Nations Danny Danon, slammed Irans UN representative as "a wolf disguised as a diplomat,"during a fiery session of the Security Council on Saturday, hours before the US struck three nuclear sites in Iran.Following the US strike on nuclear sites in Fordow, Natanz and Isfahan, which President Donald Trump said had been "totally obliterated," Irans Ambassador to the UN Amir Saeid Iravani demanded another "emergency meeting" of the Security Council calling for condemnation "in the strongest possible terms" of the US actions and for it not to go "unpunished.""The Islamic Republic of Iran urgently requests the Security Council to convene an emergency meeting without delay to address this blatant and unlawful act of aggression," Iravani wrote in a letter to UN Secretary General Antnio Guterres.TRUMP ADDRESSES NATION ON SPECTACULAR MILITARY SUCCESS OF US STRIKES ON IRANIAN NUCLEAR FACILITIESIravani called the US strikes "premeditated, and unprovoked," and said it was a "flagrant violation of international law."Earlier, Danon, in response to similar allegations against Israel, highlighted the councils hypcoricy, callilng the Iranian representative a "wolf disguised as a diplomat.""How dare a representative of a regime that finances, arms and orchestrates terrorism all over the world, ask for compassion from this Council?" Danon said during a council session on Saturday. "You are not a victim. You are not a diplomat. You are a wolf disguised as a diplomat, and we are done pretending otherwise."Following the US strike on Iran, which includedfive to six bunker buster bombs droppedon Fordownuclear site and some 30 Tomahawk missiles fired against sites in Natanz and Isfahan, Danon told Fox News Digital that "after decades of ignoring the International community, Iran is trying to play victim and ask for sympathy from the Security Council."US STRIKES 3 IRANIAN NUCLEAR SITES, TRUMP ANNOUNCES"Sec Gen Guterres should be thanking President Trump for taking action and making the world a safer place instead of condemning the U.S. for promoting peace through strength," Danon told Fox News Digital."After years of the UNs incompetence that allowed Iran to accelerate its dangerous nuclear weapons program, the U.S. has acted forcefully to prevent a destructive nuclear Iran from threatening Israel, the U.S. and the free world," he said.ITS ABOUT TIME THE INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY TAKES ACTION AGAINST IRAN: DANNY DANON"I am gravely alarmed by the use of force by the United States against Iran today. This is a dangerous escalation in a region already on the edge and a direct threat to international peace and security," Guterres said in a statement."There is a growing risk that this conflict could rapidly get out of control with catastrophic consequences for civilians, the region, and the world," he added, calling on UN member states to "de-escalate and to uphold their obligations under the UN Charter and other rules of international law."An Iranian missile attack on Israel on Sunday, hours after the US struck nuclear facilities in Iran, scored direct hits in the cities of Tel Aviv, Haifa and Nes Ziona, causing widespread destruction but no immediate fatalities, Israeli authorities said.Images shared by Israels first responders showed multistorey buildings with their sides blown away and windows shattered and single-family homes in ruins, as rescue crews searched the debris for survivors.Israels first aid agency, Magen David Adom, said there were no initial reports of fatalities but dozens were injured and evacuated to hospital.ISRAELI HOSTAGE FAMILIES MAKE DESPERATE PLEA TO TRUMP AS 'TIME IS RUNNING OUT'In a press briefing, Tel Avivs Mayor Ron Huldai said the damage in his city was "very extensive but in terms of human life, we are okay.""Houses here were hit very, very badly," he said, adding that "fortunately, one of them was slated for demolition and reconstruction, so there were no residents inside. Those who were in the shelter are all safe and well."In Nes Ziona, a town just south of Tel Aviv, a house was directly hit by a missile and the surrounding buildings destroyed, but, according to Israeli media reports, the families were in their shelter.Israels home front command on Sunday put the country back onto emergency footing, days after some of the restrictions on commercial centers and larger gatherings had been eased.

Republican senators told Fox News Digital that they are fed up with liberal sanctuary cities like Los Angeles attempting to impede federal immigration authorities from enforcing the law, some suggesting that it is time the legislative branch intervened to pull their funding."We have to say, Enough is enough," said Sen. Katie Britt, R-Ala. "I don't understand why we would continue to give federal dollars to someone who doesn't abide by federal law. I mean, think about that. That is very simple."Speaking with Fox News Digital in the Senate office building halls, Britt said,"There's been no more-litigated issue over the last four years than the millions and millions of illegal migrants coming across our border.""What a sanctuary city says is, You can commit a crime, we will allow for lawlessness, and we will not turn you over to the federal authorities. I mean, think about that. That is absolute insanity, and we're not going to stand for it anymore," she said.NASHVILLE MAYOR STANDS BEHIND DOXING ICE AGENTS EVEN AFTER OFFICIALS SAID HIS ACTIONS PUT THEM IN DANGER"We have enabled that kind of bad behavior for too long," said Sen. Bernie Moreno, R-Ohio. "Look, the reality is, to use the term for my colleagues, Nobody is above the law. So, if you have a mayor or county executive or a governor, whoever you want to say, that's not following federal law, that's completely unacceptable. And the tool that we have here is federal funding.""I've called for that in my campaign, and I think all Republicans, we should stick firm on that," he added.Meanwhile, Sen. Rick Scott, R-Fla., simply told Fox News Digital that sanctuary cities blocking immigration "shouldnt" receive federal funding."I mean, first off, if you're a sanctuary city, you're not doing the right thing for your citizens. You're not keeping them safe," said Scott. "I think all of us are really frustrated because we don't have an immigration system that works. There's people who want to come to our country legally and work in our country and go home. That's what we ought to be focused on, how do we improve that, but make sure that if you're not vetted, you shouldn't be able to come into this country."MASSIVE IDENTITY THEFT SCHEME LED BY ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS UNCOVERED AFTER RAID AT MEATPACKING PLANTOn the other side of the aisle, Sen. Tim Kaine, D-Va., told Fox News Digital that sanctuary city officials not cooperating with ICE and federal authorities "is not an issue in Virginia, because . . . I'm not aware of a sanctuary city in Virginia."Sen. Angus King, I-Maine, responded to Fox News Digital by saying, "I don't have any comment on that, I'm focused right now on what's going on in the Middle East."Sen. Bill Cassidy, R-La., said, "I think that everybody should follow the law" or "accept the consequences.""I can't tell you that I know legally what are the consequences that a community deliberately disobeying something from the federal government. But whatever those consequences are, if a community makes that decision, then it has to bear the consequences," Cassidy added.US ATTORNEY NARROWLY ESCAPES KNIFE ATTACK BY ILLEGAL IMMIGRANT, BLAMES NEW YORK'S SANCTUARY POLICIESSen. Roger Marshall, R-Tenn., said that sanctuary policies "led in many ways to these LA riots, that the L.A. police weren't willing to help when our ICE agents were in trouble.""What we cannot tolerate is local officials impeding ICE officers from doing their job, and that's exactly what's happening in some of these sanctuary cities," said Marshall."So, if that means the power of the purse, then so be it. But whatever we do, President Trump took an oath, I took an oath to protect and defend the Constitution to make all of us safe."