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AMNA NAWAZ: Good evening. I'm Amna Nawaz. Geoff Bennett is away. On the "NewsHour" tonight: President Trump vows to make Iran pay for the killing of U.S. service members. Where the war goes from here. Recent fatal shootings by ICE officers prompt questions about how they're recruited and trained. And Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu moves to defy an order by Israel's highest court, raising concerns of a constitutional crisis ahead of upcoming elections.

AYALA PROCACCIA, Former Israeli Supreme Court Justice (through translator): A country in which a governing authority takes the law into its own hands is a country where the seeds of disorder and anarchy are sown. (BREAK) AMNA NAWAZ: Welcome to the "News Hour." The United States is again bombing Iran this evening, continuing a campaign it resumed nearly two weeks ago. President Trump also resumed his threats against the Islamic Republic after three American soldiers were killed over the weekend.

In the meantime, Iran's allies in Yemen said they would close another major oil supply route to the Red Sea. Liz Landers begins our coverage. LIZ LANDERS: Ahead of a new day in Iran, a familiar story played out in the darkness of night, as the U.S. announced a new round of strikes just like these, impact after impact meant to further degrade the country's capabilities to attack ships in the Strait of Hormuz and after a violent weekend involving U.S. allies.

Missiles streaked across the sky in Jordan this weekend. MAN: Brace for impact. LIZ LANDERS: And the warning to brace for impact came seconds after fiery explosions were caught on camera, an American military base, the target of those Iranian missiles in an attack that killed two U.S. soldiers; 25-year-old first Lieutenant Tyler James Feehan and 19-year-old Private Isabella Gonzales were killed during the Friday attack, the Pentagon confirmed.

An unidentified third service member at the same location remains listed as missing in action. On his way back to the White House from the World Cup final, President Trump vowed to memorialize those killed in action, saying U.S. strikes against Iran were -- quote -- "in honor of the fallen." DONALD TRUMP, President of the United States: Well, we feel very badly, but those great people, those great patriots are out there fighting that Iran cannot have a nuclear weapon.

They have got very little left. They have got some missiles. They have got some drones. They have got some manufacturing ability, not much. LIZ LANDERS: Trump went on to say he'd avenge the deaths, writing in a social media post today -- quote -- "Every time Iran kills an American soldier, they will pay for that killing many times over." While the president insists Iran has little left, another unidentified American service member was killed in a separate incident on Saturday in Northern Iraq during the controlled detonation of an Iranian drone.

A second soldier was injured. Since the war with Iran that Trump started jointly with Israel in la