Netanyahu about Iran:

Trump is determined to use every possibility to reach an agreement, which he believes is now possible due to the circumstances created—showing strength—and the fact that, as he says, Iran must definitely understand that last time they missed the opportunity, and he thinks there is a serious chance they will not miss it this time.

Prime Minister Netanyahu about Iran:

If an agreement is to be reached, it must have several parts that are important not only for Israel's security but also for the security of the world.

First, all enriched materials must be removed from Iran.

Second, there must be no enrichment capability—not just stopping the enrichment process, but destroying the equipment and infrastructure that allow enrichment in the first place.

Third, the issue of ballistic missiles must be addressed. The MTCR limit is 300 kilometers, and Iran must adhere to it—although it does not.

And fourth, the terrorist axis that Iran has built must be destroyed. This axis has been broken but still exists; it is trying to recover, just as Iran itself is trying.

Prime Minister Netanyahu:

The Islamic Republic is reliable in one thing—they lie and cheat.

Prime Minister Netanyahu:

About 10 years ago, I said that Israel would be one of the top three cyber powers in the world. I was wrong. Well, I was right — but it is in second place.

Israel — a small Israel with a population of 10 million — receives more foreign investment in cyber technology than any other country in the world except the United States. I am talking about absolute numbers. This is what we have achieved in 10 years.

Guess what? We will do exactly the same in artificial intelligence. We will do the same in quantum as well.

According to a report by CBS News, US President Donald Trump told Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at a meeting at Mar-a-Lago last December that he would support Israeli strikes on Iran's ballistic missile program if no agreement is reached between Washington and Tehran.

Many residents are currently protesting against the wait imposed by the Central Command Chief and the Judea Brigade Commander for the Arabs ahead of Ramadan, during which the dangerous crossing in the area might be opened.
As of this evening, its opening has been postponed to Tuesday.
Defense Minister Katz and Chief of Staff Zamir are also refusing tonight to intervene and cancel the decision.

Hillel Biton Rozen

IDF Spokesperson: 🥇

In response to a violation in the northern Gaza Strip: The IDF and Shin Bet eliminated a terrorist who raided the Re'im camp during the October 7 massacre and attacked additional terrorists from terror organizations in the Gaza Strip

The IDF and Shin Bet attacked terrorists from terror organizations in the northern Gaza Strip area, Gaza City, and Khan Yunis over the past day, in response to the violation of the agreement yesterday (Monday), in which armed terrorists apparently emerged from an underground infrastructure near IDF forces.

The terrorists who were attacked have recently been working to restore the capabilities of terror organizations in the Gaza Strip and promoted terror routes against IDF forces and the State of Israel. In one of the strikes, the terrorist Ahmad Bioukh, who raided the Re'im camp during the murderous October 7 massacre, was eliminated.

Additionally, in strikes carried out in response to the violation of the agreement in eastern Rafah last week (Monday), the terrorist Atsam Abu Huli, who served as the head of the Nukhba unit in the central camps of the terror organization PIJ, was eliminated.

As part of his role, the terrorist was responsible for supplying weapons to the brigade’s terrorists, as well as for promoting and executing terror routes against IDF forces.

Furthermore, the terrorist commanded the Nukhba terrorists of the brigade, some of whom raided Israeli territory during the murderous October 7 massacre, and throughout the war was responsible for training the Nukhba terrorists in the brigade to practice kidnapping scenarios of IDF soldiers.

The IDF views any violation of the ceasefire agreement seriously and will act against any attempt by terror organizations in the Gaza Strip to carry out terror routes against IDF forces and the State of Israel.

Artillery on the Beit Lahia area

IDF Spokesperson: 🥇

The IDF recently attacked terrorists from the Palestinian Islamic Jihad terror organization in the Majdal Anjar area in Lebanon.

Operation to apprehend dozens of illegal workers in the wholesale market in the Givat Shaul neighborhood in Jerusalem

Tonight: Israelis managed to cross the border fence into Syria and were returned by the IDF.
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IDF Spokesperson: 🥇

During the night, IDF forces identified several Israeli civilians who crossed the border fence into Syrian territory.

IDF forces rushed to the location and after a few minutes safely returned the civilians to the territory of the State of Israel.

The Israeli civilians were transferred for further treatment by the Israel Police.

The IDF strongly condemns the incident and emphasizes that it is a serious event constituting a criminal offense that endangers the civilians and the IDF forces.

Ali Larijani, Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council of Iran, said in an interview with Al Jazeera that the missile issue is not part of the negotiations and is considered by Iran to be a matter of national security, and therefore will not be discussed at all in the talks.

According to him, the demands mentioned by the United States regarding stopping enrichment to zero, the ballistic missile program, and Iran's allies belong to the past, and it has now been agreed that the talks will focus solely on the nuclear issue, as raising other topics could harm the progress of the negotiations.

Larijani added that the framework set for discussing the nuclear issue is at the right stage and allows both sides to conduct a substantive dialogue, noting that Donald Trump also clarified that the goal of the negotiations is to ensure that Iran does not turn to developing nuclear weapons – a goal that Iran agrees to and is willing to negotiate on.