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.

Jabalia, Gaza

Republican Senator Lindsey Graham during his visit to Israel:

"The Iranian Ayatollah (Khamenei) and his murderous regime are at their greatest point of weakness since 1979.

Their economy is collapsing, their military capability is eroding, and their people, the Iranian people, are in the streets demanding an end to oppression.

All these forces are coming together. We must rise to the challenge of this moment."

Senator Graham on Iran: "We are talking about weeks, not months, when it comes to decision making."

Meeting of Prime Minister Netanyahu with Senator Graham

Senator Graham:

The best response to all the problems caused by Iran is regime change.

Senator Graham on Iran:

There is no gap between Trump and Netanyahu about what should be done and how it should be done.

Currently, there are two lines in the water: one is the diplomatic line trying to find a way to end this regime diplomatically that advances our national security interests.

The other line is the military option. I think Trump is looking for which line can catch the biggest fish.

Channels affiliated with Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) are circulating a video created using Artificial Intelligence (AI) which shows an Iranian missile attack on an aircraft carrier and other surface vessels with the U.S. Navy.

Senator Graham about Iran:

Could our soldiers in the region be targeted? Definitely, they could.

Can Iran respond in case of a full-scale attack? It definitely can.

I think the risk associated with this is much less than the risk of ignoring, cutting support, and not helping the people as you have promised.

Senator Graham about Iran:

We have moved weeks ahead in decision-making, not months.

Senator Graham about the Israeli Defense Forces:

Future wars are planned here in Israel.

If you are not one step ahead of the enemy, you will suffer losses.

Senator Graham about Iran:

How many times could we have stopped Hitler? Several times.

Probably someone asked in 1935, "If you had killed Hitler, what would Germany have looked like?" I wish someone had succeeded in doing that.

Senator Graham on Iran:

"I believe this regime will collapse under continuous pressure. They are very weak. You know, they still fly with F-14s? A lot has happened since the movie 'Top Gun 1.' Their air force... well, that movie was amazing but it was made in the 80s; so I don't give them a chance in the sky.
They have many ballistic missiles. They can hurt us and harm Israel. But every day that passes in the war, their capability decreases and ours increases, because we have absolute superiority.

A military attack to overthrow the regime carries risks, but this risk is negligible compared to the danger of 'doing nothing.'"

IDF Spokesperson: 🥇

The IDF recently attacked a terrorist from the Hezbollah organization in the Talousa area in southern Lebanon.

IDF Spokesperson: 🥇

Another elimination in 12 hours: IDF eliminated a terrorist from the Hezbollah terror organization who was working to restore infrastructure in southern Lebanon

The IDF struck earlier today (Monday) and eliminated a terrorist engaged in attempting to restore military infrastructure of the Hezbollah terror organization in the Talousa area in southern Lebanon.

The terrorist acted as a local representative of the Hezbollah terror organization in the Talousa village area in southern Lebanon.

As part of his role, he was responsible for the connection between the organization and the village residents on military and economic matters, and worked to seize private properties for terror purposes.

The terrorist's actions constituted a violation of the understandings between Israel and Lebanon.

In the past week, the forces of Division 91 eliminated four terrorists who were working to restore infrastructure of the Hezbollah terror organization in southern Lebanon.

US President Trump assured that Iran wants to reach an agreement.

"No. No. I think they want to reach an agreement.

I don't think they want the consequences of no agreement.

They want to reach an agreement."