Erdogan threatened Israel in his speech today:

"No matter how many atomic bombs Israel has, it is going to go!
This regime cannot preserve itself by force and nuclear weapons. History has shown that such regimes fall sooner or later."

My sources tell me the Arab world privately supports Israel’s campaign to destroy Iran’s nuclear and ballistic missile programs. Publicly they condemn the war and oppose it for political reasons, but behind the scenes Sunni Gulf states and other key allies fully back Israel in neutralizing this existential regional threat.

The US Embassy of Bagdad today: The message and goal of President Donald Trump is clear. Israel’s Prime Minister is ‘on the same page with him’

De facto leader of Iran: Ali Larijani.

According to The New York Times, Khamenei has instructed Larijani to run the country since the January protests and directed him to ensure that the Islamic Republic survives even if Khamenei himself is eliminated.

It was also reported that Khamenei prepared an extensive succession plan for each of the military and governmental command positions that he personally appoints.

Amit Segal

Tomer Almogor

The right-wing and anti-Israel media personality Tucker Carlson issued an apology after claiming that President Herzog visited Epstein's island in an interview with Mike Huckabee.

This guy is a pure a**hole

Uganda to honor Yoni Netanyahu

Uganda is set to unveil a statue of Yonatan Netanyahu, the older brother of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who was killed during the daring 1976 operation to free Israeli hostages held by German and Palestinian terrorists at Entebbe Airport.

Gen. Muhoozi Kainerugaba, head of Uganda People’s Defence Force (UPDF), wrote:

“In order to strengthen our close blood relations with Israel, we shall soon unveil a statue to Yoni Netanyahu at the exact spot he was killed at Entebbe Airport.

“Yoni was the big brother of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. God bless Uganda and Israel.”

AFP news agency quoting a minister in Somaliland:

"We offered the United States to allow the exploitation of our mineral resources and to establish military bases on our territory."

The special envoy of the US President, Steve Witkoff, in an interview with Fox News:

"President Trump asked me this morning about Iran's 'red lines,' and he... I don't want to use the word 'frustrated'... it almost stems from the fact that he understands he has many alternatives.

He is curious to know why they still haven't... I don't want to use the word 'surrendered'... but why they still haven't surrendered.

Why, under such pressure, with the extent of naval power we have there, they haven't come to us and said: 'We declare that we do not want weapons, and therefore this is what we are willing to do.'"

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