US President Donald Trump on the social network Truth: "A great day in Iran. Many targets that had been in the crosshairs for a long time were neutralized and destroyed by our wonderful, best and deadliest army in the world"

Speaking to reporters onboard Air Force One, President Trump claims that there have already been two “regime changes” in Iran, and that the members of both the first and second regimes are all dead, while the third regime has been “very reasonable.”

IDF: The IDF is currently striking Iranian terror regime military infrastructure across Tehran

Dozens of IDF fighter jets struck weapons research, development and manufacturing sites in Tehran, dropping over 120 munitions on Revolutionary Guard compounds and facilities producing critical components for ballistic missiles.

President Trump told the Financial Times that he wants to "take Iran's oil," noting that the US can seize key export points like Kharg Island, against the backdrop of the deployment of thousands of American soldiers to the Middle East.

He added, "My priority is to take the oil," comparing it to actions in Venezuela.

Trump: "To be honest, my favorite thing is to take the oil in Iran, but there are stupid people in the US who ask 'why are you doing this?' - they are just stupid."

He also said: "Maybe we'll take Kharg Island, maybe not. We have many options, but that also means we'll have to be there for some time."

When asked about Iran's defense capabilities on the island, he replied: "I don't think they have any defense. We can take it very easily."

IDF: The IDF Struck Additional Weapon Production Sites in Tehran Overnight

During waves of airstrikes over the past two days in Tehran, approximately 40 weapons production and research facilities were struck:

Yesterday, the Israeli Air Force, acting on precise IDF intelligence, completed a wave of strikes against infrastructure belonging to the Iranian regime across Tehran.

As part of the strikes, more than 80 munitions were deployed against the regime’s weapons production sites. Among the targets struck were:

* A facility used for assembling long-range surface-to-air missiles, which pose a threat to the Israeli Air Force’s freedom of aerial operation.

* A site for manufacturing weapon components required for the development of anti-tank missiles and small anti-aircraft missiles.

* A facility for the production, research, and development of ballistic missile engines.

Over the past two days, the IDF has intensified its strikes against the regime’s production sites in Tehran, targeting approximately 40 facilities involved in the production, research, and development of weaponry in large-scale aerial operations.

The IDF will continue to deepen the damage to the regime’s military industries in order to deny the production capabilities it has built over the years.

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Strong in declarations, weak in actions:

The Iranian ambassador is still sitting in Beirut this morning - despite being demanded to leave by yesterday.

Foreign Minister Sa'ar: "Lebanon is a virtual state effectively occupied by Iran. The Iranian ambassador is drinking his coffee in the Lebanese capital this morning and mocking the 'host' state. Hezbollah ministers are still serving in the Lebanese government, which will not be re-elected as long as the decision to confront the Iranian occupation is not made."

President of Egypt: I say to President Trump - no one can stop the war except you

Iranian media outlets are publishing footage from the moments when Ali Reza Tangsiri, commander of the Revolutionary Guards Navy, gave the order to close the Strait of Hormuz.

An order that cost him dearly...

Amit Segal

IDF: We attacked a Hezbollah terrorist cell that was dressed as paramedics - and transferred weapons in ambulances

Lebanon: Airstrike in the city of Tyre

Spain takes another step against Trump:

Closes airspace to planes participating directly or indirectly in the operation against Iran (according to the newspaper El País)

Baruch Dayan HaEmet

The name of the IDF fallen soldier whose family has been notified is permitted for publication
 
Attached is the name of the fallen:
- Sergeant Liran Ben Zion, age 19, from Holon, a fighter in Battalion 9, Iron Trails Brigade (401), fell in battle in southern Lebanon.
 

Trump to New York Post: "Soon you will see" the American response to the attack on Bazan

62 in favor, 48 against, 1 abstained | The death penalty law for terrorists passed the second and third readings.

Ben Gvir

"And it stood for our ancestors and for us, that in every generation they rise against us to destroy us, and the Holy One, blessed be He, saves us from their hand" - Minister of National Security Itamar Ben-Gvir ahead of the vote on the death penalty bill for terrorists: "From today, every terrorist will know, whoever takes lives, the State of Israel will take his life"

The death penalty for terrorists is not just punishment, but a message. A message of deterrence, justice, and refusal to accept a reality where murderers become bargaining chips.

True, there is a very high chance that the Supreme Court will intervene and halt such a move.

But the very act of bringing the issue into public discourse is already a significant step forward.

Because real change begins with talking about things, exposing them, and not being afraid to touch sensitive points.

And here comes the big credit to Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir - in a reality where many politicians are cautious, evasive, or silent, he chooses to put this issue on the table again and again, without blinking.

Even if the move is not completed - the very fact that the discussion is alive, burning, and not disappearing - is not to be taken for granted.

@MiddleEastNewsIl

Members of "Otzma Yehudit" raise a toast after the approval of the death penalty law for Arab terrorists in the Knesset