Missed an opportunity to live😈🤡

Nasrallah, killed by Israel a few weeks ago, had more than half a billion dollars in cash in his bunker under the hospital in Dahieh, Beirut.

Go it and use it for their own destruction.

Why Israel is the BEST ❤️🇮🇱

Defense Minister Lloyd Austin spoke with Defense Minister Gallant about Israel's attack on Iran: "I made it clear that Iran must not make a mistake and react to the attack." According to him, he emphasized to Gallant the importance of diplomacy to reduce tensions in the region, release hostages and reach an agreement that allows citizens on both sides of the Israel-Lebanon border to return safely to their homes.

🚨BREAKING: The Australian visa of extremist antisemite Candace Owens has been CANCELLED due to her support for terrorism and Nazism, which poses a threat to the Jewish Australian community because of her advocacy for violence against Jews.

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Israeli Airstrikes in Beirut: Israeli forces reportedly conducted five airstrikes in the Dahiyah neighborhood of Beirut following a warning from the IDF for residents to evacuate.

Targeted Attack on Hamas: The Israeli Air Force targeted Hamas operatives at a command and control facility in Gaza, previously a school, with measures taken to minimize civilian casualties.🙏

(AP) Microsoft has fired two employees who organized an unauthorized vigil at the company’s headquarters for Palestinians killed in Gaza during Israel’s war with Hamas.🙏

The front page (Sunday) of a major Iranian newspaper: "Iran must respond."

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🗒️THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THE ATTACK ON IRAN: As I'm catching up on the news, I see a very high level of disappointment and pessimism about the Israeli strikes in Iran. Here's why I think that those thoughts are very misplaced.

Let's start with a fact: this attack was potent and significant. For the first time in history, Israel directly and openly attacked Iran - with hundreds of aircraft. All objectives were achieved, and Iran's strategic defense capabilities and missile production were crippled.

Iran is now exposed. Israel proved that it could and can reach any point in Iran, and Iranian citizens got to see Israeli aircraft over Tehran for the first time in their lives.

Yes, I know that people expected to see spectacular strikes, but we sometimes forget that we are still fighting two wars in Gaza and Lebanon that show no sign of slowing down.

Although Israel chose not to attack energy or nuclear infrastructure targets at this time, Prime Minister Netanyahu made it clear that Israel will not allow Iran to obtain nuclear weapons, and there are other strategic targets in the "basket" in case Iran decides to attack Israel again.

I would remind everyone that Bibi was heavily criticized before the IDF entered Gaza, before the operation in Rafah, before the elimination of Nasrallah, and before the IDF entered Lebanon. Each time, it turned out that not only was he right, but that Israel was acting wisely, step by step, and according to a clear strategy. The same is true of Iran —everything in its time.

Over decades, Iran has built two main terrorist branches around Israel (Hamas and Hezbollah) for just such a case - preventing an Israeli attack on its soil. The situation at the moment is that the Iranian Axis is dismantled, and both arms are fatally damaged. We saw this when there was no significant response from Hezbollah to the Israeli attack on Iran (because they no longer have the capabilities), and the same with Hamas.

The reality has completely changed. This was an event with far-reaching implications.

(Raylan Givens on X)

🚨JUST IN: The first satellite image analysis of the Israeli strikes on Iran confirms the assessment that significant damage was dealt. 2 buildings used for "ballistic missile solid-fuel mixing" were destroyed at Parchin, and 3 buildings used for the same were destroyed at Khojir. More details to come shortly. (Reuters/Planet Labs)

🗒️THE PARCHIN FACILITY: During the IDF strikes on Iran yesterday, at least four buildings at a sensitive facility/plant in Parchin (near Tehran) were attacked. This facility is apparently responsible for the production of solid-fuel rocket engines for ballistic missiles and is considered relatively new and advanced.

Those solid-fuel engines are used in the same type of ballistic missiles that Iran launched at Israel on 10/1. Numerous sources allege that this plant is the backbone of the Iranian missile industry - and Israel has completely decommissioned it. The NYT described it as a "critical component" in Iran's long-range missile production process.

Sources familiar with the Iranian missile industry told the Saudi media that it will take at least two years for the plant to return to service and that Israel has significantly disrupted Iran's ability to produce missiles.🙏🔥

The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) reported that two drones crossing from Lebanon into Israeli territory were identified and shot down in open areas, following alerts that were activated in the Galilee region. 🙏❤️