Trump: If Iran rejects latest US proposal, 'bombing starts'; if it accepts, war over

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Gaza rebuild priced at $71 billion, with most homes and nearly all businesses destroyed

First comprehensive report since ceasefire, compiled by World Bank, UN and EU, finds war caused over $35 billion of direct damage and over $22 billion more of economic losses

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Israel strikes Beirut for first time in almost a month; Netanyahu, Katz say target was Radwan Force chief

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Heavy damage to the building: documentation of the damage in Dahieh after the attack on the Radwan force commander

Chairman of the Iranian Parliament: We do not rule out the possibility of a military attack. I am surprised how our enemies still haven't realized that we are ready to die and not give up.

Netanyahu at the start of the cabinet meeting: The most important goal - removing all enriched material from Iran and dismantling enrichment capabilities

"I speak with Trump almost daily, and I will talk to him again later tonight. We have full coordination, no surprises.

We share common goals, and the most important goal is the removal of the enriched material from Iran, all the enriched material, and the dismantling of Iran's enrichment capabilities.

President Trump believes he can achieve this one way or another. But we are prepared for every scenario."

Amit Segal

Commander of the Radwan force and his deputy were eliminated

Saudi report: Son of senior Hamas Khalil al-Haya - killed in an attack in the eastern Gaza City

In Lebanon, they report a large movement of evacuees from Dahieh after the attack on the commander of the Radwan force

President Herzog at the Presidential Palace in Panama: "I believe that Trump's decision to act against Iran and prevent it from acquiring nuclear capability was brave and necessary, and I salute him."

Photo: Amos Ben Gershom, GPO

In Israel they confirm: the son of senior Hamas member Khalil al-Hayya, who was a senior terrorist, was eliminated.

A source in Iran's oil ministry to The New York Times: Iran has begun reducing production in some oil wells to cope with the storage crisis caused by the naval blockade. According to him, storage space on land and at sea may run out in about 40-45 days

According to a source in Iran's oil ministry: Iran may be forced to shut down some of its oil wells, a process that could be very slow and expensive to restore. According to the same source, some of the old wells may be permanently closed because it will not be profitable to operate them again.

North Korea announced that it will not join the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty. The treaty is an international agreement aimed at preventing the spread of nuclear weapons, promoting nuclear disarmament, and encouraging the use of nuclear energy for peaceful purposes only.

NBC report: President Donald Trump's decision to cancel his plan to assist ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz was made after Saudi Arabia suspended the American military's ability to use its bases and airspace for the operation.

According to the report, Trump surprised the Gulf allies by announcing "Project Freedom" on social media on Sunday afternoon, which sparked anger among the leadership in Saudi Arabia. In response, the kingdom informed the United States that it would not allow the American military to operate aircraft from Prince Sultan Air Base southeast of Riyadh or to fly through Saudi airspace to support the operation. A phone call between the country leaders also did not help.

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Diplomacy is no achieved on social media

Wars are not won on social media

President Trump will issue a threat against Iran and subsequently tweet that, at the request of Pakistan, he has extended it. This represents a regrettable repetition.

Where are those who claimed that Israel dictated the terms? Why are they not referencing Pakistan?

American officials to the Wall Street Journal editorial: The US will demand from Iran, as a condition in the final deal, to permanently dismantle the nuclear facilities in Fordow, Natanz, and Isfahan; a declaration that it does not intend to acquire nuclear weapons; a ban on all underground nuclear activity; close supervision with penalties for violations; a ban on uranium enrichment for 20 years and the handing over of all enriched material

Report on the Saudi Al-Hadath channel: There are intensive contacts for the gradual reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, with agreements reached regarding easing the blockade - in exchange for the gradual opening of the Strait of Hormuz. A breakthrough is expected in the coming hours regarding the situation of the ships stuck in the strait