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IDF Spokesperson in Arabic Avihai Adraei: An attack is imminent. Urgent warning to residents of southern Lebanon, and in particular in the Burj al-Shamali area.
*Rosh HaAyin Municipality:* Highway 444 at the entrance to Ben Gurion Boulevard has a bomb that did not explode. Police saboteurs and municipal security forces are on the scene. There are roadblocks in place.
At least three senior figures in the Shiite al-Hashd al-Shaabi organization in Iraq were killed tonight in an Israeli/American strike in western Iraq: a successful strike. Three senior figures in one incident. There are other casualties and deaths besides them. Anbar province is the largest in Iraq and borders Syria, Jordan and Saudi Arabia.
Tel Aviv District Commander in the Home Front Command, Col. (res.) Mickey David, at the scene of the fall in Tel Aviv: "A direct hit by a missile between buildings that created a large impact. Three buildings were significantly damaged. There are shelters in the buildings here; they are intact. Whoever was there was not harmed"
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Trump administration is considering Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf as a leader for a transitional period, inspired by the Venezuelan model.
In Lebanon, there are reports of an attack in the village of Adlon in the Sidon region, in the south of the country.
Lynching of a Jewish boy: 3 Palestinians accused of attacking a Jew in Huwara - "causing him to lose consciousness and believing he was dead"
The Air Force attacked a gas station belonging to Hezbollah in Lebanon last night. Israeli warplanes carried out an airstrike last night on a gas station in the town of Rashidiya, southern Lebanon.
Brothers from the Jerusalem area were accused of impersonating soldiers from 8200 and passing information to the Iranians.
By a majority of 65 supporters against 41 opponents: the law that will allow rabbinical courts to conduct arbitration in civil disputes was approved tonight in the Knesset.
Report: Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates are close to joining the fight against Iran.
The New York Times: The US military is considering stationing about 3,000 paratroopers in Iran.
A ceasefire with Hezbollah is not in sight: The terrorist organization allegedly entered the fray following the assassination of Khamenei, and is trying to achieve a better ceasefire agreement than the one signed in 2024.
Following the restrictions that may change every day, the aviation industry fears flight cancellations next week as well.
Mossad Chief Barnea: The moves to overthrow the regime in Iran will take many months.
After Trump's announcement of negotiations: Oil prices fell by about 12%, which benefits the US public, who are less concerned about Iran and more concerned about rising prices.
Netanyahu spoke with Trump after his remarks about contacts with Iran: "We will protect our interests in any situation."
Reports of smoke and fire are coming from the Valero refinery in Port Arthur, Texas, where an explosion was heard. It is one of the largest oil refineries in America (capacity of more than 335,000 barrels per day). Emergency crews are on the scene, but no injuries have been reported. The cause is still unknown.
Lebanese channels report that the IDF is blowing up buildings in Al-Khayyam (including a mosque minaret)
Iran report: The United States and "Israel" hit energy facilities in Isfahan and Kharmeshwar.. The attacks included the gas management building and pressure reduction station in Isfahan as well as the gas pipeline of the Kharmeshwar power plant.