Report in the Wall Street Journal: Israel has updated the US with intelligence that Iran has transferred thousands of centrifuges to the nuclear site on Mount Machosh.

Gaza: 5 terrorists were eliminated tonight in an Israeli strike on the Al-Masri family home near the As-Samra junction in central Gaza City.

A vessel was struck by an unidentified projectile off the UAE coast, damaging its steering gear, according to UKMTO. All crew members are safe.

Lebanese army forces are arriving at the entrances to the village of Zoter al-Arabiya as preparation for their deployment in the area, following the withdrawal of IDF forces.

Fox News: The US is considering a broader operation in Iran, including the option to strike in Tehran and nuclear facilities* Israel is expected to participate, according to American sources, if a significant expansion of the fighting is decided upon; the deployment of additional aircraft in the Middle East is part of the preparations for Trump's final decision.

An Arabic message was affixed to one of the missiles Iran launched at regional states overnight: "Your cooperation with the United States in killing and torturing the Iranian people reminds us of your famous proverb -- 'He who attacks his neighbor testifies to the lowliness of his origin.'"

Jordan intercepted 5 Iranian drones aimed at the kingdom.

Amid the start of the withdrawal from the "pilot zones": US President Trump will meet with Lebanese President Aoun in Washington.

New Israeli research: Viagra may halt the spread of cancer metastases.

The U.S. State Department issued a "worldwide caution" to American citizens in response to the "growing tensions in the Middle East."

Iran: The Revolutionary Guards announced that they attacked American air defense systems and radar systems in Bahrain using missiles and UAVs. Additionally, in a separate announcement, it was reported that two tankers that attempted to cross the Strait of Hormuz via the southern route caught fire as a result of explosions.

Iran’s Communications Minister says U.S. strikes repeatedly severed communications between mainland Iran and the islands of Kharg and Qeshm by damaging fiber optic infrastructure in southern Iran. Authorities temporarily switched to radio and satellite links while repairs were underway.

80-year-old Barry Levitt was killed in the Jerusalem balcony collapse disaster. The balcony "detached" and crashed onto the bakery on the street—while Levitt was sitting to eat with his wife and grandchildren at the place.

Iran: Reports of an explosion in the city of Isfahan in the center of the country. Meanwhile, the Kuwaiti army announced that air defense systems were activated against an Iranian missile and drone attack.

IDF forces continue thwarting terror activity in the villages of Teebnit and Mays al-Jabal, southern Lebanon.

A senior U.S. government official to Kan News: "We will continue with the painful strikes against Iran until the president decides to stop, but at the same time we will also continue with the negotiation talks. Trump is focused on making Iran pay for the violations and for its terrorist acts in the Strait of Hormuz - and it will pay also for the recent cases of deaths of American soldiers."

Messi in a post on his Instagram account about the loss in the World Cup final: "The pain is immense and it will take time for this wound to heal, but I'm holding on to all the good memories. The hard work has placed us once again among the best national teams in the world."

According to a security source in the Kuwaiti army, Iran is concentrating ground forces near the border with Kuwait. According to the report, there is concern that in the coming hours, Iranian forces will carry out a ground operation in Kuwaiti territory.

Channels identified with the Revolutionary Guards are publishing footage of a Greek ship that was attacked in the Strait of Hormuz.

Due to the security situation: Air France suspends flights to Riyadh, Dubai, and Beirut.

Emily Damari on the elimination of her captor: "I heard him talking with Sinwar, now they're burning in hell."

Vehicles waiting in line for fuel in the city of Piranshahr; in recent days, residents across Iran, and especially in its south, have reported long lines at gas stations, apparently due to the American strikes and the fear of renewed fighting.

The annual memorial ceremony for the memory of the 90 fallen of Shayetet 13 took place last week at the Atlit base, led by the commander of the Navy, Maj. Gen. Eyal Hareli, and with the participation of bereaved families, past and present commanders and soldiers of the flotilla, the Bat organization, and additional guests.