– Hezbollah Warns Lebanon’s Government:

Senior Hezbollah official, Mahmoud Kamati, issues a stern warning against the Lebanese government’s efforts to disarm the group throughout the country. The official claims that government restrictions on weaponry north of the Litani River is a serious crime that could plunge the country into chaos or even civil war. Hezbollah insists agreements apply only to the southernmost region of Lebanon, adjacent to Israel, and refuses to relinquish weapons elsewhere.

– Iran’s Ghayeb Missile Threat:

Iran poses a significant threat as they prepare to launch 500 “Ghayeb” missiles at Israel if a US attack occurs. The Ghayeb missile, with advanced technical capabilities, can travel 2,000 kilometers and weighs 1.5 tons, can potentially target all Israeli territories. The massive launch aims to overwhelm air defense systems simultaneously, making interception of the missiles very challenging.

– Israeli News and Trump Speech:

Israeli media outlets expressed disappointment when US President Donald Trump only dedicated 40 seconds of a 40-minute speech to the critical topic of Iran. Still, they reveal anticipation for his commentaries, highlighting the weight of Trump’s views within Israel, extending to subjects like hostages, wars’ end, and Prime Minister Netanyahu’s trial.

– Israel’s Silent Strategy Amid Tensions:

Dr. Lirez Margalit notes that amid rising tensions with Iran and the US, Israel is adopting a strategy of silence. By refraining from direct confrontations and exposing its tactics, Israel aims to influence the opposition’s decisions. The silence is seen as a proof of power by Israel, seeking to shape the Middle East’s future rather than win news headlines.

– Israel’s Political Cabinet Meeting:

Amidst mass protests in Iran and increased global interest, Israel’s security and political cabinet held a meeting. Israel anticipates US diplomatic and military pressure on Iran, potentially destabilizing the Ayatollah regime. However, Israel awaits guidance from the US for any supportive activities, preparing for potential missile strikes if military action is approved.

– Hebron Jewelry Heist:

Three suspects, including a Palestinian and two Israeli citizens, were arrested following a jewelry heist in Hebron. Disguised as Israeli Defense Forces soldiers, they used a security vehicle to flee with the stolen jewelry. The suspect’s swift detainment by local authorities followed soon after the incident.

– Israeli and Arab Officials Warn US:

Israeli and Arab officials urge the Trump administration to hold off military action against Iran, arguing the regime is not weak enough for a strike to be effective. They suggest awaiting more governmental pressure within Iran before taking action, fearing any aggressive moves could unite Iranians and hamper the ongoing protests against the regime.