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President says Tehran unprepared for negotiations as U.S.-Israeli strikes cripple the regime’s military and target its missile and drone capabilities.
Authorities disclosed details of a planned multi-target attack in the capital.
The Israeli prime minister met with Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick on Sunday and is scheduled to visit the White House on Monday for talks with President Donald Trump.
Morgan Ortagus linked future support from Washington to transparency progress and reaffirmed calls for full state control.
The meeting is expected to focus on key issues, including the effort to secure the release of hostages held by Hamas, the completion of Israel’s military objectives in Gaza and the implications of the newly imposed U.S. tariff regime on Israeli exports.
The targets were rebuilding terrorist infrastructure in Zibqin, the IDF said.
Hebrew media had reported that Prague had decided to move the embassy “in the near future"; the PMO confirmed, citing a source briefed on the matter.
One suspect is accused of planning terrorist acts; both are suspected of ties to the banned Lebanese group.
The terrorist group remains committed to an Egypt- and Qatar-backed plan; Jerusalem demands unconditional hostage release and disarmament.