Iran
The international community will soon face its “greatest test,” says Maj. Gen. Aharon Haliva.
Lt. Gen. Aviv Kochavi will meet with top American officials to discuss “issues related to strengthening cooperation between the armies.”
The Washington Post says the two countries are moving quickly to transfer designs and critical components for the production of Iranian-designed UAVs.
The Israeli defense minister thanked his American counterpart Lloyd Austin for “his personal contribution as well as the commitment of the U.S. administration to the security of the State of Israel and to the bond between the countries—a bond based first on shared values as well as on common interests.”
Only Russia and China voted against the resolution.
“Text your answer: How long does it take for a Sejjil missile to cross the distance between Tehran and Tel Aviv?” said the show host.
Former IAF chief Maj. Gen. (ret.) Eitan Ben-Eliyahu tells JNS the stealth fighters contribute to Israel’s deterrent power against the Islamic Republic.
Treasury Department designates the Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting and six “interrogator-journalists” associated with it.
Hossein Amir-Abdollahian says that Iran will not “disintegrate” like Libya and Sudan, and warns his country remains “mighty.”
The Wall Street Journal: Israel is reviewing the findings; Majority of Iranian UAV parts made in U.S., Europe, allied nations.
An examination of debris from the attack indicates that an Iranian Shahed-series drone was used, according to the U.S. military.
“The anger has been building up for 43 years. People are getting more and more frustrated by the minute,” said Sayeh Saadet, who is Jewish and grew up in Iran during the 1979 Islamic revolution.
