The Weekly Digest   Sunday, June 22, 2025

Welcome to the first edition of the JNS Weekly Digest! This week’s focus: the historic Israeli and U.S. strikes against Iran. Explore key headlines, expert analysis, and leading opinion from JNS.       WAR WITH IRAN       ‘Very successful’ US strikes on Iranian nuclear sites at Fordow, Natanz, Isfahan, Trump says   The U.S. president said that “all planes are now outside of Iran air space” and that “full payload of bombs” had been dropped on Fordow.   Andrew Bernard       Fordow—the nuclear facility targeted by the US   The uranium enrichment plant was the deepest and most formidable challenge in the campaign against Iran.         Iran fires missile barrages at Israel hours after US strikes   At least 86 hospitalized after Iran launches 25 projectiles • IDF says it has neutralized the launchers used in the attacks.   Joshua Marks           MORE ON THIS TOPIC         State Department begins evacuating Americans from Israel   Mike Wagenheim       Control of the skies: Israel achieves in 48 hours what Russia couldn’t in 3.5 years   JNS Staff       Iranian crown prince urges uprising against ‘collapsing’ regime   JNS Staff       Iran’s oil exports plummet by over 90%   JNS Staff, Danny Zaken           OPINION & ANALYSIS             OPINION     Jonathan S. Tobin   The anti-Israel, pro-Iran faction on the right lost Trump   Whether or not America takes part in the fighting, the administration is complicit in the battle against a rogue, terrorist state. And the isolationist “woke right” is furious about that.             analysis     Daniel Greenfield   Iran has been at war with the US for 46 years   "America can't do a damn thing against us."             opinion     Stephen M. Flatow   Missile hits Soroka Medical Center. Time to rethink Israel’s restraint?                   JNS TV - WATCH IT ON VIDEO       Iranians call for end of the ayatollah   Fleur Hassan-Nahoum           JNS EXCLUSIVE       Pentagon removing Israel planner from Joint Staff, launching probe after JNS scoop   “He will no longer be on the joint staff while the matter is being investigated,” a Pentagon official told JNS of Col. Nathan McCormack.   Andrew Bernard   Thank you for reading the JNS Weekly Digest. If you enjoyed this new format, we’d love to hear your feedback—just reply to this email. Sincerely, The JNS Team

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