Remains of an intercepted Iranian missile hit a shopping mall in the central Israel city of Petach Tikvah.

The IDF has ordered the evacuation of dozens of towns and villages across southern Lebanon.

Lebanon’s government says the decision to outlaw Hezbollah’s military activity and to disarm the group is final, and the armed forces have been authorized to execute that decision.

Energy prices are soaring in Europe as a result of Iran’s attacks on natural gas and oil production in the Gulf states, as well as Tehran’s efforts to close the Strait of Hormuz.

It’s only a matter of time before the international community falls into the familiar pattern of blaming Israel, instead of confronting the real problem in Iran.

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The ayatollahs had their chance.

More strikes in Tehran this afternoon. Notice how traffic continues to flow on the local highway. Because the people know Israel is not targeting them.

Earlier today, Israeli warplanes struck the very heart of the Iranian regime, including the Presidential Complex and the Supreme National Security Council.

The airstrikes also targeted the institution for training Iranian military officers and additional key regime infrastructure.

The story of Purim repeats itself in our day.

“My son is buying his father instead of celebrating his bar mitzvah”

Israeli President Isaac Herzog and his wife Michal visited victims of the Iranian missile attack on Beit Shemesh, including Pnina Cohen, whose husband and mother-in-law were among the nine people killed.

“My son is burying his father instead of celebrating his bar mitzvah today.

“My little one was next to me. Thank God, he was operated on his legs, and he is alright. I was wounded in the leg and underwent surgery.”

Cohen and her family were in the local synagogue for Purim festivities when the siren wailed. They ran into the synagogue’s bomb shelter, but it sustained a direct hit from an Iranian missile.

“I was right beneath the hole that was torn open and I have no explanation for how we were not more seriously hurt. We experienced a great miracle. And despite all the pain, I feel that we were under great protection.”

Reza Pahlavi, the exiled son of the last Shah of Iran and a leader of the opposition against the Islamic Republic, on Tuesday called on ethnic minorities to unite against the regime, saying it was nearing collapse.

“We stand at the threshold of this regime’s fall. Yet, we must remain vigilant and prepared, and deny opportunistic forces a chance to exploit this moment.

“I firmly believe that through national unity and shared resolve, a bright future awaits you—and every Iranian.

“Long live Iran.”