IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir: We have destroyed 60% of Iran’s missiles and are now moving to a new phase in which we will strike deeper into the heart of the regime. We have more surprises in store.

A Hezbollah rocket hit Kiryat Shemona and there were sirens in Tiberius a short time ago.

This is what Emmanuel Macron doesn’t seem to understand—strongly-worded condemnations from Paris and toothless warnings from Beirut mean nothing to the terror group.

Only Israeli firepower will get the job done.

3 Israeli soldiers wounded in a Hezbollah assault on an IDF position in southern Lebanon.

The IDF has started a heavy bombardment of Hezbollah targets in Beirut.

Central Israel during the last Iranian missile barrage a short time ago. Iran fired another cluster warhead, which is why there were numerous small explosions and shrapnel spread over a wide area when it was intercepted.

Photo: Haim Goldberg/Flash90

CENTCOM says no US plane was shot down over Iraq.

An officer of the Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps appeared on state television in military uniform and warned the citizens of Iran that they would be killed if they took to the streets to protest again.

According to him, protesters would be considered "agents of Israel,” and the order had already been given to open fire.

Overnight (Israel time), American B-2 bombers dropped 2,000-pound “bunker buster” bombs on underground facilities hiding additional Iranian missile launchers.

“We are fighting to win”

CENTCOM chief Adm. Brad Cooper said that combined US and Israeli air power is decimating the Iranian regime.

Adm. Cooper went on to say that sustained US-Israeli airstrikes had since the start of the war:

🔹Reduced Iranian missile attacks by 90%

🔹Reduced drone attacks by 83%; and

🔹Destroyed 30 Iranian naval vessels, including Iran’s “aircraft carrier” used to launch drones (see clip above)

Cooper and US Secretary of War Pete Hegseth said Iranian protesters should not return to the streets at this time, as the US is still carrying out heavy bombardment of Iranian cities. The time will come.

Voices from the Gulf states (UAE, Bahrain, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia) are now reportedly urging the US (and Israel) to go all the way and finish the job in Iran.

For the war to end with the ayatollah regime and its Revolutionary Guard Corps still in control would be catastrophic. Already Iran was a threat, but if the war ends without regime change, it will be far more dangerous and will seek revenge against them.

The war must not end before real regime change occurs. That was Israel’s position from the start.

Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich urges all Israelis to go to the synagogue this Shabbat and pray for the safety of both Israeli and American soldiers.

For the first time since the start of the war, there were no overnight sirens related to Iranian missile launches last night.

In central Israel we all got to sleep a full night's sleep (northern Israel still had sirens from Hezbollah launches).

There has been a drastic reduction in Iranian missile fire toward Israel as the US-Israeli bombing campaign intensifies.

US Central Command reports that Iran’s missile and drone launches have been reduced by over 80% since the start of Operation Roaring Lion/Epic Fury due to relentless US and Israeli airstrikes.

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