The Strait of Hormuz is a capability comparable to the atomic bomb, and we will never give it up.

The Emiratis have received their punishment, and they will receive more.

The U.S. Central Intelligence Agency is mistaken in its estimates. Our missile stockpile and launch platform capabilities are not at 75% compared to February 28; rather, the correct figure is 120%.

As for our readiness to defend our people: it is 1000%!

We are facing a dead end on all fronts in Iran, Lebanon, and Gaza, and the Israeli army is on high alert.

Last week, Israel received information indicating that Trump is inclined to resume attacks on Iran and has prepared for this.

The government and the General Staff must conduct an internal review to find out who is lying to the public or who is deliberately withholding the truth and trying to mislead us, the residents of the north, with "false targets."

At the same time as the sirens sounded in Arab al-Aramshe, a loud explosion was heard in the Shlomi area, and smoke was seen rising from the location.

As for the footage we published earlier, it was rejected at the request of the censors, who ultimately did not allow its publication for several reasons that became clear moments later—and rightfully so—so it was deleted.

Now: If it was a false target, according to the IDF spokesperson, and an interceptor missile was launched at it—how do they explain to the residents of Shlomi what happened in their area at that moment?

Because it doesn’t make sense to me that the interceptor missile’s fragments would fall in the Shlomi area without sirens being activated beforehand out of fear of interceptor debris, as happened, for example, in Hanita according to the aerial path in the smoke area and then in Shlomi.

Is it possible to have transparency in this country instead of feeding us lies?

The residents of the north are not stupid.