Trump returned to say: "We must win this war quickly."

But igniting wars is easy; however, ending them is not achieved with a few tweets.

We will not leave you until you admit your mistake and pay the price for it.

This morning, the Naval Force of the Revolutionary Guard carried out two consecutive attacks on the headquarters of the fifth fleet of the American terrorists in the port of "Mina Salman," overwhelming it with missiles and drones.

In this base, the "LIDS" counter-unmanned aerial systems, small drone storage (remotely operated boats), the logistical support center, fuel tanks, and gathering centers of the terrorist American soldiers were accurately targeted using various suicide drones, cruise missiles, and ballistic missiles.

And by the will of God, the Strait of Hormuz will remain closed.

We will lose 15% of global production due to the halt of production in the Middle East.

In response to the call of the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces, and while maintaining the strategy of keeping the Strait of Hormuz closed, we will deliver the severest strikes to the aggressing enemy.

The US President wants to end the war in Iran and has given Israel a one-week deadline.

There is a consensus of opinion on the necessity of acting in a manner that keeps war away from the country forever and ensures we do not allow our enemies to persist in their aggressions.

We will no longer act with forbearance or a policy of self-restraint.

Our impression is that Trump does not intend to end the war in two or three weeks, but we are preparing for this possibility.

Trump was vague and gave the impression that he wants to end the war, while others came away with a different impression.

It is inconceivable that Hezbollah recovered before Kiryat Shmona and Metula recovered.

We make decisions daily, where the primary consideration is the security of the state and its citizens—we are working for the residents of the north and their security. The decisions made last night will be investigated and we will learn from them. If there was an error—the responsibility lies first and foremost with me; we will draw lessons and learn.

The assassination of Ali Khamenei last Saturday sparked a wave of joy and enthusiasm, not only among the general public in "Israel," but also in the media and studios. The political elite made clear their relentless pursuit of overthrowing the regime in Iran.

However, within a few days, even some journalists who harbored great admiration for Netanyahu realized that the assassination of an 87-year-old leader and the appointment of his 56-year-old son does not achieve "Israel's" desired goals: first and foremost, dismantling the Iranian nuclear program, providing the West with about 450 kilograms of uranium enriched to 60%, and the complete destruction of ballistic missiles.

As for overthrowing the regime? Even at the political level, they have begun to acknowledge that this matter is not on the table. From here, questions began to emerge, but from the moment the questions appeared and it became clear that the regime was not on the verge of collapse, those close to the Prime Minister began attacking anyone who did not fiercely salute the Israeli supreme leader.

Our agents are dealing with a vehicular ramming and shooting incident at Temple Israel in West Bloomfield, Michigan, United States.

The aircraft carrier Gerald R. Ford suffered a fire unrelated to any combat action, and it has been brought under control.

We planned to strike Hezbollah before the battle with Iran began; we wanted to kill all the leaders in their headquarters.

The plan we prepared included killing hundreds of Hezbollah members in the first strike.