In something out of a movie, the Mossad has done something they have never done before: Released footage of an operation; this one deep inside Iran. As YWN reported earlier Friday, Mossad operatives embedded deep within Iran played a critical role in a multi-phase operation that neutralized key Iranian ballistic missile threats, working in tandem with IAF strikes. The operation targeted missiles aimed at Israel, and prevented a wide-scale response by Iran. Mossad agents, operating covertly across Iranian territory, deployed specialized combat systems with pinpoint accuracy to strike strategic targets. The meticulously planned operation unfolded in three distinct phases, each showcasing Israel’s advanced capabilities in intelligence, technology, and execution.

Mossad agents operating deep inside Iran, seen firing drones at various targets in coordination with the Israeli Air Force strikes. They took out numerous ballistic missiles, which were aimed at Israel.

This morning, Rambam Medical Center in Haifa completed preparations for its fortified underground hospital, readying the facility for potential emergencies amid heightened regional tensions.  

The IAF conducted a powerful series of airstrikes targeting Iran’s air defense systems in the western part of the country, the IDF announced. Described as an “extensive blow,” the operation destroyed dozens of radars and air defense missile launchers, significantly weakening Iran’s ability to counter aerial threats. The strikes were strategically designed to enhance the IAF’s operational freedom in Iranian airspace, paving the way for greater maneuverability in future missions.

In a dramatic late-night address as explosions lit up the skies over Iran, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced the launch of a sweeping military campaign aimed at crippling Iran’s nuclear and military capabilities — a move he described as a defining moment in Israel’s history. “We are at a decisive point,” Netanyahu declared solemnly. “Our brave pilots are attacking a large number of targets across Iran.” The prime minister confirmed that the strikes — part of a long-anticipated operation — are focused on Iran’s nuclear infrastructure, ballistic missile factories, and other key military assets. “This operation will continue until the mission is completed,” he said, vowing that Israel will not back down.

A California senator was quickly rushed away from Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem after allegedly “lunging” at her during a press conference addressing the Los Angeles anti-ICE riots. After loudly speaking over Noem and approaching the podium where she was standing, Sen. Alex Padilla, D-Calif., was pushed out of the room by authorities as they ordered him to put his hands up. The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) said Padilla did not identify himself as a senator and was not wearing his Senate security pin.

“I don’t want to say imminent, but it looks like it’s something that could very well happen,” Trump tells reporters when asked if Israel will attack Iran. “We are fairly close to a pretty good agreement… I don’t want them going in, because I think it would blow it.” He also he’d “love to avoid the conflict.” “Iran’s going to have to negotiate a little bit tougher, meaning they’re going to have to give us something they’re not willing to give us right now.”

With nuclear tensions mounting and the clock ticking toward a sixth round of high-stakes talks, U.S. President Donald Trump issued a grim assessment Tuesday, saying he’s “less confident” than ever that a deal can be reached with Iran — as Tehran threatened to unleash attacks on American military installations across the region. “I don’t know. I did think so, and I’m getting more and more — less confident about it,” Trump said on the Pod Force One podcast with New York Post columnist Miranda Devine. “They seem to be delaying… Something happened to them.” Trump said that regardless of whether a deal is ultimately reached or not, he won’t allow the regime to get a nuclear weapon. “If they don’t make a deal, they’re not going to have a nuclear weapon.

Argentine President Javier Milei, an ohev yisroel and staunch supporter of the State of Israel, presented Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu with a deeply meaningful gift: a painting of the Prime Minister together with the Lubavitcher Rebbe. The gift, delivered during the leaders’ meeting in Jerusalem, resonated personally with Netanyahu. The Prime Minister recalled a powerful moment from his time as Israel’s ambassador to the United Nations when he received guidance from the Rebbe. “‘You will be serving in a house of lies,’ the Rebbe told me,” Netanyahu shared. “‘And you will have to battle against 119.’ We have 120 members in the Knesset – he didn’t even leave me one,” Netanyahu added with a smile.

Despite a police and Shin Bet gag order on the investigation and arrest of a suspect who damaged and set fire to Rav Yitzhak Yosef’s shul in Jerusalem on Sunday morning, some details have emerged. The suspect, from a chareidi family with rabbinic ties, is believed to have been working for the Iranian government, possibly unknowingly. The Shin Bet suspects others are involved, but the individual has refused to provide additional information. Sources tell YWN it’s possible he was unaware of his Iranian ties. As YWN has reported, numerous arrests have occurred in recent months of individuals unknowingly paid by Iran to commit vandalism, including starting fires, spray-painting graffiti, photographing specific targets, and other disruptive acts.

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