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Footage from Iran shows that the IDF, Israel Air Force and Mossad used a wide range of weaponry to assassinate senior military officials and strike Iran's nuclear, air defense and ballistic missile facilities

70 people were also wounded in the strikes overnight into Saturday, including mental harm

Amid the war with Iran, two students held solo protests outside PM Netanyahu's home in Jerusalem, demanding that his government not abandon the hostages in Gaza. One of the signs read: 'Agreements save lives – wars save politicians'

Around 15 people were killed near an aid site and 12 more while waiting for aid trucks, medics and Hamas officials said ■ The IDF ordered evacuations from Khan Yunis and nearby areas, warning of imminent attacks

From his home in the settlement of Efrat, Jay Marcus transfers hundreds of millions of shekels from anonymous sources to settler organizations, anti-LGBTQ groups and regime-coup supporters. The budget of his family fund is three times greater than that of the left-wing New Israel Fund

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Over 150 Israelis were wounded overall in the Iranian missile barrages, according to official statements from numerous Israeli hospitals.

Over the past 24 hours, air force jets have struck around 150 targets inside Iran, according to military sources. The IDF also said that the air force's efforts have created a safe route to Iran's capital, Tehran, and that they can now operate freely in its airspace

Iranian officials were shocked by Israel's infiltration of the defense apparatus, and held a meeting to discuss a military response, with some fearing that exacerbation may lead to direct U.S. involvement or internal protests

Regardless of any recent hesitations, it defies logic that Israel would launch an operation if Trump was explicitly flashing a red light behind the scenes. It remains to be seen whether Trump's support will evolve into participating in any offensive action targeting Iran's underground nuclear facilities

According to Magen David Adom rescue service, more than 70 people were wounded in the five barrages launched toward central Israel overnight into Saturday ■ Three people were killed by impacts in central Israel ■ A high-rise in Tel Aviv caught fire after sustaining a direct hit

France and Saudi Arabia were due to co-chair the conference hosted by the UN General Assembly in New York on June 17-20

IDF says freely operating in airspace from western Iran to Tehran ■ Three killed, dozens hospitalized after Iranian missiles struck central Israel, including Tel Aviv on Friday ■ Explosions reported in Isfahan, Tehran overnight ■ First victims of Iranian missile barrages named as Israel Aloni, Eti Cohen Angel ■ Oman says U.S.-Iran talks will 'not take place now,' U.S. official says White House still committed to talks

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Hatred of Reform Judaism has long characterized both Haredi Judaism and segments of Israeli religious Zionism. But now it's coming from the secularists too

The years-long illusion of being protected under 'special status' under a populist government is now being shattered for Israel's LGBTQ+ community. But this frightening and sad moment is an opportunity to recalculate, and to collaborate with other minorities

Even if Israel 'wins' this round against Iran's nuclear program, what exactly have we won if we remain in the grip of a corrupt, apocalyptic regime?

From the hostage families to Hamas and Iran, the prime minister uses every argument he has to prevent the Knesset from being dissolved ■ A war on all fronts, but it's the Greta Thunberg boat that keeps Israel's defense minister busy ■ Netanyahu visits a cemetery and sets a new low

Israel's attacks across Iran dealt a major blow to Tehran's military leadership, as well as senior officials in its nuclear program