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The message was unmistakable, 'we chose not to hit your nuclear sites this time, but we could have done worse right here,' sources told the Post.

The attack 'showed the vulnerability of Iran', an Israeli MP told i

Israel sent a strong message with its muted strike, experts say, demonstrating its ability to reach deep inside Iran, including to its nuclear sites.

Responding to Sunday's "demonstration" strikes by Iran, Israel has carried out its own inside Iranian territory, targeting military positions near Isfahan.

International support through Israel Bonds (Development Corporation for Israel in the United States) has accounted for $3 billion in worldwide investments since the outbreak of the war.

Safe rooms and public bomb shelters are essential for keeping Israelis safe from aerial threats like rockets and drones. Which is why it's such a problem that not all Jerusalemites have any.

Israel launched a targeted airstrike near an Iranian military airbase overnight, as a retaliatory act to Iran’s aerial attacks that occurred less than a week ago.

Iranian news outlets initially reported that the attack was carried out by several drones, adding that Iranian air defenses shot down all of them.

So, that doesnt matter if you cant see the jet. thats the system that thats the system that iran relies on. >> steve: general just mentioned fact that neither country, iran nor israel really talking about it. israel pretty much radio silence. im looking at jerusalem post jerusalem source news source. israeli official told jerusalem post, eye for eye, tooth for a tooth. israel retaliated after they were attacked last weekend. this is the curious part. they said that israel will not accept respons...

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