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Israel renews strikes inside Iran after deadly overnight attacks: LIVE UPDATES Netanyahu hasn’t ruled out killing Iran’s Supreme Leader: LIVE UPDATES
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The IDF has destroyed over 100 missile launchers as hostilities continue The Israeli Prime Minister has claimed taking out the Ayatollah Khamenei would end the conflict
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has told ABC News that he doesn’t rule out killing Iran’s Supreme Leader, Ali Khamenei. He made the comment on the fourth consecutive day of ti-for-tat hostilities between the two countries.
The Israeli Air Force has established “full aerial superiority” over Iran’s capital Tehran, IDF spokesman Brig. Gen. Effie Defrin has claimed. When asked about reports that US President Donald Trump had rejected an Israeli plan to assassinate Khamenei, Netanyahu said, “It’s not going to escalate the conflict, it’s going to end the conflict.”
West Jerusalem and Tehran engaged in a fourth consecutive day of intense, open warfare, with both nations launching devastating attacks. At least 21 Israelis were killed in Iranian attacks; the Islamic Republic claims 224 of its people have been killed and that “over 90%” of them were civilians. His comment comes as West Jerusalem bombed the offices of Iranian state broadcaster IRIB in Tehran. The Iranian authorities has warned of retaliatory strikes on two Israeli channels the state-owned N12 and the privately-held right-wing N14.
At least 21 Israelis were killed in Iranian attacks; the Islamic Republic claims 224 of its people have been killed and that “over 90%” of them were civilians.
Several nations, including the US and Russia, have advised their citizens to evacuate Israel and Iran amid the escalation of hostilities.Several nations, including the US and Russia, have advised their citizens to evacuate Israel and Iran amid the escalation of hostilities.
On Friday, Israeli jets bombed multiple targets across Iran, including a uranium enrichment center in Natanz, and carried out targeted assassinations of several senior military commanders and scientists. Iran retaliated by firing dozens of ballistic missiles into Israel.On Friday, Israeli jets bombed multiple targets across Iran, including a uranium enrichment center in Natanz, and carried out targeted assassinations of several senior military commanders and scientists. Iran retaliated by firing dozens of ballistic missiles into Israel.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the strikes, dubbed Operation Rising Lion, aimed to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons. Iran condemned the attack as unprovoked and suspended nuclear talks with the US, with the latest round of negotiations scheduled for Sunday. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the strikes, dubbed Operation Rising Lion, aimed to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons. Iran condemned the attack as unprovoked and suspended nuclear talks with the US.
Israel launched its strikes one day after the international nuclear watchdog, the IAEA, accused Iran of violating its non-proliferation obligations. Iran rejected the allegations as politically motivated.
Although the US insisted it was not involved, President Donald Trump endorsed the Israeli operation. Although the US insisted it was not involved, President Donald Trump endorsed the Israeli operation. 
Russia condemned Israel’s initial strikes on Friday and called for de-escalation. On Saturday, President Vladimir Putin spoke with US President Donald Trump by phone, and the two agreed on the possibility of restarting negotiations over Iran’s nuclear program, according to Putin’s foreign policy aide Yuri Ushakov.Russia condemned Israel’s initial strikes on Friday and called for de-escalation. On Saturday, President Vladimir Putin spoke with US President Donald Trump by phone, and the two agreed on the possibility of restarting negotiations over Iran’s nuclear program, according to Putin’s foreign policy aide Yuri Ushakov.