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❗️ Update: 13 remaining Israeli hostages are now with the Red Cross, N12 News reports.

EXPOSED: GAZA FLOTILLA SHIPS EMPTY IDF boarding teams report the so-called “Freedom Flotilla” carried: ❌ No humanitarian aid ❌ No medicine ❌ No food ❌ No supplies of any kind Just cameras, activists, and Hamas propaganda leaflets. Once again — not an “aid mission,” but a staged stunt to delegitimize Israel. Stay connected, follow @MOSSADil.

Trump’s Comprehensive 20-Point Plan to End the Gaza Conflict 1. Gaza will be a deradicalized, terror-free zone that does not pose a threat to its neighbors. 2. Gaza will be redeveloped for the benefit of the people of Gaza. 3. If both sides agree to this proposal, the war will immediately end. Israeli forces will withdraw to an agreed line to prepare for hostage release. During that time, all military operations (airstrikes, artillery) will be suspended, and lines frozen until the full withdrawal is staged. 4. Within 72 hours of Israel publicly accepting the agreement, all hostages, alive and deceased, will be returned. 5. After the hostages are returned, Israel will release 250 life-sentence prisoners plus 1,700 Gazans detained since October 7, including all women and children; and for each Israeli whose remains are returned, Israel will release 15 deceased Gazans. 6. Hamas members who disarm and commit to peaceful coexistence will be granted amnesty. Those who wish to leave Gaza will receive safe passage abroad. 7. Immediately upon acceptance, full humanitarian aid will flow into Gaza (water, electricity, hospitals, roads, rubble removal), per similar quantities to the January 19, 2025 agreement. 8. Aid and distribution will proceed without interference by either party, through the UN, Red Crescent, and other international institutions. The Rafah crossing (both directions) will be opened via mechanisms from prior deals. 9. Gaza will be governed by a temporary transitional technocratic, apolitical Palestinian committee, managing public services and municipalities. Oversight by an international transitional body (“Board of Peace”) chaired by Trump, with other state leaders (e.g. Tony Blair). 10. A Trump-led economic development plan will bring in expert panels (from successful modern cities) to rebuild infrastructure, attract investment, create jobs, promote a special economic zone, and stimulate growth. 11. No one will be forced to leave Gaza; those who wish to leave may do so and return if they desire. 12. No role for Hamas or militant factions in Gaza governance, directly or indirectly. All military / terror infrastructure—tunnels, production, stockpiles—must be destroyed and dismantled under supervision, with a buy-back, reintegration, and decommissioning process monitored by independent bodies. 13. Regional partners will guarantee Hamas and factions adhere to obligations, ensuring New Gaza poses no threat. 14. The U.S. together with Arab/international partners will create a temporary International Stabilization Force (ISF) for Gaza. The ISF will train and support vetted Palestinian police, coordinate with Israel and Egypt to secure borders and prevent munitions entry, and help facilitate aid flow. 15. Israel will not occupy or annex Gaza. Over time, the IDF will withdraw following agreed milestones. Some security perimeter presence may linger until Gaza is secured. 16. If Hamas delays or rejects the proposal, then the scaled aid operation and governance framework will still proceed in the terror-free areas handed over by the IDF to the ISF. 17. An interfaith dialogue process will be launched, promoting tolerance and peaceful coexistence to change narratives in both Israeli and Palestinian societies. 18. As redevelopment goes forward and the PA’s reform program is carried out, conditions may permit a credible pathway to Palestinian self-determination and statehood. 19. The U.S. will facilitate dialogue between Israel and the Palestinians to define a political horizon for peaceful coexistence. 20. Overall objective: to transform Gaza into a new model—“New Gaza”—shielded from terror, rebuilt, stable, and aligned with peaceful regional norms.

⚛️New details about the incredible US mission to destroy the Iranian nuclear program: 🇺🇸 Some of the strike package flew to the Pacific to keep up the decoy, while main strike package of 7 B2s flew straight from Missouri to Iran 🇺🇸 At 5pm ET, just before strike package entered Iran, a US submarine launched 24+ Tomahawks at Isfahan 🇺🇸 US employed deception tactics as they entered Iranian airspace and high-speed suppression weapons 🇺🇸 US unaware of any shots fired at US aircraft on way in or out, Iran's surface-to-air systems didn't see them 🇺🇸 14 GBU-37s in total dropped on 2 nuclear target areas, first operational use of the 30,000 lb weapon 🇺🇸 All 3 targets struck during 18:40-19:05 ET 🇺🇸 75 precision guided weapons used in total 🇺🇸 Initial battle damage shows all sites sustained "extremely severe damage and destruction"

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More than 25 Israeli fighter jets attacked and destroyed more than 35 missile storage and launch facilities in Iran’s Tiberias and Kermanshah regions this morning

June 20, 2025 "Israeli air strikes in western Iran have forced Tehran to move its ballistic missiles to central areas to avoid destruction. In doing so, three of its weapons have been left unable to reach targets within Israel. Besides the 20-missile barrage that struck an Israeli hospital on Thursday, Iran has been unable to mount large-scale or effective strikes. The military has been forced to fire from the Isfahan area of central Iran, about 1,600km from Israeli targets.Its more advanced missiles, the Fatah-1 and Haj Qasem, would now fall short with a range of only 1,400km, as well as the Kheibar Shekan, which can reach distances of 1,450km. 🤣 “Iran doesn't have many medium-range ballistic missiles on the higher end of the range cap that are solid fuel, so they are now using the liquid-fuel ones,” he said. Liquid-fuel missiles are less accurate and take more time to launch because they have to be filled with propellant on-site as transporting them already fuelled is too dangerous. “That makes them more vulnerable to launch and that's why the Israelis have had a lot of success as you can actually spot these things being launched. You can destroy them there before they even take off,” Mr Ben Taleblu added. The situation further deteriorated for the Tehran regime after Israeli claims that it has destroyed half of all its launchers and up to 40 per cent of its missile stockpile. Iran is now left with using the Emad (1,700km range) and Ghadr (1,950km range) weapons, which use liquid fuel and are vulnerable and difficult to transport. At 2,000km, the solid-fuelled Sejjil-1 has the greatest range and was used in a solitary attack for the first time on Wednesday, which “may reflect Iran’s need to launch longer-range missiles from deeper inside Iranian territory”, the Institute for the Study of War think tank said in a report. “Iran has recently used fewer missiles to attack Israel because it is having difficulty co-ordinating large attacks on Israel, not because Iran is conserving its remaining ballistic missile stockpile,” it added. In its first retaliation attack responding to Israel’s surprise operation on Friday last week, Iran fired 200 missiles, followed by 75 the next day and 94 on Sunday, which in total resulted in 24 Israeli civilian deaths. But on Monday it managed only 22, another 47 on Tuesday, one on Wednesday, before Thursday’s 20-rocket barrage. Furthermore, Israel has targeted ballistic missile factories to prevent Iran from replenishing its dwindling stockpile." thenationalnews.com/news/mena/2025…

The Predatory Sparrow hacker group, which some believe are behind some of the largest cyberattacks in recent years against Iran, said in a statement: "We destroyed the entire data infrastructure of a bank affiliated with Iran's Revolutionary Guards in a cyber operation. This is a bank that was used by the Revolutionary Guards to circumvent international sanctions and to finance terrorism from the accounts of the Iranian people. The bank financed Iran's proxy forces in the Middle East, the regime's missile program, and its nuclear program. This is the fate of an institution dedicated to preserving the dictator's terrorist fantasies."

IDF Spokesperson: Today, Israeli Air Force jets struck and destroyed two Iranian F-14 fighter aircraft stationed at Tehran airport. These jets were reportedly prepared for deployment to intercept Israeli aircraft operating in Iranian airspace. The strike was part of a broader effort to neutralize aerial threats before they could be activated. In a separate operation, Israeli aircraft targeted a UAV launch squad that had been tracked over the past several days. The team had positioned drone launchers and weapon systems in the field, preparing to launch an attack on Israeli territory. Once their location was confirmed, the Air Force acted swiftly. Within minutes of final preparations for launch, the Israeli strike eliminated the operatives and destroyed the UAV platforms before they could carry out their mission. The IDF notes this as a preemptive success in neutralizing both manned and unmanned threats from Iranian soil.

@IsraelWarRoom @IsraelHayomHeb Time for trump to get involved!!!

⭕The IAF struck an Iranian refueling aircraft at Mashhad Airport in eastern Iran, approximately 2,300 kilometers from Israel. The IAF is operating to establish aerial superiority over Iranian airspace. This marks the longest-range strike conducted since the beginning of Operation Rising Lion.

מטוסי קרב וכלי טיס של חיל-האוויר תקפו עד כה באיראן עשרות טילים המכוונים לעורף הישראלי בטרם שוגרו. כלי טיס של חיל-האוויר שטסו בשמי איראן, זיהו משגרי טילים ובסגירת מעגל מהירה, תקפו אותם וסיכלו שיגורים עתידיים לעורף הישראלי.

IDF Spokesperson BG Effie Defrin’s Briefing Operation “Rising Lion” The IDF continues intense combat operations both defensively and offensively, with a major focus on eliminating the existential threat posed by Iran’s nuclear and missile capabilities. Over the past 24 hours: The Israeli Air Force (IAF) carried out over 150 strikes on more than 400 Iranian targets, including key military and nuclear infrastructure. A massive wave of strikes was launched deep into Iranian territory, including Tehran, with over 70 fighter jets and drones establishing aerial superiority and operating freely for hours over the capital. Among the targets were missile systems, air defense installations, command centers, and infrastructure related to enriched uranium and uranium metal production in the Isfahan region, directly undermining Iran’s nuclear weapons program. Defrin emphasized this was the deepest IAF operation inside Iran to date, enabled by years of preparation by the IAF and Israeli Intelligence. He stressed that Tehran is no longer immune, and Israel will strike wherever necessary to defend its citizens. Israel's home front: Iran’s missile barrage killed 3 Israeli civilians and injured 76 others. Israel’s multi-layered air defense systems intercepted many threats, but impacts occurred in some areas. Search and rescue teams remain on high alert, and the public is urged to follow Home Front Command instructions and avoid sharing impact locations online to prevent aiding the enemy. In parallel, IDF forces remain active in Gaza and other fronts, and the Hostage Task Force continues efforts to secure the return of Israeli captives. Defrin concluded with a call for public composure and unity, affirming the IDF’s commitment to national defense and the return of the hostages.

From nuclear sites to air defense systems, we’ve dismantled some of Iran’s most dangerous military assets. Here’s a breakdown of the key targets struck across Iran:

@Osint613 Nice use of Veo 3.

JUST IN 🔴 Iran has finally responded to Israel’s attack: This is their response: a propaganda video ‼️

@Osint613 🤣🤣🤣

The Islamic Republic of Iran has formally pulled out of nuclear talks with the United States. (Not just Sundays meeting) Is it something we said?

I don’t think you’re getting this. The commando unit in the mossad set up sophisticated precision weapons on Iranian soil and upon launch of the operation launched those weapons and destroyed both Iranian missile launchers as well as aerial defense systems. Oh, you thought that was it? Yea, no. The mossad also placed advanced weaponry on moving vehicles and those weapons were automatically engaged as Israel began the attack. That’s not it either. The Mossad set up a freakin drone army base in Iran and as soon as the operation began, those drones took off and totally obliterated Iran’s ground to ground missiles! The fact that these guys were able to get into Iran is wild, let alone do what they did. It’s a good thing Iran doesn’t have the strict visa laws that Australia has. 😂😂😂 Here’s a video you don’t see often. Mossad agents operating on Iranian soil. History was made today. In fact, as we speak; history is still being made!! Am Yisrael Chai!

⭕️ IAF fighter jets, guided by precise intelligence, struck the Iranian regime's uranium enrichment site in the Natanz area overnight. This is the largest uranium enrichment site in Iran, which has operated for years to achieve nuclear weapons capability and houses the infrastructure required for enriching uranium to military-grade levels. As part of the strikes, the underground area of the site was damaged. This area contains a multi-story enrichment hall with centrifuges, electrical rooms, and additional supporting infrastructure. In addition, critical infrastructure enabling the site's continuous operation and the Iranian regime's ongoing efforts to obtain nuclear weapons were targeted. We will continue to operate to prevent the Iranian Regime from acquiring nuclear weapons.

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