Netanyahu meets Ben-Gvir, Smotrich as opposition leaders hold coalition talks

Netanyahu met Ben-Gvir and Smotrich as opposition leaders held separate talks. Eisenkot accused Likud of undermining the vote, while Lapid urged patience.

Yashar party chairman Gadi Eisenkot accused Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Likud of attempting to undermine the legitimacy of Israel's election results, while Yair Lapid urged the public to remain patient as negotiations to form the next government continued behind the scenes.

The statements came amid uncertainty over the composition of the next government following Tuesday's election, with neither political bloc securing a clear majority in the 120-seat Knesset.

Meanwhile, leaders of the bloc seeking to replace Netanyahu held meetings on Thursday in several configurations, some involving the Ra'am party. Democrats chairman Yair Golan met separately with Ra'am chairman Mansour Abbas, Eisenkot, and Lapid, while B'Yachad party chairman Naftali Bennett held meetings with Eisenkot and Golan.

Meetings also took place within Netanyahu's bloc. Otzma Yehudit said party chairman and National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir held a lengthy meeting with Netanyahu on Thursday, during which the two discussed "how to preserve the right-wing government and prevent the establishment of a left-wing government supported by supporters of terrorism."

Netanyahu also met with Religious Zionist Party chairman Bezalel Smotrich on Thursday for what was described as "coordination of steps." (Read More)

Israeli Military Invasions, Colonizer Attacks Across West Bank (WATCH)

Israeli soldiers invaded towns and villages across the West Bank on Friday, October 30, breaking into homes, abducting Palestinians, confiscating a vehicle, and restricting movement. In separate incidents, illegal paramilitary Israeli colonizers attacked a family and a home near Nablus and set fire to an agricultural room in Masafer Yatta, south of Hebron.

In Jenin in the northern West Bank, local sources cited by Safa News said soldiers invaded Kafr Dan and al-Yamun, west of the city, and broke into homes in Kafr Dan.

Also WAFA news said the soldiers abducted Ziad Mohammad al-Amer on Thursday, October 29, after breaking into his home in the city’s al-Bayader neighborhood. Al-Amer, from Jenin refugee camp, is the brother of Ayham and Aysar al-Amer, who were killed in 2023.

In Tubas in the northeastern West Bank, soldiers invaded Tammun, south of the city, and broke into a home, according to Safa. Forces also invaded Habla, south of Qalqilia in the northwestern West Bank, where they broke into homes.

In Nablus in the northern West Bank, Quds News reported that Israeli forces invaded the eastern part of the city, including Joseph’s Tomb, and broke into a home in Askar al-Balad, searching it and disturbing its contents.

Israeli soldiers also abducted a young Palestinian man during the invasion of Askar al-Balad, east of the city. Forces also invaded Amman Street, according to Safa.

According to WAFA’s Friday report, Israeli forces continued their operation in Burin, south of Nablus, for the fourth consecutive day, breaking into several homes, searching them, and disturbing their contents.

In a separate incident, Israeli colonizers invaded Awarta, south of Nablus, and held religious observances at the al-Uzair shrine, according to Quds News.

In addition, media sources reported that illegal paramilitary Israeli colonizers attacked a family in the al-Mas’udiyya area, northwest of Nablus, early Friday and attempted to beat its members.

The sources also said colonizers attacked a home in Yasid, north of Nablus, attempted to smash its door, and stole a trailer belonging to a vehicle parked beside the house.

In Tulkarem in the northwestern West Bank, media sources reported that Israeli soldiers abducted four Palestinians early Friday after breaking into their homes in Kafr Sur and Kafr Abbush, south of the city.

In Kafr Abbush, soldiers abducted Adham Adib Khalif, former prisoner Hasan Habis Rayyan, and his brother Muhyi. In Kafr Sur, they abducted Asim al-Tawil.

In Ramallah in the central West Bank, Quds News reported that soldiers invaded a residential building in al-Bireh’s Umm ash-Sharayet neighborhood and converted a home into a military post in al-Mughayyir, northeast of Ramallah.

Quds News also reported that forces confiscated a vehicle during an invasion of Silwad, northeast of the city.

In addition, the soldiers invaded Nabi Saleh, northwest of Ramallah, and fired live ammunition during the protests that followed. The soldiers also fired live ammunition during an invasion of Kobar, north of the city.

In addition, Israeli forces invaded Kafr Malik, north of Ramallah, and declared it a closed military zone, according to Quds News.

Israeli colonizers and soldiers also attacked Palestinian residents and international solidarity activists and forced them out of their lands in Kafr Malik. (Read More)

What Happens Next In Israel? Four Paths Out Of The Election Deadlock

Israel’s voters have delivered a result that neither side can easily call a victory. With most ballots counted, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s bloc is projected to hold about 53 seats, the opposition bloc led by Gadi Eisenkot about 48, and Arab-led parties 19. A majority requires 61 seats. The final count could shift the numbers, but the central problem is already clear: no side has an obvious path to govern.

Now the campaign gives way to bargaining. Netanyahu has called for a right-wing government. Eisenkot says the public voted for change. Yet each potential coalition carries a price that could fracture the very bloc trying to build it. Four scenarios are emerging—and none promises a quick or easy resolution.

1. Netanyahu Finds Defectors Or A Way To Assemble A Majority

Netanyahu’s most direct route would be to bring enough lawmakers from outside his bloc into the coalition, or persuade them to support a government from the sidelines. With his bloc projected at 53 seats, he needs eight more for a majority.

That is a steep climb. Members of the opposition entered the election promising a change of government, and defecting to rescue Netanyahu would expose them to a furious response from their voters. Still, Israeli politics is built on negotiation, and a lawmaker’s calculations can change when the alternative is another election—or when a specific deal offers a way to address urgent national concerns.

Netanyahu could also seek support through narrower agreements rather than a full coalition partnership. A party might back a government on confidence votes or key legislation without joining the cabinet. But such an arrangement would leave the government vulnerable whenever the parties disagree. A narrow majority assembled through personal defections or conditional support could be born with a short fuse.

This outcome would let Netanyahu argue that he had turned his bloc’s lead into a governing mandate. But the arithmetic would make clear that his government depended on more than the voters who backed his existing partners. The question would be whether those partners could tolerate compromises needed to keep it alive. (Read More)

Israel’s political chaos won’t delay potential Iran strikes, says official

Israel’s apparent electoral deadlock will not upend US-Israeli cooperation against Iran, nor will it force delays of any possible future strikes.

By World Israel News Staff

A potential new military offensive against Iran will not be contingent on the formation of a new Israeli government, a senior diplomatic official said Wednesday, as Israel’s inconclusive election raised the prospect of prolonged coalition negotiations.

Speaking to Israel Hayom, the official said military, intelligence, and diplomatic coordination between Israel and the United States would continue regardless of the election results or the political composition of Israel’s next government.

According to the official, any decision to launch additional strikes against Iran would be determined by the security interests of the two countries and professional military assessments, rather than the political timetable in Jerusalem. 

“The president has goals that have not changed,” the official said, identifying the elimination of Iran’s military nuclear capabilities and the removal of Iranian threats to the Strait of Hormuz and neighboring countries as Washington’s principal objectives.

The remarks come amid growing speculation that the US and Israel could resume military operations against Iran following the American midterm elections on November 3.

ABC News reported on October 22, citing two Israeli sources familiar with military planning, that the Israeli and American armed forces had prepared plans for additional joint strikes against Iran in the coming weeks.

  Trump accuses Iran of faking attacks to drive up oil prices ahead of midterms

However, the White House explicitly ruled out an attack before Americans go to the polls.

“The United States will not be attacking Iran at any time prior to the midterm elections,” White House spokeswoman Anna Kelly told ABC News. (Read More)

US tells Gulf allies to prepare for Iran strikes after midterms

 
According to The Wall Street Journal, the US has warned Gulf Arab nations of a possible military offensive against Iran after the midterms.

The United States has warned several Gulf Arab countries to prepare for the possibility of a brief but intensive military campaign against Iran following next week's midterm elections, The Wall Street Journal reported Tuesday night, citing individuals familiar with the discussions.

According to the report, Washington has begun taking precautionary military measures in the Middle East, including deploying additional air defense capabilities and relocating personnel from installations vulnerable to Iranian attacks.

The US military is transferring a Patriot air defense battery from Texas to strengthen its regional defenses, while moving troops away from bases that could come under Iranian fire.

The newspaper described the preparations as indications that Washington and Jerusalem may be positioning themselves for another round of military confrontation with the Islamic Republic. (Read More)

NEW: Trump receives RARE HIGH-LEVEL military briefing on Iran options

President Trump receives a high-level military briefing on potential renewed strikes against Iran as U.S. and Israeli fighter jets conduct drills and Gulf nations face warnings of possible retaliation. Vice President JD Vance addresses fears of a prolonged conflict while nuclear negotiations remain stalled.

Netanyahu bloc slightly ahead in Israel elections but short of majority as most votes counted

How far is each party leader prepared to go – for power?

With most votes now counted, deadlock looms. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is leading his rival, former military chief Gadi Eisenkot, but is still short of a majority in parliament.

Netanyahu is the master of the dark arts of politics. This may be his biggest test yet.

Could he pull back right-wing politicians who previously left his fold in major political fallouts and joined the change camp to unseat him?

Could he do the unthinkable and join forces with one of the Arab parties – right now, that’s highly unlikely given his Likud party has just accused them of "stealing the election".

There are calls for a national unity government at this hour – but it’s hard to find any unity now.

Yashar, the party of political newcomer party Gadi Eisenkot, formed only last year, means straight or direct; nothing about his coming weeks of political bargaining and bickering can be described that way.

Many voices, including members of Arab majority parties, are calling on him to partner with them. Combined, they have a solid bloc.

But the former army chief previously raised objections or attached conditions to that kind of alliance. And right-wing parties in his ranks have flatly rejected it.

The national unity idea? He’s declared Netanyahu unfit to rule.

No wonder Israel’s President Isaac Herzog, tasked with selecting someone to create a coalition, is already warning parties to approach this with open minds. (Read More)

US Warns Iran of Strike Over Uranium

Washington has told Tehran it can avoid a US strike only by sending its highly enriched uranium to the United States, halting regional attacks and opening the Strait of Hormuz, Israel's N12 reported.

Washington has told senior Iranian officials that a US military strike will go ahead unless Tehran meets a tougher set of American demands. The Israeli outlet reported the warning citing diplomatic sources. The window for a deal that would head off another war between Iran and both the United States and Israel is closing.

The American terms have hardened. Iran must take its highly enriched uranium out of the country and transfer it to the United States. It must end all attacks and military operations across the region, including in the Strait of Hormuz, and it must open that waterway.

The United States intends to carry out the strike. Tehran can avoid it by meeting those intensified demands.

The warning comes alongside an American military buildup. As JFeed reported on October 28, the US military is moving a Patriot air-defense battery from Texas to the Middle East and pulling troops out of bases exposed to Iranian fire.

Diplomacy has stalled. On October 28, a senior Iranian official told Reuters that Tehran had rejected proposals delivered by Qatari mediators. "The only thing we received is a list of unacceptable ideas," the official said. "We will not compromise on the nuclear issue." (Read More)

US launches nuclear readiness drills with 'doomsday planes' and bombers airborne nationwide

America’s ability to command its nuclear forces during a crisis is being put to the test in sweeping military drills.

A Tuesday statement confirmed that US Strategic Command’s annual Global Thunder 27 exercise is underway, with officials warning Americans could see more bombers and support aircraft flying overhead.

The operation simulates complex scenarios to test military decision-making, communications, and retaliation capabilities. 

The drills aim to keep America’s nuclear forces ready, safe and secure, ensuring they can operate effectively and deter an attack. 

Flight data tracked B-52 bombers departing Minot Air Force Base in North Dakota and multiple E-6B Mercury aircraft operating over the US in the past few hours.

Known as ‘doomsday planes,’ the E-6Bs serve as flying command and communications centers, keeping national leaders connected to America’s nuclear forces.

Aviation notices outlined temporary airspace reservations over parts of the Atlantic, Pacific and Florida potentially linked to Global Thunder, with one explicitly naming the nuclear exercise.

Officials stressed that Global Thunder is an annual exercise and is not a response to any country or current world events. (Read More)

Trump Weighs Broad Strike on Iran

President Trump has not made a final decision but is leaning toward a wide operation against Iran after next week's US midterm elections.

President Donald Trump is leaning toward a broad military operation against Iran once next week's US midterm elections are over, although he has not made a final decision. Israel's N12 and The Wall Street Journal both reported on the deliberations. Iran's nuclear facilities and its critical infrastructure are among the possible targets.

Washington has told several Arab Gulf states to prepare for a short but intense campaign against Iran, according to the Journal. The messages were passed along through both diplomatic and military channels.

A negotiated agreement remains the alternative. Regional mediators are still trying to head off another confrontation, though their efforts have yet to produce a breakthrough. Trump has previously indicated that he would not order strikes before the midterm vote. (Read More)

Trump briefed on secret UFO program, Ross Coulthart claims

Is the president getting the full UAP picture?

Journalist Ross Coulthart has said that the White House is grappling with the issue of UFO disclosure, but that President Donald Trump is fully in the loop. 

Coulthart claims that President Trump now knows about an alleged longstanding crash retrieval program, which is allegedly responsible for intercepting non-human craft for reverse-engineering purposes.  

Speaking on NewsNation’s Reality Check, Coulthart said: “I know the president knows full well now about the existence of the legacy retrieval and reverse engineering program.” (Read More)

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Senior Researcher Brad Myers Comments,

Journalist Ross Coulthart on NewsNation’s Reality Check said: “I know the president knows full well now about the existence of the legacy retrieval and reverse engineering program.”

Could this have anything to do with end-time prophecy? 

On September 11, 2026, Wired published an article titled 'The Trump Alien ‘Disclosure Speech’ Rumors Are Reaching a Fever Pitch' and reported the following:

"The US government has been sharing more information about UFOs. That's fueling excitement over the possibility of the president announcing that humans are not alone."

Do you feel as though we are living through a Hollywood UFO movie in real time, particularly given the global media coverage since 2020?

RAAF Captures Flying Saucer On Ranch In Roswell Region (7/8/1947)

Possible “Mile Wide UFO Spotted by British Airline Pilot” (6/25/2007)

‘Aliens have been visiting Earth for THOUSANDS years’ claims ex-defence minister  (11/25/2017)

Pentagon Consultant Briefed Senators on Discovery of ‘Off-World Vehicles Not Made on This Earth’ (7/24/2020) 

UFO whistleblower claims the U.S. has a “variety” of alien bodies,; "interactions" may have occurred (1/23/2023)

Two  Air Force vets have testified to Pentagon's UFO office about seeing mysterious objects turn off ten nuclear warheads and blast test missiles out of the sky at US bases (2/21/2023)

Inside secret UFO briefing in D.C. Congress finds "many" claims about US government harboring aliens and spaceships "have merit" after grilling top US spy watchdog (1/15/2024)

Aliens are trying to send warnings about nuclear weapons, claims ex-US Army official (11/27/2024) 

President Trump could reveal existence of non-human intelligent life in 'near future,' says doc director (11/21/2025) 

UFO insider claims US has bodies of 4 different alien species from downed spacecraft in government custody (5/25/2026)  

Pentagon releases new UFO files detailing non-human bodies and mysterious egg-shaped craft inside guarded hangar (10/23/2026) 

Given everything that has taken place since 2020, is it really so hard to believe that, somewhere down the road, the United States government will tell the world that 'we are not alone'?" 

Keep all of this in mind as you read the following quotes, taken from pages 10–11 of Dr. Bill Salus’s book, The Final Prophecies, published in 2020:

"At least three and one-half years prior to the Midpoint of the Trib-period, and probably longer than that, it is highly likely that a multitude of Christian believers will have vanished instantly from all over the world. This event is commonly called the Rapture and the proof texts for this event are primarily found in, 1 Thessalonians 4:15-18, 1 Corinthians 15:51-52 and John 14:1-6. 

...Is it reasonable to believe that Satan and his demonic forces might want to use the mainstream media, movies and supernatural lying wonders to provide the world with an alternative believable explanation as to who or what took the people off of the planet other than Jesus Christ?"

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'Strike in Iran – a matter of days': Arab world reacts to election

Across the Middle East, regional leaders and analysts reacted Wednesday morning to the preliminary results of the Israeli elections. The prevailing consensus suggests that forming the next governing coalition will prove exceptionally challenging. While certain commentators view the outcome as a notable achievement for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, others argue it highlights his diminishing political power. At the same time, regional observers maintain that a transition in leadership will not necessarily produce a fundamental shift in Israeli foreign policy.

"The elections failed to give Benjamin Netanyahu or Gadi Eisenkot the 61-seat majority required to form a government," noted Emirati political analyst Muhammad Faisal al-Dosari. "Likud remains in the lead, and the Arab parties command a bloc of seats that could theoretically tip the scale for the opposition – though its unwillingness to partner with them complicates the calculus. Caught between a unity government, a minority government, or fresh elections, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu may remain in power temporarily despite the breakdown of his coalition."

By contrast, UAE-based Lebanese commentator Nadim Koteich offered a radically different reading of the outcome. "Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu secured one of the greatest victories of his political career, even without reaching 61 seats," he argued Wednesday morning. "This election was a referendum on his personal future, and he emerged as the head of the largest party in Israel." Koteich went further to suggest immediate security ramifications, asserting, "The primary takeaway: A strike in Iran has become a matter of days."

In Cairo, officials made it clear that the distinction between the top contenders holds little practical meaning for the region. Egyptian Member of Parliament Mustafa Bakri stated overnight, "Whether Gadi Eisenkot or Benjamin Netanyahu manages to form the next Israeli government, they represent two sides of the same coin." Bakri pointed out that Gadi Eisenkot served as IDF chief of staff from 2015 to 2019 and linked him to formulating the Dahiya doctrine – a strategy centered on targeting infrastructure in areas utilized for attacks against Israel. (Read More)

Syria warns Israel: You'll get war

 
Senior officials accuse Israel of pushing Syria toward confrontation in the south, claiming Jerusalem is trying to seize more territory and possibly establish Druze autonomy. 

Senior figures close to Syria's new leadership have told media outlets they fear Israel is pushing Syria toward confrontation in the south, in what they describe as an attempt to create an opening to seize additional territory and possibly establish Druze autonomy.

The Saudi magazine Al-Majalla quoted very senior regime officials who said the situation in southern Syria is "deteriorating rapidly" and that last week Israel and Syria stood on the brink of another clash, after Druze forces allegedly planned an attack on Syrian forces in Suwayda in coordination with Israel. (Read More)

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Senior Researcher Brad Myers Comments,

Now we have senior officials in Damascus warning, "You'll get war." Does this have anything to do with the future war between Damascus and Israel described in Isaiah 17, in which Damascus will be removed from being a city and become a fallen ruin?

"The oracle concerning Damascus. 'Behold, Damascus is about to be removed from being a city and will become a fallen ruin.'" — Isaiah 17:1 (NASB 1995)

The answer to this question is no, according to a number of very well-known Bible prophecy teachers. They dogmatically believe that this prophecy in Isaiah 17:1 was fulfilled by the Assyrian king Tiglath-Pileser III in 732 B.C. But are they correct according to what the biblical text in Isaiah 17:1 and 2 Kings 16:9–10 LITERALLY says?

Was the city of Damascus actually removed from being a city in 732 B.C.?

In his article, "Why the Destruction of Damascus is a Future War Prophecy," Dr. Bill Salus quotes from 2 Kings 16:9–10 and raises some very interesting questions:

 ...was the city of Damascus in 732 B.C. actually reduced to RUINS as worded by an overwhelming number of Bible translations of Isaiah 17:1? In the Bible we read in 2 Kings 16:9-10 the biblical account of when the king of Assyria, Tiglath-Pileser went against Damascus and captured it.

“... the king of Assyria went up AGAINST DAMASCUS and CAPTURED IT, and carried the people of it away into exile to Kir, and put Rezin to death. Now King Ahaz WENT TO DAMASCUS to meet TIGLATH-PILESER king of Assyria, and saw the altar which was AT DAMASCUS; and King Ahaz sent to Urijah the priest the pattern of the altar and its model, according to all its workmanship.” (2 Kings 16:9-10, NASB 1995)

As you can see the biblical account has no record of Tiglath-Pileser attacking Damascus and the city becoming a heap of ruins. If the city of Damascus was in ruins after the destruction, how was King Ahaz still able to meet TIGLATH-PILESER IN A CITY that the Assyrians literally reduced to rubble?"

Iran Denies IAEA Access to Isfahan Site

Iran has refused IAEA inspectors entry to nuclear facilities damaged in recent attacks • Isfahan is among the sites closed to them | The agency says nothing can replace physical access.

Iran has barred inspectors from the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) from nuclear facilities damaged in recent attacks. Open Source Intel reported the move in an unverified flash. Isfahan is among the sites still closed to the inspectors.

The IAEA responded that physical access to Iran's nuclear sites cannot be replaced. The agency said it must be allowed into Isfahan and must receive information about the facility.

Inspector access has also been part of mediation efforts between Washington and Tehran. On October 20, the Arabic-language newspaper Al-Araby Al-Jadeed reported on a compromise framework proposed by Pakistan and Qatar. Under the plan, Iran would receive $6 billion in interest from frozen Iranian funds held in Qatari banks in exchange for a step on oversight of its nuclear program. (Read More)

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Dr. Bill Salus reminds that Isfahan is located in the ancient territory of Elam, which is the subject of an unfulfilled last days war prophecy in Jeremiah 49:34-39. Isfahan is just one of several strategic targets located in Elam! (See targets below).

‘Pickaxe Mountain site must disappear or be incapacitated’

 

Iran is working to convert its fortified Pickaxe Mountain tunnel complex into a substitute uranium enrichment site to replace facilities destroyed at Fordow and Natanz, Brig. Gen. (res.) Prof. Yaakov (Jacob) Nagel, a senior fellow at the Washington-based Foundation for Defense of Democracies and the former head of Israel’s National Security Council, told JNS on Thursday.

Following international media and think tank reports of movement and construction work at the deep underground site, known in Farsi as Kuh-e Kolang Gaz La, Nagel said Tehran’s motive traces back to the 2015 nuclear deal brokered by the Obama administration.

“There is no doubt that Iran is planning to use the Pickaxe Mountain infrastructure as an alternative base, in their assessment a protected one, in order to replace the enrichment sites that were hit at Fordow and Natanz. The terrible 2015 agreement allowed them to develop advanced centrifuges that enrich at a rate 10 times faster than before, and some of them survived,” said Nagel.

The risk of such centrifuges being transferred to Pickaxe Mountain, in central Iran close to the Natanz nuclear complex, together with some of the enriched material, is a risk, Nagel warned.

He added that the enrichment level of any relocated material matters less than it might seem. “Material enriched to 20% or even less can be enriched quickly to 90% plus. This is true even if it takes relatively longer than material enriched to 60%. Enrichment to 20% takes about 70% of the time required for enrichment to 90%,” he said.

“The bigger problem is the ability to also transfer to this site laboratories and capabilities for building the weaponization program, for building the weapon system. It is not clear what has already been done and what is planned, but this site must disappear, or reach a state in which it cannot be used, so that Iran does not enter the zone of immunity,” Nagel said.

Turning to the Taleghan 2 facility at the Parchin military complex, southeast of Tehran, where satellite imagery has shown recent reconstruction activity, Nagel said Iran has long denied any nuclear connection to the site, specifically to try and shield it from attack. “According to foreign reports, development of components related to the [nuclear] weapon system was carried out at this site, under a cover of denial of dual-use capabilities, so it makes sense that it will apparently remain a target in any future plan,” he said.

Asked about a Sept. 10 Wall Street Journal report stating that Iran has resumed accelerated assembly of ballistic missiles from stockpiles of pre-manufactured components inside underground facilities, Nagel said the effort appears limited in scope. “I join the assumption that Iran is trying to rehabilitate some of its underground production capabilities, but at a pace that is at least an order of magnitude smaller than what was planned, but it is still troubling and requires handling,” he said.

On the best options on Iran going forward, Nagel stated, “A heavy siege by sea, air and land, if it is accompanied by American patience over time, six to nine months, holds within it the potential to collapse the economy and bring the people back out into the streets. I’m not sure there will be patience and I’m not sure it will bring the people out into the streets, but this, combined with a few more actions, brings potential.”

Nagel was skeptical of American appetite for a ground operation at Pickaxe Mountain. “It’s possible the U.S. has aerial strike capabilities against the site, even though that would be difficult,” he said.

According to assessments in Israel in recent months, ‘Operation Roaring Lion/Epic Fury” that began on Feb. 28 massively degraded Iranian missile production industries, striking nearly every significant site involved in the missile production chain. (Read More)