Lior Ben Ari

A loud explosion was reported in central Tehran in Iran.

Itamar Eichner

President Yitzhak Herzog visited the Weizmann Institute of Science in Rehovot, which was directly hit by an Iranian missile on Tuesday."It is important for me to say that I am here, after the attack on the Weizmann Institute and after touring the places that were hit by Iranian missiles - everyone is returning to work, without fear, without apprehension," said the president."We continue to research, develop, and promote Israeli science, and we do not forget for a moment our abductees in Gaza, whom we want to see back home as soon as possible." He added: "The Iranians, with their criminal missiles, thought that if they hit the institute, they would slow down science. The Israeli - they are simply wrong. It is true that there is damage to the institute, and there are buildings that have been damaged, but the blows of the workers and the hammers, and the noise indicate that everything is being repaired and that full activity is returning. From here, the Weizmann Institute - a Torah will come forth, a great Torah, of progress, of peace, of good news for humanity. This is the main answer we have to our enemies there in Tehran."

Damage from the fall at the Weizmann Institute, Rehovot (Photo: Meir Turgeman)

Raanan Ben Tzur

It was permitted to publish that Yaakov and Desi Bello were killed when an Iranian missile hit a building in Petah Tikva yesterday. In addition to the two, two other people were killed in the fatal attack.

Yaakov and Desi Blue (Photo: from Facebook)

Yoav Zeiton, Lior Ben Ari

Residents in Iran reported that they were unable to withdraw money from ATMs in the country. At the same time, the"Iran International" network reported a widespread cyberattack against the largest bank in Iran, carried out by the hacker group"Predatory Sparrow". The pro-Israeli group, which has previously claimed responsibility for numerous actions against Iranian security forces and against oil and steel plants, said it carried out a cyberattack that destroyed all data in the Iranian"Safa" bank - which is linked to the Revolutionary Guards.

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The ATMs of the largest bank in Iran are not working

Yoav Zeiton

Head of the Intelligence Directorate, Major General Shlomi Binder, visited the Intelligence Directorate bases, and praised the division's soldiers for"the intelligence that broke through the path to Tehran, and made it possible to hit the Iranian General Staff." In a conversation with them, Binder told them:"You will soon break through in other areas as well. You have proven that you know how to break through borders and reach any destination. Always remember that we are not fighting in just one arena. We are fighting Iran, but we have our eyes open for our hostages in Gaza, and for the various threats to the fighters on the front lines and the civilians in the home front." (Photo: IDF Spokesperson) (Photo: IDF Spokesperson) Ra'anan Ben-Zur A hole about four meters deep opened up at the scene of the Iranian missile's fall in the Herzliya bus parking lot. One bus caught fire, and about 14 others were injured by the blast.

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Yoav Zeiton, Lior Ben Ari
The IDF attacked dozens of missile launchers and storage sites at the same time as it killed the Iranian army commander - and, according to estimates, managed to disrupt at least some of the launches planned towards Israel. The"Sabrin" network revealed footage of Rafael's Gil missile launchers on Iranian soil, a local newspaper called for a ceasefire"as soon as possible".

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Documentation of Gil missiles on Iranian soil

Yoav Zeiton

The IDF spokesman updated that in the attack last night that was aimed at its headquarters In Tehran, the new Iranian Chief of Staff, Ali Shadmani, was killed."Following accurate intelligence received by the Intelligence Branch and an opportunity that arose during the night, Air Force fighter jets attacked a manned headquarters in the heart of Tehran and killed Ali Shadmani, the Chief of Staff of the War, the most senior military commander and the man closest to Iranian leader Ali Khamenei," the IDF Spokesperson's Office reported.

It was also reported that Shadmani served as the Chief of Staff of the War and Commander of the Emergency Command of the Armed Forces. In addition, he commanded the Revolutionary Guards and the Iranian army.

Raanan Ben Tzur, Or Hadar

Initial reports of a direct hit in Herzliya and an additional hit in open terrain in the Dan Bloc area. MDA teams went out to scan the areas where the hits were reported. At this stage, no casualties were reported.

Documentation of the hit in Herzliya

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Right: Before the attack. Left: After(Photo: AFP PHOTO / © 2025 PLANET LABS PBC)

Yovav Zeiton

Deputy Commander of Battalion 136 in the Air Defense System, Major A., referred to the efforts to intercept ballistic missiles from Iran, and said:"For over two years now I have not left the position - not even for a second. Each interception is a lifetime. Sometimes when I detect a launch on a screen, I don't just see a dot - I think of a child covering himself with a blanket, of a family running to the air defense system, of a mother Which is calming."

Deputy Commander of Battalion 136, Major A., alongside the Arrow system (IDF spokesman)

He added:"We are here - regulars, reservists - from anywhere, from any age, but with the same mission. We work without closing an eye, eyes on the sky, hands on the system. This is not a defense that eliminates the threat, this is a defense that aims to reduce vulnerability, and protect as many people as possible. It is what allows the IDF to attack, to keep the threat away and change the equation. We did not come here by chance. Everyone here knows exactly why they are here, to protect the home. Mine, yours, all of ours."

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French President Emmanuel Macron, who participated with US President Donald Trump at the G7 summit in Canada, said that Trump had submitted a proposal for a ceasefire between Israel and Iran."There is a proposal that has been made, especially around achieving a ceasefire and opening broader talks," Macron told reporters at the summit being held in the Canadian Rockies, in the province of Alberta - a summit from which Trump will leave earlier than expected, for discussions at the White House regarding the Israeli-Iranian conflict.
"If the US can achieve a ceasefire, it is a very good thing and France will support it and hope for it," the French president added. Macron stressed that it is"absolutely essential" that both sides - Israel and Iran - refrain from harming energy facilities, government centers and cultural sites,"and even more so from harming the civilian population." According to him,"nothing can justify this."

Trump with the leaders of Britain, Canada and France, tonight at the G7 summit (Photo: Suzanne Plunkett / POOL / AFP)

Yoav Zeiton
It has been authorized to publish that Sergeant Neve Leshem, 20 years old from Manukak and a fighter in the 12th Battalion of the Golani Brigade, fell in battle in the southern Gaza Strip. He was apparently killed following the explosion of an explosive device that Hamas terrorists attached to the Nimr armored personnel carrier in which Neve and his comrades were operating. A combat officer and three fighters from the 12th Battalion were seriously injured in the incident. For the full story.

Sergeant Neve Leshem, late (Photo: IDF Spokesperson)

Yoav Zeiton
In what appears to be a new attrition tactic by Iran, the alarms throughout the north a short time ago were due to a single ballistic missile - intercepted.
The two previous volleys last night, which caused alarms throughout the center, were also much smaller than the volleys on previous nights - with Only a few missiles, most of which were intercepted or fell in open areas. In all the launches tonight, no casualties or casualties were reported, except for those who suffered minor injuries while running to the protected area.

Interception of the missile from Iran, in documentation taken from Hebron (Photo: REUTERS/Mussa Qawasma)

Alarms are now being activated in many areas in the north, from the Upper Galilee to Pardes Hanna-Karkur. Once again, there was no advance warning to residents following the firing from Iran, for the fourth time in recent hours.

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Alarms were activated in large areas in the center - in many of them without advance warning - following the detection of a barrage of missiles launched from Iran.

The alarms in the center (Photo: Beret)

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US President Donald Trump continues to tweet on his social network Truth Social, emphasizing again and again that Iran must not be allowed to obtain nuclear weapons - with the hope in Israel that he will order the US military to join the attack on Iran's nuclear facilities.
In his latest tweets, Trump responded to criticism of him from separatist Republicans from the MAGA movement of his supporters, who oppose American involvement in wars around the world and remind him that he promised during the election campaign to end wars and not involve the United States in new ones. In response to criticism of him from former Fox News anchor Tucker Carlson, he now wrote, while attaching a mocking nickname to him:"Someone needs to explain to Cookie Tucker Carlson (i.e. 'Crazy Carlson' - Ynet) that Iran is not allowed to obtain nuclear weapons!".

Trump's tweet against Tucker Carlson Earlier tonight, Trump once again took aim at Carlson, and when asked about his statement that the president is a"partner in war," he responded by alluding to Carlson's previous firing from Fox. News
:"I don't know what Tucker Carlson is saying - let him get himself a TV channel and say it on there so people will listen."

In another tweet tonight, Trump wrote that the term"America First," one of his prominent campaign slogans,"means a lot of great things, including the fact that Iran cannot get a nuclear weapon. Make America Great Again!!!"Continue readingynet
Minutes after Trump's unusual tweet, in which he called on the residents of Tehran to immediately evacuate the city, an American official claimed in a conversation with CNN that this tweet reflects the"urgency" in Iran's need to come to the negotiating table.

The official noted that during his participation in the G7 summit in Canada, Trump received regular updates on the developments in the conflict between Israel and Iran from his Secretary of State Marco Rubio and other officials. CNN noted that earlier last night, a team from the network noticed Trump's deputy, J.D. Vance, at a White House meeting with Chief of Staff Dan Kaine and other senior administration officials.

At the same time, the White House shared Trump's tweet - with an emphasis on the call to evacuate Tehran:

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In parallel with President Trump's unusual tweet, in which he called on all residents of Tehran to evacuate the Iranian capital"immediately", a US official told Reuters that Trump refused to sign a draft joint statement by the leaders of the G7 countries who gathered last night in Canada.

The statement included a call for de-escalation in the conflict between Israel and Iran. It also included an explicit demand to prevent Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons, while noting that Israel has the right to defend itself.

Tonight, Defense Secretary Pete Hesseth also announced the reinforcement of US forces in the Middle East, claiming that the purpose of the move is to help protect US forces already stationed there.


Trump tonight, at the G7 summit in Canada (Photo: REUTERS/Suzanne Plunkett/Pool)

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US President Donald Trump issued a particularly unusual warning in a tweet on the Truth Social network he owns, calling for"everyone to evacuate Tehran immediately."
Trump wrote in the post, which he later"pinned" to the top of his page on the social network: "Iran should have signed the 'deal' I told them to sign. Such a shame, and a waste of human life. Quite simply, Iran cannot obtain a nuclear weapon. I've said it over and over again! Everyone should evacuate Tehran immediately!".
Tehran is a huge city with about 10 million residents, and in recent days, in the shadow of the panic in Iran following the war with Israel, many residents have been recorded fleeing it.

Trump's unusual nighttime tweet

Yoav Zeiton
The barrage from Iran included only a few missiles, most of which were intercepted or fell in open areas.

Sleeping in a shelter in Tel Aviv during the alarm tonight (Photo: AP Photo/Baz Ratner)

(Photo: AP Photo/Baz Ratner)

(Photo: AP Photo/Baz Ratner)

(Photo: AP Photo/Baz Ratner)