Trump Gave Iran 48 Hours. Then He Gave Them Five More Days.
Trump threatened to obliterate Iran's power grid by Monday night — then announced a five-day pause after 'productive conversations,' the first blink of the war.
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Bureau: Jerusalem
Trump threatened to obliterate Iran's power grid by Monday night — then announced a five-day pause after 'productive conversations,' the first blink of the war.
Roughly 175 wounded in Saturday's Arad-Dimona strikes including a 12-year-old — and the IDF confirmed Arrow 3 was never fired, raising questions about stockpile depletion.
Thousands displaced by Israeli strikes shelter in tents on Beirut's corniche while luxury high-rises and nightclubs operate steps away.
Defense Minister Katz ordered destruction of all Litani River bridges as IDF chief said fighting has 'only just begun.'
Week four: 1,398 Iranian civilians dead, 1,029 Lebanese dead, 15 Israeli dead, 13 US service members killed, 140 US wounded — these are the numbers the war has produced.
Brigadier General Zolfaghari explicitly threatened Gulf desalination plants — the sole water source for millions — if the US strikes Iranian power infrastructure.