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Danny Danon describes a historic level of US-Israel coordination, sharply criticizes Europe's shielding of Iran at the Security Council, and eyes an expansion of the Abraham Accords.
Brig. Gen. S., commander of Tel Nof Airbase, landed an hour and a half before this interview after carrying out a strike in Iran. In an exclusive interview with Israel Hayom, he describes what goes through a pilot’s mind on the way there and back, why he joins missions himself despite his rank, and how this war differs from anything that came before it. “We’re not doing this for fun. We’re doing it so we won’t have to go back a third time.”
The US refused to halt the fighting while Tehran formulates its response to the American proposal. Iran asked for a delay of several days and a temporary pause, but Washington insisted on keeping up military pressure. President Donald Trump granted a limited extension within the framework of the ultimatum, while contacts continue without a ceasefire.
Against the backdrop of the war in Iran and US involvement, retired Lt. Gen. Mark Schwartz rules out a coup from within, dismisses a ground invasion, and outlines the next threat in the regional arena.
Combat medics serving under Northern Command who treated soldiers wounded in Syria and Lebanon were found to lack sufficient immunity – testimony reveals the failure was systematic, went undetected, and may still be continuing.
Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi denies executions, but information obtained by Israel Hayom indicates online trials were held over the past two weeks, with families of some 3,000 protesters reportedly forced to pay ransom to retrieve their loved ones bodies.
The meeting marks a diplomatic effort to address rising anti-Israel rhetoric in Saudi Arabia as regional tensions persist.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has instructed authorities to invoke, for the first time, a clause allowing for the revocation of citizenship against Israelis convicted of espionage for Iran during the war. In a closed-door discussion, Netanyahu said he views acts of espionage against Israel with utmost severity, calling them “a fundamental breach of trust.”
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi attacked an Israel Hayom report alleging Iranian deception, accusing Israel Hayom of trying to influence President Donald Trump ahead of his meeting with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
Tehran promised to halt executions but secretly continued killing protesters while misleading Washington about willingness to negotiate on missiles and terror proxies, sources reveal.
