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"Iran now can produce 25 kg (of uranium) at 90% if they want to," a senior diplomat said in response to Wednesday's International Atomic Energy Agency report seen by Reuters when asked if Iran had enough material enriched to 60% for one bomb.
An Israel Hayom analysis reveals that despite promises to review its curriculum, the Palestinian Authority continues to use material that incites hatred against Jews and Israel.
Israeli sources note that the IDF will not court-martial the troops that were involved in the deadly shooting of the Al-Jazeera journalist despite the calls in the international community to do so, citing the fact that the investigation has not indicated a deliberate targeting of the journalist.
US Ambassador to Israel Tom Nides talks about the prospects of an Iranian deal, saying, “We would like a diplomatic solution” to the Iranian nuclear issue, “but only under the conditions the president laid out."
The information was made public on the eve of David Barnea’s visit to Washington to lobby the US to reject a revived nuclear deal.
Late Sunday, four Israeli troops were hurt when explosive device thrown at a Binyamin outpost. Hours earlier, seven were wounded in a shooting attack on a bus carrying new recruits near the Jordan Valley.
The Russian military is said to fear that its bases could be damaged amid a rise in apparent Israeli airstrikes.
Washington says it will not accept Tehran's latest response in negotiations over a final draft of a roadmap for parties to return to the 2015 agreement. Israeli officials believe the matter might delay the deal, but not prevent it.
Israel condemns Mohammad Ali Geraei's comments saying, "The problem is the ayatollahs' antisemitic government that presents the biggest criminal in history as a hero. Like Hitler, the ayatollahs sacrifice the Iranian people for their goals."
The missile drops are said to have hit warehouses in the airport's vicinity and caused fires.
