A senior regional political source told Israel Hayom that Iran’s regime is unlikely to change and that the US has given Israel only a week to conclude the campaign. The source said regime change would require a ground invasion or renewed protests in Iran, which is not expected in the near term.
At their meeting a month ago, Netanyahu compared Israel and the US to the honey badger and the ancient tiger — and on the battlefield, that's exactly how they operate: one small, feral, and tough; the other powerful, with no arms economy.
Iran's new supreme leader vows retaliation for "martyrs' blood," threatens neighbors hosting US bases, and warns of new fronts – as questions mount over his whereabouts since the war began.
Large police forces surrounded the Jewish community building near Detroit after an armed individual forced his way onto the premises. Local police said no one was injured apart from the gunman, who was killed in an exchange of fire, and his vehicle caught fire.
The president approved the ground incursion as early as last week and also authorized expanding it if necessary. Israeli officials threatened to seize Lebanese territory in response to heavy Hezbollah rocket barrages.
