The New York Times says the IDF operated a covert facility in the Iraqi desert, killed a shepherd who discovered it, and abandoned the site after the campaign ended.

Authorities reported damage to a transformer station outside the power plant. There were no casualties in the strike, and no damage was reported to the functioning of the power plant, which is operated by South Korea.

The US military buildup in the Middle East continues unabated, indicating a desire to preserve the military option against Iran. It is entirely possible that the volatility in Trump's posts is misleading. 

It is unpleasant to admit, but Israel has no military ace left to play against Hezbollah. In the current reality, it would be better to move ahead diplomatically. A single photograph of Netanyahu, Aoun and Trump on the White House lawn would deal Iran a diplomatic and public-image blow and strengthen Israel's standing. This is an opportunity that should be seized.

A new index is trying to predict the question on everyone’s mind. It is based on a single assumption: When disaster is looming, the first to flee are well-connected billionaires