The U.S. President escalated threats toward Iran after it rejected a ceasefire proposal: “If there’s no deal, they won’t have any bridges or power stations left."

<p>The Air Force, guided by intelligence from Military Intelligence (AMAN), earlier today struck infrastructure at Iran's largest petrochemical complex, responsible for producing and exporting chemical materials to armed forces loyal to the regime, including the Atomic Energy Organization and the Revolutionary Guards, in the Isaluyeh area in southern Iran.</p>

The Home Front Command announced a change in warning times in dozens of communities, which will allow residents more time to reach a protected space.

Brig. Gen. Effie Defrin: “Disarming Hezbollah is a top priority-both militarily and politically. We will not give up on this."

Four active-duty soldiers were recently arrested on suspicion of espionage on behalf of Iran. A gag order has been imposed on all further details of the investigation.

Sirens in Misgav Am, northern Israel, following launches from Lebanon

Sirens sounded in Western Galilee, Rosh Hanikra

The Prime Minister made it clear that the campaign against Iran has moved to a phase of destroying national infrastructure and systematically eliminating senior regime officials.