Senator Tom Cotton (R-AR) praised Israel's precision strike campaign against Iran during an appearance on Fox News’ Hannity Friday night, warning Tehran that more surprises could be in store. Cotton commended Israel’s military and intelligence operations and reinforced that Iran’s threat extends beyond Israel to the United States.
After 36 hours of escalating conflict, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) announced Saturday that the Israeli Air Force (IAF) now has full operational freedom over Tehran. This comes amid Israel’s destruction of key Iranian air defense systems and ongoing strikes against Iranian ballistic missile launchers.
Comedian John Mulaney is speaking out after his wife, actress Olivia Munn, received death threats and political attacks for criticizing popular children’s YouTuber Ms. Rachel. The backlash stemmed from Munn’s remarks in a now-deleted People magazine interview where she said certain kids’ shows, including Ms. Rachel’s, were “driving [her] crazy.”
In a stunning turn of events, Iran's ruling regime is reeling from what appears to be a decisive and potentially regime-altering series of Israeli military strikes.
Argentine President Javier Milei left Israel shortly before the nation launched a major strike on Iranian nuclear and missile infrastructure Thursday night, avoiding any direct proximity to the military operation. Multiple sources confirmed his departure, putting to rest speculation about his whereabouts during Israel's “Operation Rising Lion.”
Iran launched a massive missile attack on Israel Friday night in direct retaliation for Israeli airstrikes earlier in the day that targeted key Iranian nuclear and military sites. The missile barrage triggered air raid sirens across the country, with several rockets breaching Israeli defenses and striking downtown Tel Aviv, wounding at least seven civilians.
Israel confirmed the targeted elimination of Hossein Salami, a top architect of Iran’s military operations, during a high-risk preemptive strike against nuclear and military sites across Iran.
