<p>Israeli Minister of Foreign Affairs Gideon Sa'ar spoke on Sunday with UK Foreign Secretary David Lammy.</p><p>During the conversation, Sa'ar told his counterpart that the US "acted as the leader of the free world" when it struck Iranian nuclear facilities. </p><p>"Western civilisation must back the US now. Now the international community must enforce a change in Iran's destabilizing behavior, promotion of terrorism and nuclear and ballistic missile programs. Israel will continue its operation in Iran according to its goals. I also updated him on the operation to bring home the bodies of three of our hostages and stressed our commitment to releasing all of our hostages," he stated.</p>

<p>A short while ago, approximately 20 IAF fighter jets conducted intelligence-based strikes using over 30 munitions on military targets in Iran.</p><p>As part of the strikes, the IAF struck storage and missile launching infrastructure sites intended to harm the State of Israel, as well as satellites and military radar sites used for creating an aerial intelligence assessment in Kermanshah and Hamedan in western Iran.</p><p>In addition, a surface-to-air missile launcher was struck in the area of Tehran.</p><p>"The IDF continues its efforts to degrade the military capabilities of the Iranian regime and achieve aerial superiority over Iranian airspace in order to protect the State of Israel," said the IDF Spokesperson's Unit.</p>

War Cabinet to convene at 8:00 p.m. to discuss US strike on Iran

Against the backdrop of the war with Iran, the World Mizrachi Organization hosted a special live online event today featuring a joint prayer for the success of the Israeli forces.

The path forward is neither naive appeasement nor reckless regime change. It is strategic democratic pressure combined with calculated covert support.

Israeli Ambassador to the UN praises US strikes on Iranian nuclear sites, says that the entire world should thank President Trump for "protecting the free world with strength and moral clarity."

<p>The Home Front Command has authorized the operation of outgoing flights from Ben Gurion International Airport beginning tomorrow (Monday) with a limit of 1,500 allowed in the airport at a time.</p>

Commander of Central Command Avi Bluth and Samaria governor Yossi Dagan met today for a situational assessment on the war in Judea and Samaria.