At over 2,350 km (~1460 miles), the strikes in Yemen were the longest flight by IAF jets since the war began. More than ten fighter jets participated in the strike, dropping over 30 munitions on 15 targets. In addition, the jets refueled mid-air several times during the operation.

FBI Director Kash Patel said the agency is closely monitoring reports of a shooting involving Kirk, adding: "Our thoughts are with Charlie, his loved ones, and everyone affected."

Israeli operation in Qatar marks shift in strategy; Telegraph notes Netanyahu’s open acknowledgment and Trump’s support signal new era of deterrence.

Israel Defense Forces have successfully targeted leaders of terrorist groups--and never more so than these past two years when Israel eliminated the entire leaderships of Hezbollah and Hamas and most recently the Houthis. Good work! Opinion.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu commented on the strikes in Yemen: “A few days ago, we eliminated most members of the Houthi terror government. In response, the Houthis fired at Ramon Airport two days ago. This did not weaken our hand — today we struck them again from the air, hitting their terror facilities, their terror bases filled with many terrorists, as well as other sites. We will continue to strike. Whoever strikes us, whoever attacks us — we will reach them.”

IDF Chief of Staff LTG Eyal Zamir held a commanders’ discussion and briefing ahead of Operation ‘Gideon’s Chariots II’ and approved plans for the continuation of operations.

<p>Today (Wednesday), the Chief of the General Staff, LTG Eyal Zamir, oversaw the IDF strike in Yemen from the Central Command Head Quarters at the “Kirya” military base, along with the Head of the Operations Division, BG Yisrael Shome</p>

Israeli President meets British PM at 10 Downing St., says recognizing a Palestinian state would no advance peace, help Palestinians, or help bring the hostages home.