Several cargo planes carrying armaments and military equipment for the IDF landed in Israel today, the Defense Ministry says. The ministry says the delivery is “part of efforts to strengthen operational continuity and support all the IDF’s needs, both for achieving the goals of the war and for improving readiness and stockpiles.” Since the start of Israel’s operation against Iran, 14 cargo planes with equipment for the IDF have landed in Israel, the ministry says, joining 800 others that have arrived since the beginning of the war. The vast majority of the planes have come from the US.

New satellite image shows Iran’s Arak heavy water reactor after this morning’s Israeli airstrike.

A newly formed group of vaccine advisors, appointed by Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., is set to evaluate several immunization policies in an upcoming session, including a vote on flu vaccines that use thimerosal, a mercury-based preservative. They will also consider guidance related to the measles vaccine.
The panel, which provides recommendations to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, will meet on June 25 and 26. According to a preliminary schedule published on the CDC’s website, members will also vote on eligibility guidelines for receiving vaccines targeting respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) and influenza.

In a dramatic shift amid the ongoing conflict with Iran, a new Channel 13 News poll released on Wednesday showed Likud reclaiming its spot as the most popular party in Israel.
The poll indicated that if elections were held today, Likud would capture 27 Knesset seats. A hypothetical party led by Naftali Bennett would come in second with 24 seats. Yisrael Beytenu and the Democrats were both projected to receive 11 seats each, followed by Shas with 10, Yesh Atid, National Unity, and United Torah Judaism each with 7, Otzma Yehudit and Hadash-Ta’al with 6 apiece, and Ra’am bringing up the rear with 4 seats.
In this particular survey, the Religious Zionist Party did not meet the minimum electoral threshold required to enter the Knesset.

Iran has released video showing ballistic missiles launching to attack Israel in its most recent series of strikes.

Maj. Gen. Shlomi Binder, Chief of the Military Intelligence Directorate, stated that the IDF must “hunt down” Iran’s military commanders “wherever they flee,” citing the recent elimination of Iran’s top commander, Maj. Gen. Ali Shadmani, and the strike on the Khatam al-Anbiya chief of staff near Tehran, emphasizing that their efforts have made Iran’s distant military feel like a close, manageable target.

The IDF confirms it eliminated a Hezbollah operative attempting to rebuild the group’s terror infrastructure in the area of Houla, in southern Lebanon. A total of four Hezbollah operatives have been killed by the Israeli Air Force in the past 24 hours.

DRAMATIC RESCUE: This morning in Ramat Gan, after an Iranian missile struck a residential building, United Hatzalah volunteers scanned the site and discovered a woman trapped beneath the rubble. She was rescued, received initial treatment on scene, and was then transported to the hospital.

Israel on Monday eliminated Major General Ali Shademani, the Iranian regime’s War-Time Chief of Staff and the most senior military commander after the Supreme Leader himself. The assassination marked the second decapitation strike on Iran’s top brass in less than a week. Shademani was killed Monday night in a covert Israel Air Force strike on a heavily guarded compound nestled in the mountains outside Tehran. The secluded location had been chosen by dozens of senior Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) officers after they fled their main command center in the capital—wrongly believing they’d escaped Israel’s reach. Instead, Israeli intelligence tracked their every move. The IAF waited until the IRGC leadership was assembled at the so-called “safe house.” Then came the strike.