At the scene of the Iranian missile strike in Bat Yam, where at least seven people people were murdered, H’yd, photographer Chaim Twito documented a soot-covered Perek Tehillim found open at Perek 89, Chareidim10 reported. The perek speaks about Hashem’s promise to Klal Yisrael to protect them and strike their enemies. But then it mentions Hashem’s vow to punish Am Yisrael if they forsake the Torah, but at the same time, His promise that He will not violate His covenant with Klal Yisrael and with Dovid, whose seed and malchus will endure forever. See Perek 89 below: (Source: Chabad.org) 1A maskil of Ethan the Ezrahite.

WATCH: Hennepin County’s chief prosecutor, Mary Moriarty, said at a news conference that her office would seek first-degree murder charges against Vance Boelter, a man accused of killing a Democratic state lawmaker while posing as a police officer.

California lawmakers move to ban law enforcement from covering their faces “It undermines community safety.”

Israeli Prime Minister Bibi Netanyahu stated on Monday that taking out Iran’s Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei would put an end to the hostilities between Israel and the Islamic Republic — a stance he said he maintains even though President Trump had previously advised him against such a move.
“It’s not going to escalate the conflict, it’s going to end the conflict,” Netanyahu said in an interview with ABC News’ Jonathan Karl, describing Khamenei as “like a modern Hitler.”
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When pressed on whether Israel was planning to eliminate Khamenei, Netanyahu responded by saying the country was taking the necessary steps to defend itself, adding that both he and Trump were targets of an Iranian assassination attempt.

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HY’D: The IDF has released the name of a fallen soldier whose family has been notified: Captain (Res.) Tal Movshovitz, 28, from Reut, deputy company commander in the 7086th Engineering Battalion, Golani Brigade, fell in battle in southern Gaza.

President Donald Trump on Sunday directed federal immigration officials to prioritize deportations from Democratic-run cities, a move that comes after large protests erupted in Los Angeles and other major cities against the Trump administration’s immigration policies. Trump in a social media posting called on U.S.

While Iranian state television aired a live broadcast on Monday, a sudden explosion shook the studio, sending the anchor scrambling for safety as debris and smoke filled the room. The live feed cut out abruptly after the blast.
The explosion was the result of an Israeli airstrike that targeted the headquarters of IRIB, Iran’s official state broadcasting service, marking a significant expansion in Israel’s military offensive within Iran.
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Up until this point, Israeli military officials had stated that their operations were limited to strategic sites tied to Iran’s nuclear ambitions and missile capabilities.

Anti-air guns seen firing into the night sky over the Iranian capital of Tehran, as Israel continues to strike Iran.

WATCH: Prime Minister Netanyahu dismissed a report that said Iran has been signaling that it wants to end hostilities and resume talks about its nuclear programs.

TRUMP: “The G7 used to be the G8. Barack Obama & a person named Trudeau didn’t want to have Russia in, & I would say that was a mistake, because I think you wouldn’t have a war right now if you had Russia in.”

TRUMP ON ICE RAIDS: “I want them to focus on the cities…Biden allowed 21 million people to come into our country…”Most of those people are in the cities, all blue cities, all Democrat-run cities, & they think they’re going to use them to vote. It’s not gonna happen.”

A graphic posted by the IDF shows the location of most if not all of the strikes carried out so far against military targets in Northwestern Iran, with targets including military commanders, nuclear sites, air-defense systems, surface-to-surface missiles, and nuclear scientists working with the IRGC.

Israel has successfully taken out one-third of Iran’s ballistic missile launchers since Thursday, a move that IDF officials say has significantly diminished the threat posed by Tehran—not only to Israel, but globally, according to a report in The New York Post.
Since launching Operation Rising Lion, Israeli forces have neutralized approximately 120 missile launchers, leaving Iran with just two-thirds of its original inventory, IDF spokesman Brig. Gen. Effie Defrin said Monday. This blow to Iran’s missile capabilities marks a major shift in the region’s balance of power.

In a sweeping effort to bring home tens of thousands of Israeli citizens stranded overseas, El Al  has launched emergency repatriation flights following the closure of Israel’s airspace due to the ballistic missile threat from Iran. The operation, carried out in coordination with the Ministry of Transportation, is the first major step toward addressing the estimated 150,000 Israelis currently abroad with no commercial way to return home. El Al and its charter subsidiary, Sundor, opened a dedicated online registration portal Monday for passengers whose flights to Israel were canceled. The airline urged travelers to register online only, as phone requests would not be accepted.

El Al will begin operating a limited number of one-way flights to Tel Aviv by Thursday, to gradually bring home the tens of thousands of Israelis stranded abroad by the war against Iran, Transport Minister Miri Regev said.
Arkia said it will also operate rescue flights, as soon as Israeli security officials give the go ahead, from Athens, Larnaca, Rome, Paris and New York, including on Saturdays.
Monday’s announcements come as some 150,000 Israelis remain stranded abroad since the Jewish state closed its airspace to civilian traffic after launching a preemptive strike on Friday against Iranian nuclear and military sites.

WhatsApp said Monday that users will start seeing ads in some parts of the app, as owner Meta Platforms moves to cultivate a new revenue stream by tapping the billions of people that use the messaging service. Advertisements will be shown only in the app’s Updates tab, which is used by as many as 1.5 billion people each day. However, they won’t appear where personal chats are located, developers said. “The personal messaging experience on WhatsApp isn’t changing, and personal messages, calls and statuses are end-to-end encrypted and cannot be used to show ads,” WhatsApp said in a blog post. It’s a big change for the company, whose founders Jan Koum and Brian Acton vowed to keep the platform free of ads when they created it in 2009.

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