Netanyahu: Iran has no ability to enrich uranium or produce ballistic missiles. We are crushing them completely.

Netanyahu: The shifts in the Revolutionary Guards have become much shorter.

It’s important. Netanyahu makes a point of saying it in the present tense (it’s not the future destruction of the capability), but it means that time is working in Israel’s favor in terms of the production ratio between interceptors and missiles.

Netanyahu: It’s too early to say whether the Iranian people will take advantage of the circumstances — we’re working for that to happen, but in the end, it will depend entirely on them.

A launch from Iran toward the north has been detected.

Netanyahu: They talked about hundreds of towers falling in Jerusalem, Tel Aviv, and Haifa — but the towers that are falling are in Beirut and Tehran. We have changed the Middle East beyond recognition.

PM: Israel has become a regional power, and some say that in several fields it is a global power. Israel today is stronger than ever, and Iran today is weaker than ever.

Netanyahu: Whoever extends a hand in peace – we will embrace it. Whoever tries to harm us – we will cut off their hand.

Netanyahu: The campaign will take as long as necessary.

Netanyahu in English: We have warned for decades that Iran would launch missiles at all the countries around it. Just imagine what would happen if they had nuclear warheads. Israel and the United States are protecting the world, not just the Middle East.

Netanyahu on the claims that Israel dragged the U.S. into war: “Does anyone think anyone can tell Trump what to do? Oh, come on.”

Netanyahu at the beginning of his remarks in English: I just want to say — I’m alive, and you are witnesses to it.

Netanyahu: I spoke with dozens of leaders who admit: the U.S. and Israel are fighting our war. They told me this in private conversations; I am saying it publicly.

Netanyahu: Israel acted alone in striking the energy facilities in Iran.

Netanyahu in Hebrew: “The war will take as long as it takes.”
Netanyahu in English: “It will end much sooner than people think.”

Soon a relatively interesting survey

News poll: Likud gains two seats, Bennett loses one, Eisenkot adds one more, and there is no change in the bloc map.

Netanyahu opens the largest gap in the past two years over Bennett in suitability for prime minister, and for the first time, Bennett is not the opposition candidate with the highest suitability ratings — but rather Eisenkot.

A large majority of the public is satisfied with Israel’s achievements in the war.

The breakdown is striking: the closer the shelter is to the bedroom, the higher the satisfaction with the war.

Launch detected from Iran toward the center.