1. How bunker buster bombs work and how they could destroy Iran’s Fordow nuclear site
The article discusses the ongoing battle between Israel and Iran regarding Iran’s nuclear capabilities, particularly focusing on the Fordow nuclear facility near Tehran. Military analysts believe that the U.S.’s 30,000-pound bunker buster, the GBU-57 A/B Massive Ordinance Penetrator (MOP), is necessary to eliminate the Fordow site due to its depth underground. The article highlights the technical aspects of bunker busters and the challenges of targeting deeply buried facilities like Fordow. The U.S. is seen as the only country capable of carrying out a successful strike on Fordow, with discussions on potential strategies involving the use of stealth bombers and multiple MOPs. Israel’s potential tactics, including using F-15s and F-35s to deliver bunker busters, are also mentioned as alternative approaches to targeting Fordow. The article underscores the significance of Fordow in preventing a nuclear Iran and the differing goals of the U.S. and Israel in potentially striking the facility.
2. Jewish Matchmaking’ star living in Israel has hope amid conflicts with Hamas, Iran
Cindy Seni, known from “Jewish Matchmaking,” is no longer single but remains in touch with matchmaker Aleeza Ben Shalom and resides in Israel. She has experienced significant events firsthand, such as serving in the IDF during COVID and living in Jerusalem during Operation Rising Lion. Seni describes the current situation in Israel as anxiety-inducing due to the ongoing conflict with Iran, with civilians being directed to seek shelter for extended periods. Despite the stress, Seni admires the resilience of the Israeli people, including her husband Eldad Cohen, who has had a profound impact on her. Seni uses her Instagram account, “Israel with Cindy,” to spread joy and combat antisemitism, aiming to humanize Israelis and Jews in a polarized world. Amid the conflict, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu’s office reported casualties and evacuations, but Seni maintains faith in Israeli security forces and divine protection.
3. After Trump’s departure, G7 leaders fail to reach agreements on key issues
The G7 summit in Canada, attended by world leaders including President Trump, did not result in major agreements on issues like the Russia-Ukraine war and the Israel-Iran conflict. The G7 issued a statement recognizing Israel’s right to self-defense and condemning Iran as a source of regional instability and terror. The leaders called for a resolution of the Iranian crisis leading to de-escalation in the Middle East. President Trump left the summit early due to ongoing events in the Middle East, including signing a trade deal with the UK. Ukrainian President Zelenskyy met with world figures at the summit, urging Trump to use his influence to end the war in Ukraine and calling for G7 support.
4. UN commission accuses Israel of ‘extermination’ in controversial report
The United Nations report accuses Israel of committing crimes against humanity and impeding religious freedoms, particularly in the Occupied Palestinian Territory. The report highlights violations of international human rights and humanitarian law, focusing on attacks against educational and religious sites. The COI offers recommendations for Israel, Palestinian authorities, and all U.N. member states, sparking controversy and concerns from the U.S. mission and legal experts. The report criticizes Israel for restricting religious freedoms, including control over holy sites in Jerusalem, while also addressing issues with Hamas and the UNRWA. The COI calls for Israel to cease using educational facilities for military purposes and provide remedies for human rights violations.
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