Iran’s Supreme Leader, Ali Khamenei, is dead. What raced through international security apparatuses as a shockwave has now been officially confirmed by Iranian state television: the ideological center of the regime has fallen.

Between biblical imagery and political reality – why the names of military operations say more than they first appear.

Residential block heavily hit – more than 20 injured, extensive rescue and recovery operations underway.

Khamenei’s body, described as riddled with shrapnel, was reportedly recovered from the rubble after his compound in Tehran was targeted.

Norway wavers, says Israeli assault was unjustified, while Spain and Russia outright condemn the operation.

IDF Chief to his troops: “Carry with you the vision of our forefathers. An entire nation stands behind you — until victory.”

A Shabbat morning, a warning – and a day and a half in the rhythm of alarms and all-clears.

The operation involved hundreds of munitions targeting roughly 500 objectives, including missile launchers and aerial defense systems.

The official estimates that Tehran missile stockpile is in “high hundreds to low thousands” and says it “hasn’t abandoned its plan to destroy Israel.”