Khaberni - Israeli Channel 12 reports that the second week of operations will focus on what is known as "centers of gravity," including defense industries, the air force, and weapons production centers in Iran. The political leadership in Israel has begun discussing potential scenarios for exiting the war if the military operation does not achieve its goals, chiefly overthrowing the Iranian regime, according to a report by Channel "12" broadcast today, Sunday.
The report stated that Israel's conditions for any withdrawal from the war include destroying the Iranian missile system and military industries, in addition to eliminating the country's nuclear program.
It indicated that Iran might intensify its missile and drone strikes in the coming days, as it still possesses hundreds of ballistic missiles. The report considered the next week to be "decisive" in the course of operations, emphasizing that the Hebrew state may need several more weeks to complete its tasks, or else "the Iranian regime will be able to recover quickly."
The channel explained that the second week of operations will focus on what is called "centers of gravity," including defense industries, air forces, and weapons production facilities in Iran.
It added that the Israeli military estimates around 7,000 Iranian soldiers have been killed since the start of the war on February 28, following joint American-Israeli raids that targeted senior officials, including Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
Since then, Iran has expanded the scope of the war to include American interests in the Gulf countries, Iraq, and Jordan, prompting these countries to condemn the attacks and consider them "an assault on their sovereignty."
Although the Hebrew media reported today that the Emirates entered the war by targeting a water desalination facility in Iran, a senior Emirati official, in a statement to the "Jerusalem Post," denied any involvement of his country in the raid, emphasizing that Abu Dhabi would not target civilian facilities, and that any potential military action would be limited to military targets only.
What about the military operation in Lebanon? In Lebanon, the "Haaretz" newspaper reported that the duration of the Israeli operations has not yet been determined, while the "i24" channel reported that Israel targeted more than 600 sites and killed around 200 militants during the past week.
Israeli Channel 15 reported that the Israeli military recently noticed a change in Hezbollah’s tactics in launching rockets and drones, focusing on hitting population centers in the north, in an attempt to force the population to evacuate in response to evacuations in the suburb.
According to the Lebanese Ministry of Health, the death toll from Israeli raids on Lebanon has reached 394, including 83 children and 42 women.
