Israeli Air Force Pilot Reflects on Operation Roaring Lion in Walla Interview

Terry Glavin: Only cowards object to Iran war on 'international law' grounds

It's perfectly respectable to demand that the United States and Israel abide by the laws of war in the prosecution of the Americans’ ongoing Operation Epic Fury and the joint U.S.-Israeli Operation Roaring Lion, aimed at crippling and disarming the Khomeinist regime in Iran, if that is indeed the point of all this.

Israeli Air Force pilot reflects on Operation Roaring Lion in Walla interview

"Everyone is fighting for the spot, for the seat in the cockpit," said the officer. "They want to fly more... they are eager because there's a sense of pride in being part of this historic effort."

Ilan Preskovsky: Examining operation roaring Lion

Key topics:US and Israel justify attacks on Iran over decades of terror and oppressionMoral, strategic, and legal questions surround regime change and interventionUncertainty remains over Iran’s future and the consequences of military actionSign up for your early morning brew of the BizNews Insider to keep you up to speed with the content that matters. The newsletter will land in your inbox every morning on weekdays. Register here.Support South …

Roaring Lion vs. Rising Lion – twice as many bombs in half the time

This compressed timeline was made possible by a massive surge in sorties, reaching 700 within the first day compared with the 1,500 sorties flown over the entirety of the June campaign. By Hezy Laing The Israeli Air Force (IAF) has dramatically redefined the parameters of aerial warfare through the staggering intensity of Operation Roaring Lion, which launched in late February 2026. When contrasted with Operation Rising Lion, the 12-day campaign…