Israel Says US Bombers Used Its Bases to Strike Iran
- On Tuesday, Defense Minister Israel Katz confirmed US Air Force fighter jets and bombers launched from Israeli air bases to conduct strikes against Iran in recent weeks.
- Katz warned that "if Israel is fired upon, we will attack with all our might," emphasizing Israel remains prepared to strike Iran. "We know how to manage things, and we are prepared," he added.
- Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will discuss Iran with President Donald Trump in Washington, where Katz noted the "US has interests in Iran that exceed those of Israel."
- Trump understands Israel will not withdraw from buffer zones in Lebanon, Gaza, and Syria, Katz stated; settlement discussions hinge on Hamas complying with the ceasefire agreement.
- Sources indicate Iran-backed Shi'ite militias in Iraq likely launched recent drone attacks, while Katz told Channel 14 that "the Muslim Brotherhood axis could be very dangerous.
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Israel says U.S. bombers used its bases to strike Iran
The fact is that, at the moment — and this could change within an hour -- the Iranians are firing at everything in the region except one country: the State of Israel, said Israeli Defence Minister Israel Katz
Israel's Defense Minister revealed that the United States prevented Israel from attacking Iran's energy infrastructure, fearing it would trigger a global economic and energy crisis.
Israeli Defense Minister revealed that the American bombings in Iran left Israeli territory. Netanyahu is in Washington with Trump to discuss the war.
Did US bombers use Israeli bases to strike Iran? Israel Katz drops a bombshell claim
Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz stated US warplanes used Israeli bases for strikes. He warned Israel would respond with full force if attacked. Hostilities between the United States and Iran remain paused after recent airstrikes. Israel has not directly participated in the current conflict phase. The situation remains tense as both nations observe a pause in attacks.
Since the suspension of the U.S. attacks, Tehran has ceased to claim any attacks against its neighbors in the region.
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