Official Israel Vs. Iran 2025 thread: Updates on first post! UN meeting ended. AIPAC funded politicians activate. US Weekend bombing rumor.

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**Also them hooknose DEVILS in lsrael and America**
Black ppl are like monkeys -
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So they appropriate and b*stardized a "monkeys" relgion huh..
White people are funny :mjlol:


p*ssy Trump trying to milk all the attention and shine from this all he can :mjlol:
 

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1 hr 7 min ago

First responders search for wounded after Iranian missile struck near Israel’s Beer Sheeva tech park

From CNN's Eugenia Yosef and Angus Watson
First responders are searching buildings for people wounded after an Iranian missile struck close to a tech park in the Israeli city of Beer Sheeva, according to Israel’s emergency services agency Magen David Adom (MDA).


No casualties have been confirmed and there have been no reports of injuries so far.


Pictures provided by MDA show extensive damage to the front of a building, as well as burning cars sending pyres of thick black smoke into the air.


“We arrived quickly at the scene with large forces – intensive care units, ambulances, and motorcycles – and saw thick smoke, cars on fire, and visible destruction in one of the buildings, along with damage to additional apartments,” MDA paramedic Dvir Ben Ze’ev said.

The MDA said it has set up triage points for workers and residents of the buildings at the tech park.


“At the same time, together with Home Front Command, the fire department, and the police, we are conducting searches in the damaged building and in the affected apartments to ensure there are no injured people left inside.”
 

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24m ago
(05:20 GMT)

Israeli military ‘named and shamed’ for second year on UN report into child violations​

Reporting from UN Headquarters, New York City, US
This is the 24th year that the United Nations has released this report on grave violations against children.

The report, released annually, looks at the number of children globally who have been killed, maimed or recruited into armed conflict, among other things.
The report only documents cases that the UN has been able to independently verify.

Now, despite ample evidence that Israel should have been included on this list for many years, it wasn’t – as the UN bowed to Israeli pressure not to be named in the report.

But that all changed last year when Israel was included for the first time. And now this year, marking two years in a row that Israel is named and shamed.

In the annexe of the report looking at 2024, it says Israeli forces remained on the list because they fulfilled the criteria of a “party that kills and maims children” and “a party that engages in attacks on schools and/or hospitals”.

Globally, the UN was able to verify 41,370 grave violations against children in 2024.

Roughly 20 percent of the total – more than 8,000 – were committed by Israel in the occupied Palestinian territory.

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A Palestinian boy stands by a closed shop as Israeli soldiers stand guard while escorting Israeli settlers on a tour of the old market in the city of Hebron in the occupied West Bank on December 28, 2024 [Hazem Bader/AFP]
 

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1h ago
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Rubio’s meeting with UK counterpart Lammy described as ‘crisis talks’​

Reporting from Washington, DC, United States

We got readouts from both sides saying that they both agree – Britain and the United States – that Iran should not have a nuclear weapon. Western countries are aligned in that goal.

But more forceful from the British side in their description of those talks, emphasising that the need for a diplomatic solution is dire in order to avoid further escalation.

Lammy said there is a window of time – he’s taking those two weeks seriously, that this is the time to get that diplomatic solution in place.
 

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https://www.cnn.com/world/live-news/israel-iran-conflict-06-20-25-intl-hnk#cmc4bfy6900363b6ml37ima8t

2 min ago

Israeli military says it struck dozens of targets in Iran overnight

From CNN’s Eugenia Yosef and Angus Watson
Israel’s military said Friday it struck dozens of military targets in Iran overnight, including missile production sites and a nuclear research facility in the capital Tehran.

“Several missile manufacturing industrial sites in the Tehran area of Iran were attacked,” the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) said, adding that it had hit production sites for missile components and rocket engines.
“These sites were built over years and were the industrial center of gravity of the Iranian Ministry of Defense,” it claimed.



More than 60 Air Force fighter jets were involved in the attack, the IDF said.

Among the targets struck was the headquarters of Iran’s SPND program, a defense research and development agency that the US says is the direct successor to Iran’s pre-2004 nuclear program, according to the IDF.

The Israeli military also said last week that it targeted the facility.

More context: The US State Department imposed sanctions on scientists and an entity associated with SPND in May, over concerns their work could “pose a risk of materially contributing to the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction,” it said at the time.
 

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26s ago
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Photos: Aftermath of Iran’s missile strike on southern Israel’s Beersheba​


Israeli soldiers take selfies at an impact site following Iran's missile strike on Israel, in Be'er Sheva, Israel, June 20, 2025. REUTERS/Amir Cohen


Israeli soldiers at the site of the Iranian missile strike in Beersheba city, Israel, on June 20, 2025 [Amir Cohen/Reuters]
Israeli soldiers take selfies at an impact site following Iran's missile strike on Israel, in Be'er Sheva, Israel, June 20, 2025. REUTERS/Amir Cohen


A view of burned cars and a damaged building [Amir Cohen/Reuters]
Israeli soldiers take selfies at an impact site following Iran's missile strike on Israel, in Be'er Sheva, Israel, June 20, 2025. REUTERS/Amir Cohen


A crater at the missile strike site [Amir Cohen/Reuters]
 

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Bed for me. I keep forgetting it's the next DAY for them, gawd damn. :dead:
fukking news starts to pick up again and it's almost 2am EST :dead:
 

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Meeting with Trump leaves Pakistan treading difficult line

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Azadeh Moshiri
BBC News Pakistan correspondent

Pakistan's Army Chief General Asim Munir in army dress praying at a monument to honor soldiers who lost their lives in line of duty
Image source, EPA-EFE/Shutterstock
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Asim Munir met with Donald Trump on Wednesday
Pakistan is treading a difficult line.
The meeting on Wednesday between Field Marshal Asim Munir, the most powerful figure in Pakistan today, and US President Donald Trump, was meant to be framed as somewhat of a victory lap.
One clear outcome of the recent conflict with India is a public rapprochement between the United States and Pakistan. Under the Biden administration, Islamabad couldn’t even get a phone call from the US president.
But the timing of the visit to the White House happened as Trump mulls entering a battle with Iran that Pakistan has condemned from the start, and supporting a state, Israel, whose actions Pakistan has called “barbaric”. The country is also in the midst of an evacuation operation that has repatriated nearly 3,000 Pakistani nationals from Iran. Pakistan shares a border with Iran.
In the end, the two-hour meeting was off-camera.
Pakistan’s statement mentioned that Iran was discussed, but what exactly the two leaders said is anyone’s guess. So, there were some uncomfortable questions in the foreign ministry briefing today.
Perhaps the most brazen had nothing to do with Iran at all.
Was there a civilian Pakistani politician in the room, followed by “are we a democratic country”?
Amid some laughter, the spokesperson, smiling, insisted Pakistan is “unambiguously” democratic, and referred the foreign press corps to the military for any other details on the Field Marshal’s meeting.



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Now I'm done
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