The report says the Mossad spent decades building intelligence files on Iranian nuclear scientists and, during the war, deployed more than 100 Iranian agents inside Iran, some armed with undisclosed “special weapons.”

Israeli officials concluded that lasting damage to Iran’s nuclear program required eliminating the senior scientists behind it, not just facilities. Intelligence services narrowed a list of 100 scientists to 12 top figures, tracking their work, movements, and homes over years.

At the war’s opening, Israel launched “Operation Narnia,” killing 11 senior scientists in the first strikes, with further assassinations continuing during the conflict.

Agents were activated near Tehran even before Israeli aircraft entered Iranian airspace.

Diplomatically, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu presented multiple attack scenarios to President Trump, ranging from Israel acting alone to full U.S. leadership.

While the U.S. publicly pursued talks with Tehran, Washington and Jerusalem coordinated intelligence and planning and leaked reports of supposed disagreements as part of a deception effort.

After Israeli strikes began, Trump offered Iran sanctions relief in exchange for shutting enrichment facilities and ending support for regional proxies; Tehran rejected the offer, after which Trump approved U.S. bombing.

Postwar assessments conclude Iran’s nuclear program was "delayed" but not destroyed.

With the backing of the United States, we activated a temporary operation alongside the Ecuadorian Air Force in Manta, as part of a long-term bilateral security strategy.

This operation will enable the identification and dismantling of drug trafficking routes, and the submission of those who believed they could take over the country.

I approved the deal after I ensured our security interests and other vital interests, and I won't list them all here.

This deal greatly strengthens Israel's position as a regional energy power, and it contributes to stability in our region.

I want to announce to the citizens of Israel, there will be more good surprises.

Happy Holidays.

Right now, the chance of Russia attacking the UK is considered by our analysts to be remote. That means less than 5%.

But that is the same chance of Liverpool winning the Premier League, according to the bookies over the weekend. So it's not zero.