Israeli officials said on Saturday that their operation against the Iranian regime could end within “days” as the Israeli Air Force continues to exert dominance over Iranian airspace and take out missile launchers and nuclear facilities.

A senior Israeli intelligence official told Fox News Chief Foreign Correspondent Trey Yingst, “I think we can finish it in days,” adding, “It’s a good thing that we have the U.S. by our side.” Yingst reported that Iran will likely continue its missile attacks on Israel over the “next few days.”

Israeli officials believe the conflict with Iran could be finished in days, if operations continue at this pace.

“I think we can finish it in days…It’s a good thing that we have the U.S. by our side,” a Senior Israeli Intelligence Official told me.

The next few days are…

— Trey Yingst (@TreyYingst) June 14, 2025

Cities across Israel have been hit with Iranian missile barrages after Israel launched a preemptive attack on the radical Islamic regime on Thursday, The Daily Wire previously reported. At least three people in Israel have been killed and over 150 injured so far from Iran’s retaliatory attack. Israel, meanwhile, said it has taken out numerous top Iranian military leaders, including the commander of Iran’s entire surface-to-surface missile program, which makes up the “primary offensive tools against the State of Israel.”

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Saturday that Iran was “bombing our civilian neighborhoods while we are targeting the terrorists.”

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“We’ve taken out their senior military leadership, we’ve taken out their senior technologists who are leading the race to build atomic weapons that would threaten us, but not only us,” he said, adding, “We paved the way to Tehran, and our pilots, over the skies of Tehran, will deal blows to the Ayatollah regime that they cannot even imagine. And I can tell you this, we have indications that senior leaders in Iran are packing their bags, they sense what’s coming.”

Netanyahu said that Israel had intelligence that the Iranian regime was going to hand over nuclear weapons to its terror proxies throughout the region, causing “nuclear terrorism on steroids that would threaten the entire world.”

Netanyahu: We have indications that senior leaders in Iran are packing their bags, they know what's coming… We knew that had we not acted, Iran would've given nukes to its terror proxies. pic.twitter.com/jMogf41DoT

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Israel continued its airstrikes on Iran on Saturday, hitting underground missile launchers and Iranian gas infrastructure, which Israeli officials said was meant to send a message to Tehran.

“We will strike every site and every target of the Ayatollah’s regime,” Netanyahu warned.

Hundreds of activists attempting to march into Gaza this week in an attention-seeking, anti-Israel stunt were arrested and deported by Egpytian authorities before they made it to Gaza.

Around 200 activists from 80 countries were detained by Egyptian authorities on Thursday, according to one of the activists organizing the march, the Associated Press reported. Most of those arrested and deported were Algerians and Moroccans, while some were from the United States, Australia, Netherlands, France, and Spain. On Friday, dozens more anti-Israel activists were detained or deported as authorities stopped vehicles along the Sinai Peninsula, which leads to Rafah, according to Reuters.

Israel warned on Wednesday that the march posed a threat to regional security and instructed its military to prevent any demonstrators from entering Gaza, The Times of Israel reported. The Israeli government urged Egypt “to prevent the arrival of jihadist protesters at the Egypt-Israel border,” arguing that they “would endanger the safety of [Israeli] soldiers and will not be allowed.”

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A spokesman for the anti-Israel demonstrators said the marchers would wait for more clarity from the Egyptian government before attempting to march into Gaza. Libyan authorities stopped more demonstrators traveling with an aid convoy on Thursday before they reached the Egyptian border. Libya urged demonstrators to “engage in proper coordination with the official Libyan authorities through legal and diplomatic channels to ensure the safety of all participants and uphold the principles of solidarity with the Palestinian people.”

The arrests and deportations of the anti-Israel activists attempting to enter Gaza came days after Israeli forces detained leftist activist Greta Thunberg and 11 of her pals, who were trying to reach Gaza on a “Freedom Flotilla.” Israel showed Thunberg some of the footage from Hamas’ brutal attack on Israel on October 7, 2023, before deporting her and her fellow anti-Israel activists.

After Israel wiped out much of Hamas’ leadership and took control of Gaza, the U.S.-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) began handing out food and aid to people who remain in the Gaza Strip. Earlier this week, Hamas killed eight people working for the GHF in an attack on a bus that was en route to one of the aid distribution centers, The Daily Wire previously reported.

“We condemn this heinous and deliberate attack in the strongest possible terms,” GHF said in a statement to The Daily Wire. “These were aid workers. Humanitarians. Fathers, brothers, sons, and friends, who were risking their lives every day to help others.”