Hi there, from CNN. I'm Joe Beck, with the five things you need to know for Friday, June 13th.

Israel has launched unprecedented strikes on Iran, targeting its nuclear program and senior military leaders.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says the attack will last several days.

Israel launched Operation Rising Line, a targeted military operation to roll back the Iranian threat

to Israel's very survival. Israel's military says 200 fighter jets have been used, and an Israeli

security source says they've

targeted Iran's top military leaders, and killed three, as well as senior nuclear scientists.

Iran's largest uranium enrichment facility was also hit, but the UN's nuclear watchdog

says it hasn't detected any rise in radiation levels.

Israel says Iran has already started to retaliate, firing 100 drones at Israeli territory.

And Israel has declared a state of emergency, closing schools, banning social gatherings,

and calling up, quote, tens of thousands of soldiers to the military to prepare

for what comes next.

Leaders around the world are urging Israel and Iran to de-escalate tensions and keep the

region stable, with major concerns that these attacks could tip the Middle East into a broader

conflict. CNN's Paula Hancox has more on the latest reaction from the region.

We heard first of all from Saudi Arabia saying that they have strong condemnation

and denunciation of the blatant Israeli attack.

We heard similar sentiments from Lebanon as well.

We heard from Qatar saying it was a

dangerous escalation. The UAE has condemned it, calling on the UN Security Council to get involved

and try and push for a ceasefire. We've also heard from Tehran saying that they are calling on the

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