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There might be a version of the famous American land-and-list operation from World War II,

in which, in order to tackle his isolationist part of the party and the administration, the then president

of the United States landed his Western allies, the equipment, the military equipment,

to fight the fascist regime.

Now here's the thing.

Maybe Israeli pilots will use B2 that would be lent to them from the US Army.

This is an option that I wouldn't rule out.

It takes only one bomb to destroy Fordu.

Right.

Bear it on mind. It's 9 a.m. on Sunday, June 15th here in New York City.

It is 4 p.m. on Sunday, June 15th in Israel, where Israelis are reeling from the deadliest night for Israeli civilians since October 7th.

Last night, two massive barrages of missiles from Iran left 13 Israelis dead and over 200 wounded.

Four are still missing.

The first barrage occurred around 9 p.m. on Saturday night and targeted Israel's north. One missile hit the

Arab town of Tamra, east of Haifa, killing four women, a mother, her two daughters, and another

relative. The second barrage targeted central Israel. One missile struck a residential building

and Baciam killing six people, including boys aged 8, 10, and 18. As we record, three people are

still missing. The IDF just recovered a body from the rubble and is searching for people who may be

trapped underneath the rubble. Meanwhile, the Israeli Air Force has continued to land major blows

against Iranian nuclear and military facilities.

Overnight, the Israeli Air Force struck Shahran, Tehran's main gas depot, and one of Iran's

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