Channel 12 News is an Israeli television news service. Known for breaking political and security stories with access to senior Israeli and U.S. officials. Recently, it has served as a key outlet for exclusive intelligence on Iran-Israel hostilities, U.S. military operations, and Hezbollah activity. Last updated 3 days ago
A senior U.S. official told Channel 12 that President Trump is determined to make Iran pay for violating the memorandum of understanding, adding that the strikes will continue until he decides otherwise.
Hezbollah is secretly carrying out logistical and military preparations, including stockpiling food supplies and working to deliver them to the terror group's operatives at hidden locations along the front lines using various methods. The preparations are being made while awaiting a "zero hour" to be determined by the Revolutionary Guards.
According to a report by Israel’s Channel 12, newly revealed handwritten notes attributed to Yahya Sinwar show that, while planning the October 7 attack, he acknowledged Israel might respond with overwhelming force, writing that it could even use a nuclear bomb on Gaza. Despite that assessment, he concluded the operation should proceed, reflecting a willingness to accept even the most catastrophic consequences to achieve Hamas’s objectives.
Channel 12 report: Israeli officials assess that Iran does not currently intend to strike Israel, believing such an attack could return the war to full intensity and cause the controlled escalation to spiral out of control.
An Israeli sour...
Channel 12 report: Israeli officials assess that Iran does not currently intend to strike Israel, believing such an attack could return the war to full intensity and cause the controlled escalation to spiral out of control.
An Israeli source said: “We all hope to be proven wrong in the assessment and that Iran will make the mistake. The Americans know that we want to complete our missions in Iran.
We will get involved only if the Americans bring us into it, or if the Iranians do.”
U.S. official to N12: U.S. cruise missile strikes on Wednesday targeted 2 railway bridges in northern Iran. It marks the first U.S. attack on Iranian infrastructure since the April 8 ceasefire.
Israel has no plans to escalate as long as Hezbollah refrains from attacking the IDF. The framework agreement remains under direct American supervision, with serious implementation by Israel set to begin in the coming days.
Israel is weighing limited pullbacks from parts of southern Lebanon, including Beaufort, according to Channel 12. Senior officials say no formal U.S. withdrawal request has been received. "Our message at all levels is the same. Staying on the yellow line is a red line."
Senior Israeli cabinet source to Channel 12: Israel's working assumption is that Trump has lost interest in Iran. "Israel needs to be prepared to act alone. It won't happen tomorrow morning," but the posture shift is clear.
A senior security official told N12 that Qatar secretly offered to leverage its gas supply influence to push for a rapid end to the war, asking only one thing from Iran in return: "Don't attack us." The deal collapsed when Iran struck Qatar's Ras Laffan facility in mid-March.
Jordan’s military says it intercepted five ballistic missiles launched by Iran toward the Al-Azraq air base hosting U.S. forces. No casualties or damage were reported, according to Israel’s N12 News.
