Yossi Yehoshua (Israel Hayom) reports that the IDF gave Jordan advance warning before firing toward the Aqaba area. He also notes that a record number of US aerial refueling aircraft are expected to arrive in the Middle East this week, at a rate of 5–8 per day, and that the alert level in Israel is high but not at its peak. According to Yehoshua, Israel currently does not see an Iranian intention or readiness to fire at Israel in the immediate term.
The Zioneer reported earlier this evening (20:30) that a record number of US aerial refueling aircraft are expected in the Middle East this week. In a new report at 22:32, Israel Hayom's Yossi Yehoshua adds that the IDF gave Jordan advance warning before firing toward the Aqaba area, and that the alert level in Israel is high but not at its peak. He also cited Israeli assessments that Tehran currently has no intention or readiness to fire at Israel in the immediate term. The report comes amid ongoing regional tensions and a significant US military buildup.
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