Netanyahu Orders Iran Strikes Before Ceasefire

0:00On March 25, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has directed forces to target Iran's arms production as much as possible over the next two days. Officials say this push aims to maximize damage before any potential ceasefire talks advance. The order came after Israel reviewed a United States 15 point proposal to wrap up the conflict. Netanyahu issued it from an underground command center in Tel Aviv, amid worries that a deal might fall short of Israel's core goals. Israeli leaders stress eliminating Iran's ballistic missile capabilities, blocking any path to nuclear weapons, and sparking internal change in the regime. They argue these must happen to truly end the fighting. Opinions in Israel are split, with some believing early strikes already met the main targets, while others push for more action to further weaken. Iran The final call on stopping the war lies with President Donald Trump. As tensions linger, both sides weigh the risks of pushing forward or pulling back, leaving

1:01the path ahead uncertain.