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The question now becomes whether Tel Aviv shares the assessment that this action was "face-saving nonsense" or reacts as if it represented an apocalyptic, existential threat. Unfortunately, I think we all can kinda guess on that one already.

$661K for my family's house (2,495 sq ft) in Coral Springs, Florida which was built in the 1970s (and I guarantee that not much has changed either inside or outside since then) which we purchased for $125K in 1986.

Iran apparently informed Turkey of its intention earlier in the week which was passed on to the US who in turn asked Turkey to convey to Iran that its reaction to the Israeli attack in Damascus "must be within certain limits". https://www.usnews.com/news/world/articles/2024-04-14/iran-informed-turkey-in-advance-of-its-operation-against-israel-turkish-source

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And some Iranian proxies in Syria and Iraq.

Per CNN: Also:

Former Presidents don't receive national security briefings.

He won't start receiving briefings until he's officially the GOP nominee after the convention.

In addition to the US, UK, and Jordan, it appears that French aircraft participated in the intercept operation as well.

He wouldn't be John Bolton if he wasn't.

Either that or the American official was mistaken and there was never a second wave.

The IDF has issued the "all clear" for civilians to leave the shelters.

This could very well be a space-located intercept.

From The Guardian:

ABC News is reporting that a US official claims that a second salvo of 70 missiles has been launched (the first salvo was 80 missiles).

I'm pretty sure that there were similar framing shots during the Iraqi SCUD missile attacks on Israel during the 1991 Gulf War.

According to CNN, only 1 injury reported so far, a 10-year-old boy hit by falling interceptor shrapnel.

Reportedly, an intercepted ballistic missile landed in a Jordanian village.

Maybe? I know those Israeli/Syrian dogfights over Lebanon's Bekaa Valley in 1982 were pretty massive.

Ths ballistic missiles should have impacted by now so I'm guessing they were either intercepted or landed in the Iraqi/Syrian deserts.

The skies above Jerusalem and Tel Aviv are now quiet.

Reuters is reporting that the Jordanians claim that they shot down "dozens" of drones.

Debris from the intercepts falling over Jerusalem.