Israeli Foreign Minister: Israel Will Continue Operations in Iran
According to Jinse Finance, on the afternoon of the 22nd local time, Israeli Foreign Minister Saar stated during a phone call with UK Foreign Secretary Lammy that Israel will continue its operations in Iran in accordance with the objectives and plans set by the government’s security cabinet. Saar also informed Lammy about the discovery by the Israeli military on the 21st of the bodies of three Israeli hostages in the Gaza Strip, emphasizing that Israel remains committed to ensuring the release of all detained individuals. He further expressed hope that all parties would reach an agreement under the framework proposed by U.S. Middle East envoy Whitaker, implementing a 60-day ceasefire in Gaza in exchange for Hamas releasing half of the Israeli hostages. (CCTV News)
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