The IAEA confirmed that the Iranian nuclear facilities, Fordow, Natanz, and Esfahan, were hit after the US strikes in Iran during “Operation Midnight Hammer.”

The National Terrorism Advisory System put out a warning within the US of a "heightened threat environment" after the US strike on Iran nuclear facilities.

"The enemy may use home cameras for espionage and detecting vulnerabilities," the official statement cautioned. The alert emphasized that improperly configured cameras could be a major security risk.

Chief of Staff Lt.-Gen. Eyal Zamir held a situational assessment with members of the General Staff Forum.

The small pro-Israel and anti-regime counter-protest featured several hundred Israelis and Iranians, most of whom were flying Israeli or the Iranian diaspora flags.

Iran has said in the past that they had moved enriched uranium from Fordow to other sites but it was never confirmed but appeared to be use of psychological warfare.

Iranian officials are considering removing Ayatollah Ali Khamenei after the US and Israel heavily struck the country's nuclear facilities.

Opening the briefing, Netanyahu addressed the casualties of Iran’s recent assault on Israeli cities and those killed during Operation Rising Lion.