Israel retains Iran to shoot, provides hope, but also uncertainty, as Iran threatens to accelerate nuclear work

Tel Aviv There was cautious optimism in Israel on Wednesday that The ceasefire with Iran You will hold, at least now. The conflict for 12 days left 28 dead people in Israel and hundreds in Iran. The ceasefire was stopped by the Trump administration – and President Trump imposed it personally on Tuesday, as it seemed dangerous to the failure before it took – the leadership of the internal front of Israel led to raising restrictions on the movement in the country, with the reopening of Ben Gurion International Airport for Trade Travel.

The stores and restaurants were open, and the Israelis were outside the beach in Tel Aviv, which was largely empty for several days as Israel bombed the Iranian nuclear and military targets and other targets and Iran responded to the missiles that were launched in Israel.

Both Israel and Iran were quick to demand victory. An Israeli military spokesman said on Wednesday that the strikes on Iran had restored the country’s nuclear program with the return of “many years”, while President Trump told the reporters at the NATO summit in the Netherlands that enrichment in Iran had re -“mainly”.

These allegations come despite the evaluation of the preliminary US military intelligence that appear, according to three familiar sources that spoke with CBS News on Tuesday, that the Iranian nuclear capacity It was only appointed for monthsNot completely destroyed.

While both Israeli and American officials have publicly said that the full evaluation of the damage to Iran will take some time to collect it, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu described it as a historic victory.

“We have removed the threat of nuclear weapons,” Netanyahu said in a video on Tuesday evening. There was no specific mention of the damage that was believed to have been exposed to Iran’s nuclear capabilities.

Mr. Trump said on Wednesday that Iran “will not have a bomb and will not be surprised.”

Meanwhile, Iran tried to present its limited retaliatory attack targeting the friendly air base in Qatar, the habitat of thousands of forces, as it was wrapped, although any of the missiles reach its target. Officials in the Islamic Republic explained that regardless of the damage to the Iranian nuclear program, the country’s theocratic rulers are not only intended to appeal, but also hurry to fertilization – and without any supervision from the UN Atomic Supervision Agency, the International Atomic Energy Agency.

The Iranian parliament held on Wednesday and the legislators voted to track a quick proposal that would stop all cooperation with the International Atomic Energy-Cooperation Agency that expanded under the previous international nuclear agreement with Iran, which continued despite serious challenges since Mr. Trump’s withdrawal from the United States from power during his first term. The International Atomic Energy Agency Council voted to annoy Iran, before Israel launched its attacks nearly two weeks ago to monitor the Islamic Republic for the first time in 20 years for not working with its inspectors.

Iranian parliamentarian Muhammad Baggher criticized the International Atomic Energy Agency before voting on Wednesday, saying that the agency “refused until pretending to condemn the attack on Iranian nuclear facilities.” For this reason, he said, the Iranian Atomic Energy Agency will work “to suspend cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency until the security of nuclear establishments will be guaranteed, and Iran’s peaceful nuclear program will move faster.”

The conflicting information about the degree in which the Iranian nuclear program has deteriorated some of the Israelis are not sure of what will happen after that on Wednesday, including the medical student Roy Miri.

In response to a question about whether he is safe, Miri told CBS News: “I still don’t know, because I don’t really know the real harm we did to them there.”

But life in Israel, with a ceasefire, seemed at least as it happened two weeks ago. All restrictions imposed on wartime in the country were raised by the army, and parents returned their children to schools throughout the country.

After having passed at home for several days, she could not wait for her seven -year -old son Aaron to the beach.

“After saying that there is no longer a war with Iran, the first thing is that we came here,” she told CBS News.

It was a success for the Israeli economy as well. Chaim Ashkenazy Restaurant in Tel Aviv is usually a non -stop trade in Shawarrama, and he said that security security means a lot of lost money.

The Israeli army said that it will now take its attention to the forced Gaza Strip, where the Israeli forces were accused of mass killing, and many of them near the ambulance distribution sites where desperate Palestinians are searching almost every day in recent weeks. The Israeli Defense Army said the incidents are under review.

The Hamas -running Ministry of Health in Gaza said on Wednesday that at least 49 people have been killed over the past 24 hours alone, in an attempt to reach aid. A body after a body was brought to Nasser Hospital in the southern city of Khan Yunis in Gaza. On Tuesday, the head of the United Nations Agency for Palestinians, UNRWA, criticized a new controversial distribution group supported by the United States and Israel as “the trap of death costs more life than it saves.”

With the ceasefire in Iran, however, there was a renewed hope on Wednesday that diplomacy could help revive the talks to end the war in Gaza, and bring twenty Israeli hostages who are still alive.

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