Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu stated on the 25th that Israel's military operations against Iran are continuing at full force.
He made this remark during a video conference with local government leaders from Israel's northern border region.
According to sources from the Israeli security services cited by Haaretz, the Israeli military's current airstrike focus has shifted from Iranian government targets to military targets, including weapons production bases and military assets.
The Israel Defense Forces believe that striking military targets is crucial to preventing the Iranian military from restoring its capabilities in the medium to long term.
On the other hand, according to the U.S. newspaper The New York Times, due to concerns that President Trump may suddenly end the war, Israel is racing against time to airstrike as many priority targets in Iran as possible.
The New York Times on the 25th quoted Israeli senior officials and insiders as saying that with the increasing possibility of U.S.–Iran negotiations, after learning that the U.S. side had drafted a 15-point proposal aimed at ending the war against Iran, Netanyahu ordered on the 24th to destroy as many of Iran's military industrial facilities as possible within the next 48 hours.