Following a devastating exchange of missiles and airstrikes between Israel and Iran, a fragile ceasefire—brokered by President Trump—has temporarily halted the violence in what is now being called the “12 Day War.” With dozens killed and hundreds more wounded, the truce has offered a brief moment of calm, but questions remain about its longevity and the true cost of the conflict. New York Post editor and columnist David Kaufman, along with reporter Caitlin Doornbos, explore how Israelis are processing the aftermath of preemptive strikes on Iran's nuclear facilities, and whether Prime Minister Netanyahu's bold military strategy has solidified his political standing or merely delayed deeper public scrutiny.
As public fatigue over ongoing military campaigns intensifies—especially in Gaza, where reservists and families bear the brunt of casualties—many in Israel are questioning how much longer the nation can sustain its war footing. While some view Operation Rising Lion as a success that restored deterrence, others are calling for even more aggressive action, including a push for regime change in Tehran. The video dives into these complex public sentiments, balancing national pride and security concerns with the human toll of prolonged warfare.
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