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IC BRIEF

Current as of 0343 EDT (UTC-04), Tuesday 20 October 2026

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10 stories from 40 sources across 38 organizations

KEY JUDGMENTS

Foreign intelligence operations against Western targets are intensifying. Saudi royal contacts and reconnaissance photos in the Alfozan case will likely produce a federal indictment by November 20. High confidence reflects the detention order and Speedy Trial Act deadlines. Kosmos 2612's approach to within meters of a US-registered Finnish commercial synthetic-aperture radar satellite operator (ICEYE) satellite sets a coercive precedent; a repeat within 5 kilometers is unlikely by November 20. Serbia's forensic pipelines will likely confirm at least one more Pegasus infection by November 20. Low confidence reflects thin sourcing on pending forensic cases.

Netanyahu's directive to Israeli security agencies to pursue Iran's regime collapse signals pre-election positioning; Israel is unlikely to conduct an acknowledged strike on Iranian territory by November 20. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) appointees' attempt to hack a voting machine and route findings to the White House shows willingness to weaponize federal cyber capabilities, constrained only by reversible staffing gaps.

Counterintelligence and transnational prosecutions are advancing through deliberate sequencing. Carvajal's sentencing is unlikely by year-end, preserving testimony leverage ahead of Maduro's June 2027 trial; a set date would signal cooperation is complete and prompt Venezuelan defendants to recalculate exposure. High confidence rests on three postponements with no new date filed. Raúl Castro is very unlikely to enter custody by year-end, leaving the warrants as symbolic leverage.

IC Operations & Tradecraft

Judge Orders Former OpenAI Engineer Held in Custody as Court Filings Reveal Saudi Royal Contact and Reconnaissance of Additional Rooms

BLUF: Newly revealed reconnaissance photos and Saudi royal contacts give prosecutors a widening evidence base, making formal indictment of Alfozan likely by November 20.

Magistrate Judge Alex Tse ordered Abdulrahman Alfozan detained on Monday, calling the Saudi Consulate's offer to cover any bail "a blank check" and citing flight risk, with a preliminary hearing set for November 6 12. Prosecutors' detention memo alleges frequent WhatsApp contact through October 5 with an unnamed Saudi royal who recruited him for a Saudi AI initiative 13. It also says his iPhone held photographs dated September 22 to 28 of another concealed device and of equipment in other OpenAI rooms 12. Per CBS News, prosecutors say executives met government officials in the bugged room around the installation date 3. His wife and son left October 10 on a flight paid for by a Saudi military member, and the defense says her brother-in-law paid with his own money 2.

Analyst Note: Detention was ordered, and the filings now point beyond a lone interception count: the royal's WhatsApp recruitment and phone photographs of other concealed devices and rooms give prosecutors grounds to widen charges, and the memo itself says more serious charges may follow. Confidence is high, based on the detention order, that memo language, and Speedy Trial Act deadlines on a complaint-only case. A federal grand jury indictment or filed criminal information against Alfozan will likely be made public by November 20. Fortune, CNBC and CBS draw on the same memo and hearing, so their agreement is strong but not independent. The filings do not say the royal directed any installation, so a foreign-agent or espionage count depends on evidence not yet public. The royal contact may instead reflect ordinary Saudi recruitment of expatriate tech talent, and the bugging may have been personal, which would keep prosecutors on the single count. If expanded charges surface, frontier AI labs and Department of Justice (DOJ) counterintelligence will treat this as a foreign-directed insider case and tighten access controls.

Sources:

1: OpenAI bugging suspect Alfozan held without bail after Saudi government offers to pay - CNBC

2: Ex-OpenAI engineer accused of bugging office stays in jail as prosecutors allege Saudi ties - Fortune

3: Ex-OpenAI engineer accused of planting bug in office was in contact with Saudi royal family, preparing to leave U.S. - CBS News

Prosecutors call Saudi suspect and ex-OpenAI worker Abdulrahman Alfozan 'an ongoing danger' - The National

Prior Reporting

FBI Chinese Espionage Case Reveals Links to Sinaloa Cartel and Cambodia Scam Empire

BLUF: CBS's reported links between the Zhang espionage case, Sinaloa cartel laundering, and Cambodia's Prince Group rest entirely on third-party associations, not on any federal filing joining these networks.

CBS News reported that the FBI charged Irvine realtor Wanying "Heather" Zhang, 34, with acting as an unregistered Chinese agent after allegedly catching her surveilling the Taiwanese president's son in Seattle in 2025 1. CBS reviewed federal filings linking her travel companion, Fatai Miao, to a Yuanjin Development address in Irvine that a 2023 DEA complaint described as a stash house for a Sinaloa Cartel-linked money laundering group; Miao was not charged or named there, and he flew to China on a one-way ticket before the FBI search 12. CBS also reported that Miao's business partner, Cheng Zhang, co-manages a California firm with an entity controlled by Chen Sokly, the alleged Prince Group "enforcer," and that Zhang posted a photo in a Bugatti that Wenzhi Fei said was borrowed from Sokly 1. CBS reported that no federal filing connects Zhang to the Prince Group or cartel laundering, and Fei denied knowing her 1.

Analyst Note: Federal filings do not show that Zhang's alleged Beijing tasking intersected with the Sinaloa laundering network or the Prince Group, and the overlap may reflect Irvine's dense Chinese-American business networks rather than coordination. Every link runs through third parties: Miao's address, his partner's co-management of a firm with a Sokly-controlled entity, and a borrowed car in a photo, which shows only social proximity. Prosecutors have charged only unregistered agency and an unlicensed currency exchange tied to $190,000 sent to China, so organized-crime or Prince Group counts would need new evidence. Miao's flight to China limits access to the one witness who could explain the Yuanjin address. Confidence is low: CBS is the only primary source, no filing joins Zhang to either network, and Fei and the Miao family deny ties. Unlike the Australian consultancy-front case, which showed deliberate state recruitment, this one offers unproven criminal adjacencies around a single agent, with no shared infrastructure.

Sources:

1: Alleged Chinese agent has ties to overseas scam group, federal court records show - CBS News

2: Alleged Chinese agent has ties to scam group, records show - KTSA

Alleged Chinese Agent Tied to $15 Billion Cambodian Scams - RedState

Chinese Espionage Case Exposes Links to Mexican Drug Cartel and Cambodia Scam Empire - Vision Times

Prior Reporting

Florida Obtains State Arrest Warrant for Raul Castro Over 1996 Cuban Intelligence Shootdown Operation

BLUF: Florida's state warrant against Raúl Castro adds political and legal symbolism but no meaningful enforcement capability, making his custody by year-end 2026 very unlikely.

Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier announced Monday in Miami that the Office of Statewide Prosecution and the Florida Department of Law Enforcement obtained a no-bond state warrant charging Raúl Castro, 95, with conspiracy to commit first-degree murder 123. The affidavit alleges Castro, then Cuba's defense minister, gave standing orders to shoot down Brothers to the Rescue aircraft without consultation, and that Wasp Network agents in Miami-Dade and Monroe counties sent flight information to Havana before the February 24, 1996 attack that killed four men 1. The warrant, issued in Miami-Dade County, authorizes extradition if Castro is arrested in another U.S. jurisdiction, according to Fox News 3. Castro already faces a federal indictment unsealed in May 14; Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel called it politically motivated, and Democratic attorney general candidate Jose Javier Rodriguez said the state charge was timed to the first day of early voting 12.

Analyst Note: Havana will not extradite him, and a 95-year-old in Cuba has little reason to travel anywhere that honors US warrants. Raúl Castro is very unlikely to be taken into custody by US authorities or any foreign government on the Florida or federal charges by December 31, 2026. The state warrant adds no physical reach beyond the May federal indictment, so its value is symbolic and political. It does widen the legal basis for pursuing Cuban intelligence officers and others tied to the Wasp Network, and officials say more defendants may follow. The timing on the first day of early voting may be mainly electoral signaling in a tight race, with little connection to any operational plan to detain Castro. Moderate confidence rests on consistent reporting across four outlets and the warrant text, all tracing to one government announcement, with no visibility into Washington's operational intent. If custody did occur, both capitals would face sharp escalation. Otherwise the charges remain leverage in sanctions and negotiations, and prosecutors can turn to lower-ranking targets.

Sources:

1: Florida obtains arrest warrant for Raul Castro over 1996 shootdown - BNO News

2: Former Cuban leader Raúl Castro faces new arrest warrant for Brothers to the Rescue shootdown, officials announce - CBS Miami

3: Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier secures state arrest warrant for Raúl Castro - Fox News

4: Florida issues arrest warrant for Cuban leader Raul Castro - Al Jazeera

Prior Reporting

IC Technology & Cyber

FBI Identifies US Consulting Firm Executive Who Operated ShinyHunters Extortion Site

BLUF: It is unlikely that federal prosecutors publicly charge the unnamed executive by November 30, 2026, as the sealed Dubrovsky docket signals a sequenced prosecution strategy that will keep cooperating-witness leverage intact before expanding indictments.

KrebsOnSecurity reported on October 19, citing two sources close to the probe, that FBI investigators believe at least one executive at an unnamed US consulting firm with more than 1,000 associates helped operate shinywire.com, an extortion site active from about May 3 to October 16 with pages for nearly 100 victims 12. Neither the firm nor the executive has been charged or named 12. Krebs's sources said Signal messages recovered when Dutch police arrested suspect Pepijn van der Stap on September 15 showed frequent contact with both that executive and Canadian executive Edward Dubrovsky, who allegedly knew of new victims before the victims did 13. Dubrovsky, 54, was arrested in Pennsylvania and charged in the Eastern District of Texas with extortion conspiracy and Hobbs Act interference; his complaint remains sealed 24.

Analyst Note: Confidence is moderate, resting on a single primary account from Krebs on Security. Hackread, GBHackers and BleepingComputer add no independent sourcing on the shinywire role, and no court filing or DOJ statement names the executive. The new reporting moves beyond last week's Cypfer co-founder arrest to a second, uncharged executive and Signal evidence tying both men to Van der Stap. It is unlikely that US federal authorities publicly charge or name the unnamed consulting firm executive tied to shinywire.com by November 30, 2026. Prosecutors already hold the sealed Dubrovsky complaint and the Signal material, so they can build a case without a public filing. Dubrovsky's custody and the sealed docket suggest the Eastern District of Texas is sequencing defendants. Frequent contact and advance knowledge of victims may also reflect ordinary negotiator access to breach details rather than operation of the site. Negotiation firms with large rosters should expect subpoenas and internal reviews well before any charge, while insurers and victim counsel have no defensible basis to suspend engagements over an unnamed allegation.

Sources:

1: Feds Suspect Ransom Negotiator Ran ShinyHunters Extortion Site - Krebs on Security

2: US Ransomware Negotiator Suspected of Helping ShinyHunters Extort Victims - Hackread

3: FBI Uncovers Suspected Links Between Ransomware Negotiators and ShinyHunters Hackers - GBHackers

4: Cyber exec arrested in case allegedly tied to ShinyHunters hackers - BleepingComputer

Prior Reporting

Russian Kosmos 2612 Satellite Closes to 26 Meters of ICEYE Radar Imaging Satellite in Unprecedented Proximity Operation

BLUF: Russia's controlled approach to a US-registered commercial radar satellite sets a coercive precedent for uninvited proximity operations, but it is unlikely that Kosmos 2612 closes within 5 kilometers of a Western satellite again by November 20.

Russian Kosmos 2612 came within about 26 meters of ICEYE-X36 at roughly 16:07 UTC on October 19, according to satellitemap.space data cited by The War Zone 1 and Militarnyi 2. LeoLabs told The War Zone it could not confirm that figure and had high confidence the objects came within approximately 500 meters, and it reported the Russian satellite has since diverged 1. CSIS analysts Clayton Swope and Chantal Li wrote that Kosmos 2612 began maneuvers on September 30 that put it in coplanar alignment at nearly the same altitude 12. Meduza reported the gap fell from over 320 kilometers to 4.8 kilometers in a day 3, and ThePrint noted the satellite is US-registered 4. ICEYE said it is tracking the situation 1, while the US Defense Department and ICEYE declined comment to Meduza 3.

Analyst Note: Moderate confidence rests on consistent tracking across outlets and LeoLabs data showing Kosmos 2612 diverging, but the factual core is one orbital dataset repeated by every outlet, and the closest-approach distance is disputed: public trackers say 26 meters, while LeoLabs supports only about 500. Russia's intent is not observable. The pass moved Kosmos 2612 from station-keeping within about three miles to a controlled approach, loiter and departure against a US-registered asset, setting a precedent for uninvited proximity operations against commercial satellites supporting Ukraine. It may reflect inspection and intelligence collection, or an effort to force ICEYE to burn fuel, rather than attack preparation, and Kosmos 2612 may simply have run low on propellant. It is unlikely that Kosmos 2612 conducts another maneuver bringing it within 5 kilometers of ICEYE-X36 or any other Western commercial or government satellite by November 20, 2026. Western imagery operators must still plan for fuel-costing evasive maneuvers, and ICEYE may need to reposition satellites over Ukraine. A renewed approach within 5 kilometers would require standing evasion and diplomatic protest responses from ICEYE, US Space Force and Ukrainian planners, while its absence supports treating this as an isolated demonstration.

Sources:

1: Russian Satellite Unprecedented Shadowing Of A Very Particular Radar Imaging Satellite Is A Big Deal - The War Zone

2: Russian Satellite Kosmos-2612 Closes to Within 26 Meters of ICEYE-X36 During Pursuit - Militarnyi

3: Russian military satellite comes dangerously close to a radar satellite operated by a Finnish-U.S. company that supplies satellite imagery to Ukraine - Meduza

4: 'Cat-and-mouse game in space': Russian satellite comes within 26 mts of Ukraine-linked ICEYE - ThePrint

Prior Reporting

Citizen Lab Reports Pegasus Spyware Deployed Against Serbian Protest Figures Days Before Elections

BLUF: Serbia's surveillance apparatus will likely yield at least one more publicly confirmed spyware case by late November, as forensic pipelines and election-cycle urgency accelerate disclosure.

The Citizen Lab, working with Serbia's Serbian digital rights and privacy foundation (SHARE) Foundation, reported on Monday that it found with high confidence that University of Belgrade Rector Vladan Đokić's iPhone was infected with NSO Group's Pegasus spyware in 2026, using a zero-click exploit 12. Prosecutor Rade Bajić received Apple Threat Notifications on August 13 and August 27, but the Citizen Lab said its forensic analysis continues 1. SHARE researcher Andrijana Ristić told CyberScoop that neither organization could identify the spyware type on Bajić's device, and she declined to say when Đokić's infection was found 2. The Citizen Lab put the publicly known total at least 16 Serbian civil society targets, with parliamentary elections set for October 25 1.

Analyst Note: Confidence is low because only one forensic case, the Bajić device, is pending and no public count exists of other Apple Threat Notification recipients awaiting screening. Citizen Lab, Amnesty, Access Now, or SHARE will likely publicly confirm mercenary spyware on at least one more Serbian civil society figure by November 20, 2026. The Đokić zero-click infection shows that targets with no phishing exposure can still be compromised, so ordinary caution offers little protection. The October 25 vote gives the buyer of this surveillance a motive to keep operating and gives researchers a reason to publish quickly. SHARE's screening pipeline, which produced the 16 publicly known cases, remains the main channel for the next confirmation. Reporting rests on one investigative stream, since Citizen Lab and Balkan Insight anchor it and the secondary outlets only track the same release. The disclosure cluster may instead reflect release timing around the election and SHARE's growing screening capacity, so confirmations could slow after the vote. Confirmation would push opposition parties, EU observers, and digital-rights funders to expand device screening and Lockdown Mode rollout for candidates, while its absence would let them treat 16 cases as the working scope.

Sources:

1: Targeting Democracy: Pegasus and Mercenary Spyware Attacks on Serbian Pro-Democracy Figures - The Citizen Lab

2: Spyware found on devices belonging to prominent Serbian critics as elections loom - CyberScoop

Serbians Linked to Protest Movement Allegedly Hit by Spyware Attacks - Balkan Insight

Two Serbian Opposition Figures Targeted With Spyware, Research Group Says - U.S. News (Reuters)

Two more Serbian opposition figures targeted with spyware, researchers say - The Record

Adversary Intelligence

IRGC Operative Accused of Directing New Attack Plots Against Jewish Targets from US Federal Prison

BLUF: Prosecution filings suggest IRGC-linked operational control persists even from US federal detention, underscoring that dismantling the network requires neutralizing outside associates and funding channels, not just jailing a single node.

US Department of Justice filings, reported by The Times and relayed by The National 1 and Jewish News 2, allege that Mohammad Baqer Saad Dawood Al Saadi, 32, used coded language in calls from a New York federal detention centre to direct others to carry out "work." The filings also allege he directed money transfers of more than $1 million and oversaw release of propaganda videos 12. The Jewish Chronicle reports the sum as more than £750,000 3. The FBI cut short one call that referenced a gun and money, which his defence called a "banal" joke 13. Al Saadi was charged in May with six terrorism counts, and the Jewish Chronicle reports two more 3, while Jewish News reports eight in total 2. He faces trial next summer, and his lawyers call the allegations speculation and challenge his near-solitary confinement 123.

Analyst Note: US filings indicate Al Saadi is running an operational network from a New York federal cell, showing that detention has not severed IRGC-linked command of antisemitic plotting in the UK, Europe and the US. The alleged $1 million in transfers and propaganda releases point to a funding and messaging role that outside associates can continue without him. FBI monitoring is active, as the cut-short call shows, but the gun-and-money remark rests on interpretation. The coded-language claims could equally be ordinary prison talk and family contact read as sinister, as the defence argues, and the prosecution may be building a case for tighter detention restrictions. Confidence is high that the filings and charges exist, since three outlets report them consistently. However, all three trace to one paywalled Times report, so the operational claims rest on unverified prosecution documents. Next summer's trial will determine how much of the coded-language case survives.

Sources:

1: Iranian terror mastermind feared to be plotting attacks from behind bars - The National

2: Iranian-linked operative accused of directing UK antisemitic attacks from jail - Jewish News

3: Alleged mastermind of London terror attacks on Jews accused of plotting further terror atrocities from prison - The Jewish Chronicle

Venezuelan Spymaster Hugo Carvajal Cooperating With DOJ as Key Witness in Maduro Prosecution

BLUF: Carvajal's sentencing is unlikely to occur or be scheduled by year-end, as prosecutors will preserve leverage over his testimony ahead of Maduro's June 2027 trial.

AP reported that the revised indictment unsealed in Manhattan on Thursday, October 8, charges Nicolás Maduro and Cilia Flores with running a state torture system through the DGCIM, and appears to rely partly on Gen. Hugo Carvajal's account 1. Carvajal pleaded guilty on June 25, 2025 to narco-terrorism conspiracy, cocaine importation and weapons charges, and has been meeting prosecutors since; his sentencing has been postponed three times without a new date, according to National Security News 2. Judge Alvin Hellerstein entered a not-guilty plea for Maduro after he declined twice to plead, and set trial for June 14, 2027 2. The Justice Department has not formally confirmed a cooperation agreement with Carvajal 2.

Analyst Note: Prosecutors benefit from leaving Carvajal unsentenced as the torture count and the June 14, 2027 trial approach, since a pending sentence preserves leverage over his testimony. Hugo Carvajal is unlikely to be sentenced, or to have a new sentencing date publicly set, by December 31, 2026. We hold this with high confidence because reporting consistently shows three postponements with no date and no filed indicator of a schedule change. The Justice Department has not confirmed a cooperation agreement, so his role in the revised indictment rests on inference from public filings and the National Security News analysis of court documents, which AP's independent wire coverage supports on the indictment and hearing. A sentencing date would more plausibly follow than precede the completion of his testimonial obligations. Still, a court could set a date soon if his cooperation is judged complete or Judge Hellerstein tires of the delay, and prosecutors could then lock in his testimony through a formal agreement. A set date would let defense counsel and Venezuelan officials weighing pleas read cooperation as complete and recalculate their exposure.

Sources:

1: New U.S. indictment charges former Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro with torture - PBS NewsHour (AP)

2: The spymaster turns: why Hugo Carvajal gives the Maduro prosecution its edge - National Security News

IC Oversight & Policy

Trump Appointees Asked CISA to Secretly Acquire and Hack a Voting Machine

BLUF: DHS appointees' attempt to build a private vulnerability catalogue for voting machines signals a willingness to weaponize federal cyber capabilities against election infrastructure, constrained now only by staffing gaps that could be reversed.

ProPublica reported that political appointees at the Department of Homeland Security asked the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), a few months into Trump's second term, to secretly acquire a voting machine, hack it, and pass the findings to the White House, according to two former administration officials 123. CISA was also directed not to alert the manufacturer to any flaws found, contrary to standard practice 14. Career staff repeatedly called the request impossible, partly because Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) had just laid off the agents able to do it, and the appointees eventually stopped pressing 14. White House spokesperson Lauren Bis said Trump has done more than any other president to ensure free and fair elections, while DHS and CISA did not respond to ProPublica's questions 14.

Analyst Note: DHS appointees sought a covert federal hack of a voting machine, with findings routed to the White House and the vendor left uninformed, which would have given the administration a private catalogue of exploitable flaws. The request stalled on capacity, not principle: DOGE layoffs removed the agents able to do it, so the constraint may lapse if CISA rebuilds that skill set. State officials are already planning for federal seizure or decertification of machines, and information sharing with CISA is eroding ahead of November's midterms. Confidence is low because everything traces to one ProPublica account built on two anonymous former officials, with no document, named participant or on-record DHS or CISA response, and the five other outlets only amplify it. The request may also have been a scoping inquiry the White House could defend as routine election-security diligence, with career staff reading political intent into it.

Sources:

1: Trump Appointees Asked a Federal Cybersecurity Agency to Secretly Acquire a Voting Machine — and Hack It - ProPublica

2: Trump appointees asked CISA to secretly hack a voting machine and not reveal the results, report - Metacurity

3: Trump Officials Asked Election Security Agency to Secretly Obtain and Hack a Voting Machine, Report Finds - IBTimes UK

4: Horror as Trump aides' 'mind boggling' secret voting machine hack request revealed - Raw Story

Trump Appointees Wanted a Voting Machine Hacked - Political Wire

Trump DHS Officials Asked CISA To Secretly Aquire and Hack a Voting Machine - Slashdot

Allied Intelligence

Netanyahu Directs Mossad and Military Intelligence to Work Toward Toppling Iranian Regime

BLUF: Netanyahu's regime-change directive and pre-election maximalism signal long-term intent, not near-term action, and it is unlikely that Israel conducts an acknowledged military strike on Iranian territory by November 20, 2026.

Prime Minister Netanyahu told Israeli reporters on Sunday that he has directed all Israeli security agencies, including the Mossad, military intelligence and the Israel Defense Forces (IDF), to pursue the fall of Iran's regime 12. In the first in-person security briefing since October 7, nine days before the October 27 election, he said Israel has completed 90 percent of its work and would act independently of US consent if necessary, according to The Times of Israel 2. CBN News reported that President Trump endorsed Netanyahu on Truth Social, and Netanyahu told Fox News host Mark Levin that Iran is developing intercontinental missiles 3. Defense Minister Katz told Channel 14 that Israel is prepared to strike all Iranian energy targets in a future confrontation, JNS reported 4.

Analyst Note: Confidence is moderate, resting on consistent on-the-record statements from Netanyahu and Katz that describe intent and a future confrontation, with no observed force movements or strike preparation. Sourcing is thin: every report traces to one Israeli and pro-Israel cluster around a single Sunday briefing and a Saturday Fox interview, with no confirmation from Washington or Tehran. Israel is unlikely to conduct an acknowledged or credibly attributed military strike on Iranian territory by November 20, 2026. Directing the Mossad, Israeli Military Intelligence Directorate (Aman) and the IDF toward regime collapse, and promising to act without US consent, goes beyond earlier nuclear-and-missile framing and commits Israel to a long covert and military campaign. Yet Netanyahu's own admission that Iranians stay off the streets because they are being killed shows he has no mechanism for the collapse he promises. The statements may instead be election messaging for a dead-heat October 27 race, casting rivals as weak on security. If a strike comes, US planners and Gulf governments must shift to force protection and Hormuz contingencies within days; otherwise they can hold the blockade-and-sanctions track and wait for the post-election coalition.

Sources:

1: Netanyahu Orders Mossad, IDF to Work Toward Toppling Iran regime - JFeed

2: In pre-election briefing, Netanyahu vows to topple Iranian regime, downplays settler violence - The Times of Israel

3: Netanyahu Stresses Goal of Toppling Iran Regime after 'Extraordinary' Endorsement from Trump - CBN News

4: Netanyahu: Only way to end Iran threat is to 'get rid of this regime' - JNS

Prior Reporting

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