Israel just scored a major win against the world's leading sponsor of terrorism. On March 2, 2026, the Israeli Air Force hammered Iran's Ministry of Intelligence headquarters in Tehran and eliminated Sayed Yahya Hamidi, the deputy intelligence minister in charge of "Israel Affairs."
Hamidi was no desk jockey. He was the regime's point man for directing terror plots against Jews, Western targets, and anyone daring to oppose the mullahs at home or abroad. This guy spent years orchestrating attacks and repression while Iran funneled cash and weapons to its proxy killers like Hezbollah and Hamas.
The IDF called it a precise hit guided by solid intelligence during the opening phase of Operation Roaring Lion. They also confirmed the strike wiped out the head of Iran's espionage division and other senior regime thugs. One less architect of global jihad, one step closer to weakening a regime that has threatened civilization for decades.
While Iran scrambles and the usual apologists whine about "escalation," the message is clear: keep plotting murder and Israel will find you, even in the heart of Tehran. No more safe havens for those who target innocents. Good riddance to bad rubbish.
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