Israel believes that the US-Israeli attacks have caused "very serious" damage to Iran's nuclear facilities.

On June 25, Jin10 data reported that Israeli intelligence agencies believe that the attacks by the United States and Israel have caused “very serious” damage to Iran’s nuclear facilities. Three officials told Axios that, like the United States, Israel has not yet made a final assessment of the impact of the bombings on Iran’s nuclear program. Compared to the preliminary report from the U.S. Defense Intelligence Agency, Israel’s assessment report is much more optimistic. An Israeli official emphasized, “Professional combat damage assessment takes time.” Israeli officials said that the Iranian government has been conducting its own assessments, and intercepted communications indicate that Iranian military officials have been providing false situation reports to the country’s political leadership, downplaying the extent of the damage. Two Israeli officials also claimed that intelligence shows that 60% and 20% of Iran’s stored enriched uranium is now buried under the rubble in Isfahan and Fordow, and it is currently unclear whether Iran will be able to recover this enriched uranium in the near future.