Iran officially denied having approached the U.S. to resume the talks that were stopped on the eve of the war, as U.S. President Donald Trump had said, but its senior leaders, including President Massoud Pezeshkian, continue to speak publicly in favor of renewing the talks
An Israeli man has been indicted for carrying out missions on behalf of an Iranian agent, aimed at harming national security, according to Israel's State Prosecutor. Since the start of the war in Gaza, more than 20 cases of Israelis spying for Iran have been uncovered
June 2025 marked one of the deadliest months in a decade for Arab communities, as a police vacuum during the 12-day war with Iran fueled a surge in violence
Sure, U.S. President Donald Trump was impressed by Israel's military campaign in Iran and will likely applaud Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for its execution. But Trump has consistently preferred deals to wars
Signed into effect by the Iranian President after parliamentary approval last week, the law aims to remove the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran from IAEA oversight 'until security of Iran's nuclear facilities is guaranteed, and move at a faster pace with the country's peaceful nuclear program'
A decade ago, Netanyahu aspired to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons for at least 10-15 years. Last month's attack failed to achieve that goal, so the only remaining option it an agreement that contains limitations and supervision in exchange for lifting sanctions
As Qatar grows frustrated with the lack of progress on Israel-Hamas Gaza negotiations, it and Saudi Arabia are now seeking to advance a new nuclear agreement between the U.S. and Iran
Amidst his new popularity, the prime minister can lead a reconciliation campaign – even if some simply hate him to death. Healing internal divisions will prepare the nation for looming threats from an unchanged Iran
A missile fired in one of the barrages shot by Iran at Israel hit a residential and commercial building complex near the IDF's headquarters in Tel Aviv, representing just one of 480 buildings in Tel Aviv damaged by missile impacts during the 12-day war
In a report by The Times, intelligence documents allege that Israeli spies who have been active in Iran for years, and might still be, knew just how far along Iran's nuclear capabilities really were before the U.S. and Israeli attacks
Israeli military officials said the IDF's opening blow blocked Iran from firing 500-700 missiles at Israel, and the war left Iran with a quarter of the missiles it had before. They also believe it will take Iran years to rebuild its nuclear capabilities
Netanyahu might say October 7 was Israel's Pearl Harbor, and the historic victory over Iran and its proxies is like the end of World War II. But the campaign against Iran wasn't as calculated as it seemed – and is far from over
U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth scolded reporters for 'breathlessly' focusing on assessments that Tehran's program was only set back by a few months, and said he had no indication that Iran had moved uranium ahead of the attack
Despite 12 days of aerial strikes, the Islamic Republic has the material, means and lack of oversight to work on a nuclear bomb, a Western official tells Haaretz – to some extent, Iran believes they won this round of fighting
Israel seeks to use its achievement against Iran to exhaust diplomatic opportunities in the region, with Jerusalem's intention being to try, in accordance with Trump's vision, to include Lebanon and Syria in the Abraham Accords and bring about a solid normalization
U.S. President Donald Trump's message when joining Israel's attack on Iran was one many have longed to hear since October 7. But do his actions actually make Jews any safer in America?
While the strikes on Iran were planned meticulously for two decades, one detail was overlooked: Providing functioning shelters for much of the civilian population
Iran’s threat to block the strait has already sent shock waves through trade and transport sectors, with broader consequences expected if the regime follows through
Iran’s threat to block the strait has already sent shock waves through trade and transport sectors, with broader consequences expected if the regime follows through