The U.S. President said there may be a "substantial chance" for negotiations with Iran, following reports that his Mideast envoy, Steve Witkoff, has held several calls with Iran's foreign minister since the Israel-Iran conflict began
While proponents of U.S. strikes in Iran are convincing Trump that America could launch a limited intervention on behalf of Israel without a full-blown 'forever war,' some in MAGA warn that the risk of regime collapse in Tehran would
As attention shifts to Iran, social worker Adi Bashiri warns that families of the 53 remaining Israeli hostages, including 17 from Eshkol regional council, are being sidelined. 'Every day in captivity is an existential threat to life'
President Trump appears to be following events between Israel and Iran rather than shaping them, leaving Jerusalem to dictate the pace and objectives of the war. A regional escalation may force him to draw a red line
Even among Jews who consider themselves left-wing, a majority – 57 percent – supports the attack on Iran. But the majority of Israeli Arabs surveyed saw Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's motives in a whole different light
A Palestinian source said that Hamas is aware of the pressure to advance in negotiations due to Israel's success in the campaign against Iran, but they will agree to a deal only if it leads to an end of the war in Gaza
Trump's flippant response comes as the international community and his internally feuding political base watch with bated breath on what his next moves will be – prioritizing revived diplomatic efforts, or joining Israel's bombing campaign against Iran
Udi Goren, the cousin of Tal Haimi, whose body is being held in Gaza, admires what Israel has achieved so far in the war with Iran – and believes that Israel's ability to deal with Hamas will be much greater once all of the hostages are returned
Trump warned Iran that his patience is 'wearing thin' as U.S. officials weigh deeper military involvement, including the use of a 30,000-pound bomb that only American B-2 bombers can deliver
With the Israeli right riding high after the Iran strikes, Netanyahu may push to topple Tehran's regime – then reshape Israel's by advancing the judicial overhaul. To preserve the gains, it's time to slam the brakes on divisive initiatives
Iranian State TV aired images of the Hermes 900 UAV apparently armed and largely undamaged. The incident marks the first verified Israeli drone shootdown over Iran since the war began
Despite viewing Iran as Israel's most significant security threat for the past two decades, the IDF was never fully prepared for a prolonged and direct war against the country
Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene and other far-right 'America First' advocates are joined by Democrats like Senators Bernie Sanders and Tim Kaine in opposing a U.S. strike on Iran through legislation
Amid the Iran war and with no way to effectively protest due to emergency measures, hostage families fight to stay in the spotlight. 'Netanyahu shifted focus to buy time and left us helpless,' says Yehuda Cohen, father of a kidnapped soldier
Israel's long-standing policy of targeted killings has failed to force Hamas to release the hostages and end the Gaza war. Like Russian dolls, new leaders keep emerging. What makes Israel think it will be any different in Iran?
The 'Solidarity of Iran rally' was organized by the socialist pro-Palestine Bronx Anti-Iran coalition, which called for support for "the brave Iranian and Palestinian people."
Despite a dazzling start to its campaign against Iran, Israel's military moves are far from over. A war of attrition is a dangerous scenario, but Trump still has the ability to completely change the balance of power
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu often speaks of 'historical changes that will be talked about for generations' – and his real ambitions for this war against Iran certainly fit the description