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Defense Minister Katz says the IDF was 'instructed and understands' that Iran's Supreme Leader must not survive the war, days after U.S. President Trump claimed he knows Khamenei's location but won't kill him 'for now'

Called Predatory Sparrow, the group claims that it has paralyzed a bank that has helped to channel funds to Iran's nuclear program

Iran's strike on Tel Aviv Monday night left behind a neighborhood of ruined buildings and a shattered sense of security – but one tree became an unlikely symbol of hope

The IDF said Iran's armed forces used the state media center for 'military activity,' without specifying what kind. Earlier, in an unprecedented move, the IDF called on residents living near the broadcaster's compound in Tehran to evacuate

In an interview with Fox News, PM Netanyahu said that if Iran obtains nuclear weapons, it would pass them to the Houthis and other proxies, causing 'nuclear terrorism on a global scale.' He added that Israel has 'a few rabbits up its sleeve' for hitting Iran's nuclear sites without U.S. bunker-buster bombs

The new report looks at Iran's "extensive and sophisticated" network in the UK, detailing the specific institutions and individuals responsible for "advancing its agenda."

Reports say the explosion took place at a chemical materials facility located in the port area. A spokesperson for Iran's government stated that authorities believe chemicals likely triggered the explosion

The U.S. special envoy contradicted his Monday statement that the U.S. is not interested in dismantling Iran's nuclear capabilities. Witkoff's previous position resembled the 2015 nuclear deal, which enabled Iran to continue to enrich uranium up to a level of 3.67

The U.S. Treasury said it imposed sanctions on five Iran-based entities and one person based in Iran for their support of Iran's nuclear program with the aim of denying Tehran a nuclear weapon

Iran's highest ranking general in Syria said in a recent speech that Tehran's ties with the Syrian leader became tense because he wouldn't allow militias in the country to attack Israel after the Oct. 7 attack, according to The New York Times

  Business magnate Elon Musk engaged in a confidential hour-long meeting with Iran's ambassador to the United Nations at an undisclosed New York location, The New York Times reported Thursday night. The revelation comes as Tehran shows signs of potential diplomatic realignment with a future Trump administration. A Foreign Ministry official in Tehran disclosed details […]

  X, the social media platform formerly known as Twitter, suspended a new Hebrew-language account associated with Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei on Monday, amid heightened tensions between Iran and Israel. The account, which appeared briefly on Sunday, was suspended by early Monday with a notification stating: "X suspends accounts which violate the X Rules." […]

Key Western nations see a strike on Iran as likely inevitable but believe Israel has yet to finalize the attack's details. The U.S. worries that targeting Iran's oil reserves could boost energy prices and spark a regional war, especially with the presidential election approaching

Iran's firing on Israel violated a strategic principle, after Nasrallah miscalculated in managing his conflict with Israel

Part of the Jewish delegation that sat with President Masoud Pezeshkian in New York, Penn State professor Lior Sternfeld tells Haaretz that being in the room with Iran's president was an opportunity he couldn't miss

'Unifying the front' with Gaza was meant to give Hezbollah's leader leverage over Israel. Now, his every move impacts Iran's regional standing

  Iran conducted missile launch tests in August as part of its preparations to attack Israel in response to the assassination of Ismail Haniyeh. This was revealed on Tuesday by a Western security source involved in efforts to block Iran's revenge plans. The Western source explained that Iran decided to perform the tests before the […]

The militias that make up the 'unity of fronts' are different groups with independent goals, some of which are making it clear that their obedience to Tehran is not automatic and that they may even carry out operations that conflict with Iran's interests. The Houthis, for example, may be the most complex Iranian proxy to control

Iran's president reportedly trying to dissuade generals from striking Tel Aviv ■ Israel says it will send a negotiating team to Doha or Cairo on August 15 to finalize deal ■ IDF says it launched a ground operation in area of south Gaza's Khan Yunis ■ CENTCOM head held situation assessments with Israeli defense officials ■ Here's what you need to know 308 days into the war

The Hamas leader came to Tehran to attend the inauguration of Iran's new President Masoud Pezeshkian. He was killed in an airstrike that hit a residence he uses in Tehran