Ballistic missiles and drones 'targeted several areas' in Qatar, according to the country's Defense Ministry, and the missiles were shot down before they reached their targets
Ali Larijani – whom Khamenei designated to assume control in the event of his death – could pitch Trump a deal that trades regime survival for the strategic gains Washington seeks, arguing that overthrowing Iran's leadership risks chaos and that there is no viable alternative ready to govern
With a crippled economy and all crossings closed due to the new Iran war, Gaza's worsening cash shortage is distorting exchange rates and inflating prices. 'We live in a place where you can have money in your account and still not be able to touch it,' says one vendor
'The big wave hasn't even happened. The big one is coming soon,' Trump told CNN earlier Monday. Meanwhile, the U.S. defense secretary declined to give a timeline for the war, saying it was up to Trump to decide the length while insisting 'this is not endless war'
Samidoun condemned the joint US-Israeli attack on Iran, while SJP called on chapters to mobilize to "defend Iran’s sovereignty, and break the zionist war machine."
While a desire to see the Ayatollah regime in Iran come to an end contributed to Saturday's strike, the looming election and a set of unflattering polls also weighed heavily on the Israeli PM ■ 'The road to the polling stations runs through Washington and Tehran,' one minister said
In the Trump administration's first news briefing since Saturday's strikes against Iran, Pete Hegseth said the operation's mission was to 'destroy the missile threat' from Iran along with its navy and ensure the regime has 'no nukes,' while a top military general said that the U.S. expects to have additional losses
Nine people were killed and 60 were injured after a missile fired by Iran hit a public bomb shelter in central Israel on Sunday. 13-year-old Sarah Bitton, 15-year-old Avigail Bitton and 16-year-old Yaakov Bitton were named on Monday as the final three deceased victims of the strike
While Tasnim, an Iranian news agency linked to the Revolutionary Guards, frames Iran as defensively responding to U.S. and Israeli aggression, opposition media abroad celebrate Khamenei's death and Arab outlets question Iran's leadership
Israel fired ballistic missiles from fighter jets as part of its set of strikes on Saturday, according to The New York Times – a move that notoriously failed last September, when Israel targeted Hamas officials in Qatar but failed to kill the group's leaders
Nine people were killed and 60 injured after a missile hit a public bomb shelter in central Israel. An initial IDF investigation has found that most of the people who were inside the shelter were not killed, and that some of the victims who died were not inside it at the time the missile hit
Amazon cloud data centers in Bahrain and the United Arab Emirates are facing connectivity issues, the company said, after 'unidentified objects' struck and created sparks and fire after an apparent Iranian attack
The IDF has begun preparations for a potential airstrike and ground operation to establish a protective buffer between Hezbollah and Israel's northern communities, with 10,000 reservists called up – awaiting Israel's political leadership approval on the scale of the military operation
In an unprecedented move, Prime Minister Nawaf Salam limits Hezbollah to political activity and bans any unauthorized military action from Lebanese territory; Hezbollah says its assault avenged the killing of Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei as at least 35 are reported killed in Israeli strikes
There are roughly 100,000 Israelis stranded abroad due to the war with Iran, which prompted aviation authorities to close Israel's airspace and commercial airports early Saturday. While El Al, Air Haifa and Israir await approval from the state, Israeli airline Arkia said it was expanding rescue flights
For three years in their youth, Israeli dancer and choreographer Tamar Ben-Ami and poet Mahmoud Darwish made an impossible couple. Last week she died at 79
Embracing Netanyahu (again), appeasing Trump, cold-shouldering Tehran: Modi has overturned New Delhi's delicate balancing act between Iran and Israel. Is the prime minister gambling with India's future?
In the best case for Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, the U.S.-Israeli campaign against Tehran weakens Iran and gives rise to a Sunni axis that bolsters Riyadh; in the worst, oil fields burn and Saudi legitimacy erodes across the Arab world
The IDF intercepted missiles and drones launched from Lebanon, and said it attacked Hezbollah operatives in retaliation ■ Lebanese PM Salam condemned strikes against Israel as 'irresponsible and suspicious' ■ Lebanon's Health Ministry said 31 were killed and 149 wounded in Israeli strikes