Iran

White House messaging, reported U.S. aircraft activity, and Pentagon briefings as Tehran warns of retaliation

President briefed on strike options against Iranian security forces as commanders warn of regional retaliation risks

Security consultations intensify after Netanyahu speaks with Rubio, as Tehran warns Israel would be targeted if Washington launches military action

Trump warns the regime against killing civilians, saying the United States “stands ready to help”

With internet and phone lines cut, conflicting casualty figures emerge, hospitals report crisis conditions, and Tehran threatens death penalties for demonstrators

Overnight clashes spread across multiple provinces, Kurdish regions see heavy fire, and Iranian officials blame the U.S. as deaths and arrests mount

State media says execution follows Mossad espionage conviction, as Tehran tightens judicial and security measures after June’s war

Disguised at times as a sheikh, Rabbi Yisrael Meir Gabay recounts his daring journeys through hostile Muslim countries, admitting, “I’m not even sure I should be telling this story.”

Demonstrations expand to 250 locations as Iran’s economy continues to collapse

Atarah Elkaim recalls a terrifying moment that forever changed everything: the seconds that saved her family from disaster, their overwhelming challenges with a destroyed home, and their unwavering hope for the future.

Under the noses of the Iranian regime, former Revolutionary Guards officer Roni Insaz saved Jewish lives by destroying legal charges against them. "If I had been caught, I would have been executed in two days."

Security services say suspect carried out live-filmed intelligence tasks under Iranian guidance, part of a broader effort to target the former prime minister

Demonstrations enter second week with internet shutdowns, rising casualty reports, and heightened military activity

Senior Iranian officials privately acknowledge deepening crisis as unrest spreads nationwide, economic pressure mounts, and US and Israeli warnings intensify pressure on Tehran

President describes helicopter raid, threatens second strikes, and warns Iran it will “get hit very hard” if protesters are killed

At least three people were killed as protests entered a fifth day, with fresh civilian deaths reported during clashes on Thursday

Demonstrations sparked by currency collapse widen nationwide, drawing in university students as authorities deploy force, deny a reported death, and warn of decisive legal action

Sources say indirect exchanges via Moscow aimed only to manage tensions, with Tehran stressing there was no ceasefire, coordination, or binding agreement

Truck drivers and merchants join protests as Tehran shuts down under an energy crisis, economic collapse and mounting pressure on the regime

During a visit to Israel, Sen. Lindsey Graham says Iran’s missile buildup now rivals its nuclear program as a top strategic threat