Iranian Regime

Strike in Tehran kills Ismail Khatib as Israel authorizes the military to eliminate senior terror leaders without waiting for approval

Israeli officials say Ali Larijani and Basij chief Gholam Reza Soleimani were targeted in wave of overnight strikes that also killed Islamic Jihad leader Akram al-Ajouri

ADL warns demonstrations promoted terrorism and antisemitic rhetoric as protesters praised Iran and invoked blood libel claims against Jews

Statement read on Iranian state television threatens Hormuz closure, warns Gulf states over U.S. bases, and urges turnout for Quds Day rallies

His rise with backing from the Revolutionary Guards suggests Iran may take a more aggressive military approach and deepen confrontation with Israel and the West

Strikes on Tehran fuel depots signal a shift from targeting weapons to hitting the systems that fuel and finance Iran’s military

Officials say planning goes beyond nuclear sites as Trump says regime change “seems like that would be the best thing that could happen”

State-organized Tehran rally features coffins of US commanders, Trump effigy, chants of “death to America,” and renewed insistence that missiles are not negotiable

Iranian state media say at least three figures were detained over alleged anti-constitutional activity and “in cooperation with the United States and Israel”

Beyond the headlines lies a reality of cruelty and resistance. Dr. Thamar Eilam Gindin reveals why the wall of fear is cracking and why the regime, not Israel, is seen as the real enemy.

WSJ reports regime preparations for unrest as U.S. and allied forces expand regional missile defenses

Tehran decentralizes power, warns of regional retaliation, and coordinates with allies as officials brace for possible military confrontation

TIME reports that tens of thousands may have been killed during two days of unrest, as Iran enters the week facing rising US military pressure

Unusual military moves fueled expectations of immediate action, but uncertainty, mixed signals, and unresolved decisions have tempered the strike option

Rights groups raise casualty figures, execution reports surface, hospitals warn of overload, and banks close as pressure on the regime intensifies