Iran Israel war

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu delivered a brief statement to the media, stressing: "I firmly stand by our right to act against our enemies. Israel has every right to self-defense, and we are exercising that right."

After Israel and Iran announced a halt to their mutual attacks, the Home Front Command canceled the restrictions imposed last night. Schools will reopen tomorrow. In the confrontation-line communities, restrictions remain in place over concerns about fire from Lebanon.

The Iran-backed terror group in Yemen announced that ships connected to Israel will be barred from entering the Red Sea through the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, warning that vessels that ignore the demand could be targeted with missiles.

President Donald Trump wrote on Truth Social that Israel and Iran must stop exchanging fire. Yesterday, he said he planned to ask Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to avoid responding inside Iran after missiles were launched toward northern Israel.

The IDF believes the fighting with Iran could continue for several more days and may even grow into a longer campaign. Israeli officials are stressing that they will not accept Iranian attempts to impose new deterrence rules in the region.

Enemies rise up against us again and again, yet the Jewish story refuses to end in defeat

After Iranian missiles targeted Israel and the IDF struck inside Iran, Netanyahu weighs his next move under heavy U.S. pressure

CENTCOM says U.S. forces defeated Iranian missiles and drones, but Kuwait reported airport damage and injuries as fighting widens

President Donald Trump says Iran is sending positive signals about reaching a deal. At the same time, a senior official in Iran’s military command is warning that renewed war is on the horizon.

After suffering devastating losses during the war, one Israeli farmer made a remarkable pledge: every uprooted tree would be replaced by ten new ones.

The United States said it struck military targets in Iran after an American drone was shot down. Iran responded by launching missiles toward a U.S. base in Kuwait and warning against any further escalation.

Mohammad Qalibaf, who is leading Iran’s delegation in talks with the U.S., made the remarks in response to questions from reporters in Iran. According to a report in Iran, there is opposition within the regime to discussing the nuclear issue.

President Donald Trump has ordered revisions to the draft agreement taking shape with Iran, mainly on uranium enrichment and enriched nuclear material. The move has opened a new round of negotiations, even as assessments suggest the sides are close to a deal.

The war began with U.S. officials emphasizing missiles, drones, Iran’s navy and Hormuz. Now the proposed deal hinges on enriched uranium, enrichment limits and Iran’s refusal to surrender leverage

Axios reported the proposed agreement would reopen nuclear negotiations and ease tensions around Hormuz, though Trump has not yet approved it

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu held a security consultation with IDF Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir and Defense Minister ישראל כ"ץ. The IDF renewed strikes in Lebanon, and Palestinians reported a targeted killing in Gaza. A security source said, "All eyes are on Iran."

Amid rising tensions in the talks between Washington and Tehran, Rubio is taking a tough line on Iran and making clear that Israel will retain freedom of action against Hezbollah. In Tehran, officials say the U.S. has backed away from prior understandings.

Trump says an agreement is “largely negotiated,” but reported terms on Hormuz, sanctions relief and delayed nuclear talks are raising concern in Israel and among Republicans

An American report says Mahmoud Ahmadinejad was identified as a candidate to replace Iran’s leadership if the regime fell. But the plan reportedly unraveled on the very first day of the war, after he was injured in a strike.