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Iranian authorities hung a giant billboard in "Palestine Square" in central Tehran following the selection of Khalil al-Hayya as Hamas’s new political bureau chief. The image shows al-Hayya alongside Sinwar and Haniyeh. In his first interview, al-Hayya said: "We will continue on the path of the martyrs."

A senior Israeli security source describes an unusual and volatile picture at the top of Iran’s ruling system, as new details emerge about alleged Iranian revenge plans targeting Israel.

The U.S. launched a new wave of strikes targeting military sites across Iran, including the Tehran area, while Iran claimed retaliatory attacks on American bases in the Gulf. President Donald Trump says Iran will be "defeated soon" as the conflict intensifies.

A Lebanese report claims Hezbollah is preparing for military escalation against Israel while Israeli and Lebanese officials continue negotiations in Rome.

The U.S. military carried out another five-hour wave of strikes targeting Iranian military infrastructure, while Iran retaliated with missile and drone attacks on Bahrain, the UAE, Jordan, and U.S. assets, escalating tensions across the Middle East

In remarks following the latest strikes on Iran, President Donald Trump said the United States plans to control the Strait of Hormuz and charge ships for passage, prompting a sharp response and military warning from Tehran

Iran’s regime says it is beginning legal proceedings against the governments of Israel and the United States over “the killing of Ali Khamenei.”

President Donald Trump said Iran requested an official meeting in Doha as soon as tomorrow. In Tehran, officials pushed back: "The technical meetings of the working groups are not scheduled for this week."

Amid the exchange of fire between Washington and Tehran, President Donald Trump said that "the Iranian military is in total disarray, the bully of the Middle East is dead!" In a follow-up interview with Fox News, he escalated his tone: "I am close to ordering additional strikes in Iran."

In a wide-ranging interview with NBC, President Donald Trump addressed the stalled negotiations with Iran and said the U.S. is prepared to keep up military pressure if no agreement is reached.

According to the "Wall Street Journal," Mossad Director Dadi Barnea visited the United Arab Emirates at least twice to coordinate against the Iranian threat. Just yesterday, the U.S. ambassador to Israel, Mike Huckabee, confirmed that Israel deployed "Iron Dome" systems and troops in the country to help counter Iranian attacks.

Officials involved in the talks tell CNN that Trump’s patience is wearing thin over the continued closure of the Strait of Hormuz. The president is weighing military steps as his team splits between ramping up pressure and giving diplomacy a fair chance.

With talks stalled, Iran has hardened its stance, preparing civilian shelters and warning of a forceful response as tensions rise over the Strait of Hormuz and seized vessels.

Islamabad is prepped for another round, but Iran hasn’t confirmed it will show up—while leaders warn they’ve "prepared new cards on the battlefield" and Washington readies its team.

Dedi Barnea responds to reports claiming the agency misled U.S. President Donald Trump into thinking Iran’s regime would collapse in the war’s opening days, and says Mossad operated in the heart of Tehran and delivered precise intelligence to the Israeli Air Force.

MDA says a man died after being trapped in his car by an anti-tank missile fired from Lebanon. Repeated launches from Iran triggered sirens across the country, with interceptions and falling debris, as the IDF began a wave of strikes in Tehran.

Iran and Russia denounce the strike as a breach of international law; the IDF details overnight raids on missile-production sites in Tehran; Defense Minister Israel Katz vows the campaign will intensify.