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Israel Postures for Iran War Renewal as Trump Gives Tehran Days, Not Weeks
Israel is preparing to renew the Iran war as Trump warns Tehran has only days, not weeks, to deliver a credible deal. Cabinet meetings, a postponed trial hearing, and US military briefings point to a narrow window.
Iran Deal Trump Can Get Is No Better Than Obama's JCPOA, Israeli Analysts Warn
Israeli analysts warn that the framework Trump is negotiating with Iran is largely a refresh of the 2015 JCPOA Obama deal, leaving Israel exposed to a future-armed Tehran and forcing tough choices on Jerusalem.
USS Gerald R. Ford Returns Home After Historic 326-Day Iran War Deployment
The world's most advanced aircraft carrier docked at Norfolk after 326 days at sea, the longest deployment for any U.S. carrier in 50 years, anchoring combat operations against Iran and the capture of Venezuela's Maduro.
IDF Kills Hamas Gaza Chief Izz al-Din al-Haddad, Last Surviving Architect of October 7
Israel confirmed it killed Izz al-Din al-Haddad, the head of Hamas in Gaza and the last of the October 7 architects still alive in the Strip, in a precise airstrike on Gaza City.
How Hezbollah Turned Southern Lebanon Into a Fortress of Hidden Bases
Hezbollah embedded weapons in mosques, schools, and homes across 100+ Lebanese villages. Here's how Israel mapped the network and what it means for regional security.
Golden Dome's $1.2 Trillion Price Tag Explained
The CBO estimates Golden Dome will cost $1.2 trillion over 20 years. What the number means for U.S. missile defense and Israeli technology.
Operation Cast Lead: Israel's 22-Day Campaign to Stop Hamas Rocket Fire
Operation Cast Lead was Israel's 22-day military campaign in Gaza from December 2008 to January 2009, aimed at stopping years of Hamas rocket attacks on Israeli civilians.
Gilad Shalit: Captivity and Prisoner Exchange
Gilad Shalit spent five years in Hamas captivity before Israel agreed to release 1,027 prisoners to bring him home. The exchange reshaped how Israel handles captured soldiers.
Israel's October 7 Tribunal Law Moves Forward
Israeli lawmakers are passing a bipartisan bill creating a special military tribunal to try roughly 300 captured October 7 invaders, with backers comparing it to the 1961 Eichmann trial.
IRGC Navy Threatens 'Heavy Attack' on US Assets as Hormuz Blockade Tightens
Iran's IRGC Navy threatens 'heavy assault' on American forces in the Persian Gulf after US destroyers disabled four Iranian tankers since April. The escalation validates Israel's case for sustained pressure.
US Sanctions Target Iran Enablers Globally
The US has imposed fresh sanctions on 11 entities and three individuals in Iran, China, Belarus, and the UAE for supplying satellite imagery, weapons, and missile materials to Tehran's military.
Iran's IRGC World Cup Standoff: Tehran's 10 Demands Test 2026 Tournament Security
Iran's football federation says its team will play in the 2026 World Cup, but only if the US, Canada, and Mexico admit officials linked to the IRGC, a designated terror group.