When Israel launched a lightening attack on Iran’s military and nuclear sites on June 13, it kickstarted a conflict dubbed the “12-day war” by US President Donald Trump. Although the whirlwind

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who is expected to meet United States President Donald Trump later this month on December 29, is expected to brief the latter on Iran's alleged expansion of its ballistic missile program and why it is necessary to take action against that threat, reported NBC news citing sources on Saturday.

Another Israel-Iran war is “only a matter of time,” according to a report by The New York Times, which says Iran still has a stockpile of enriched uranium and is racing to build thousands of missiles. The piece, published Sunday, casts doubt on the ...

As 2025 draws to a close, the Israel-Iran war stands out as one of the most dangerous flashpoints of the year. What began as shadow warfare spilled into direct strikes, with Israel hitting Iranian military and nuclear-linked sites,

From India-Pakistan tensions to the Israel-Iran war, explore the major global conflicts of 2025 that reshaped the world order.

new video loaded: Israel, Iran — and the Family Killed in the Crossfire transcript In June, Israel attacked Iran’s nuclear facilities, defense systems and top military officials. Iran’s retaliation included ballistic missiles that struck major cities ...

IRAN has declared “total war” against Europe, the US and Israel as it looks to rebuild its nuclear arsenal while strengthening ties with Hamas. The rogue nation’s president

As Netanyahu prepares to meet Trump, Israel is pushing to shift U.S. attention from Iran’s damaged nuclear program to what it sees as a more immediate and existential threat: Tehran’s expanding ballistic missile capabilities.