Axios noted that Trump made no new military threats and voiced no frustration over Iran’s delay of an announcement on reopening the Strait of Hormuz.

Trump's detractors do exactly what he did in a 2019 tweet by exaggerating the cost of the war and dismissing its results as not worth a candle.

The assumption that the National Committee for the Administration of Gaza or ISF would be able to prevent terrorists from regaining control over the stored weapons is totally misleading.

Tehran rejected the latest U.S. proposal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, insisting the strategic waterway will remain closed until the war ends completely.

Asked whether he had set a deadline for Tehran to reach a deal, Trump declined to answer directly.

'We're going to beat the f---ing s--- out of them,' Trump warned.

Political upheaval, or even a violent overthrow of the monarchy, could one day place uranium enrichment facilities, nuclear scientists, and weapons-grade materials into the hands of Islamist terrorists.

Netanyahu’s previous trip to Washington took place in February, two weeks before the joint U.S.-Israeli attack on Iran known as 'Operation Roaring Lion/Epic Fury.'

Netanyahu is expected to meet Trump at the White House on Tuesday.

Officials assessed that had Washington launched the anticipated attack, there was a high likelihood Israel would have joined the fighting.

Iran's pattern is clear: escalate, absorb strikes, then call for talks by mediators from Qatar, Oman, Pakistan, or other Muslim Brotherhood allies that are trying to buy Iran time.

The threats come as Trump says he is nearing a decision on whether to dramatically escalate the campaign.