A dictatorial regime that publicly tolerates calls for the assassination of the president of the United States cannot be treated as just another difficult adversary.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu urged American Jews and the Jewish Diaspora to stand up for truth and not cower in fear, saying respect is given to those who respect themselves.
When Armenian customs agents intercepted more than 160 kilograms of women's hair being smuggled out of Iran, it raised deeply troubling questions about where the hair came from.
Dozens of protesters against the Iranian regime gathered outside Iran's World Cup game in Los Angeles, holding banners bearing the faces of demonstrators murdered by the regime in late January.
Reacting to the emerging US-Iran agreement, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reaffirmed his commitment to prevent the Islamic Republic from ever obtaining a nuclear weapon.
Here is the truth: no signing ceremony changes, and it carries no insult to the campaign: no agreement, not this one and not a better one, can permanently guarantee that Iran never builds a bomb.
Marty Freed, a Jewish American avionics expert and engineer who worked on fighter jets and the B-2 bomber program, expresses how proud he is to have helped protect Israel.
The relationship between Jerusalem and Washington is too close, too strategic, and too deeply integrated for either side to imagine that Hezbollah’s aggression should go unanswered.
Since the project began in 2022, it is only the second confirmed visual sighting of the species in Israeli waters and the fifth acoustic detection overall.
Prime Minister Netanyahu issued a statement following several rounds of exchanges with the Iranian regime, saying Israel successfully decoupled the Hezbollah issue from Iran and confirming that Israel will continue defending itself.
The truce touted by Trump will not end any of those wars, none of which is likely to end unless Iran breaks with Khomeinism and chooses another trajectory.
At different moments, he warned of devastating consequences for Iran, then hours later claimed the regime was ready to negotiate and desperate for a deal.
The brave Iranian people represent millions of 'boots on the ground'—if only they would have the means to defend themselves to shift the balance of power.
Inside Iran, the regime presents even symbolic contacts with major Western leaders as evidence that powerful countries are appealing to Tehran and acknowledging its importance.
The UAE, a financial center and shipping hub, was especially targeted as part of Iran’s strategy to pressure the United States through economic and global trade disruption.
Dr. Michael Gurevich, one of the surgeons who treated the child, said that the case was a 'complex, multi-system injury with immediate life-threatening risk.'
The idea that Iran's beleaguered people will suddenly, somehow, with no weapons whatsoever, magically rise up and take back their country from a regime armed to the teeth and with a rich record of mass murder is beyond delusional.
Iran’s government said on Saturday that it had reimposed 'strict control' over the Strait of Hormuz as gunboats of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps fired on three commercial vessels.