As Washington investigates a top-secret document leak regarding Israel's retaliation plans to Iran’s recent aerial attack, questions have emerged over whether it was the result of a security breach or an Iran-backed cyberattack.
In recent weeks, the rising tensions between the Islamic Republic and Israel, along with the increasing likelihood of an Israeli military strike, have had negative impacts on Iran's economy.
In response to President Biden's claim of knowing when and how Israel will respond, Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi stated that anyone aware of the timing and manner of an Israeli attack on Iran must be held accountable.
Amichai Stein, a journalist with Israel's Public broadcaster Kan news, joined ‘Eye for Iran’ to discuss the impact of Yahya Sinwar’s death and what it means for the fate of the hostages and the Middle East going forward.
Iran's Supreme Leader offered his condolences and vowed continued support for anti-Israel forces, nearly two days after Israel announced the death of Hamas military leader Yahya Sinwar.
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has departed for Jordan, advancing his Middle East tour to rally support among regional countries as Tehran braces for a promised Israeli retaliatory strike.
Israeli security services have arrested a Russian-Israeli citizen for being part of an Iran-backed assassination plot targeting a senior scientist for $100,000, the second in just three days.
Israel appears closer to showing its hand on how and when it will strike back at Iran as as a critical US election looms, Jewish holidays wrap up and US-Israeli diplomacy accelerates.
A Lebanese Shia, now seeking refuge in Canada after escaping Hezbollah indoctrination and surviving an assassination attempt by the Iran-backed group, has shared insider knowledge of Hezbollah's operations with Iran International.
A fire that broke out in the Shadabad iron market in Tehran on Saturday and left four people killed and seven others injured was allegedly at a location linked to Iran’s nuclear industry, according to Israeli intelligence research center Intelli Times.
Amid the escalating conflict in Lebanon, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu emphasized in a speech on Sunday that Israel's battle is not with the Lebanese people, but with Iran.
NBC reported that US officials believe Israel has focused its potential retaliation for Iran's recent ballistic missile barrage on military and energy infrastructure targets.
The prospect of an Israeli attack on Iran has sparked new tensions within Iran’s opposition. Over 360 leftists, woke activists, and former Islamist/religious-nationalist figures have issued a statement titled "No to war, no to the Islamic Republic."