Strategic threats do not announce that they will eventually become irreversible. But by the time nuclear capability is fully realized, prevention is no longer an option. It must be dealt with now, even if gas priices go up for a while. Opinion.
US officials say Trump is dissatisfied with Iran’s proposal, which delays nuclear talks while focusing on maritime issues first.
Sources tell CNN quiet diplomacy between the US and Iran continues, with mediators pressing for a phased agreement in coming days.
Iran reportedly sends the US a new proposal via Pakistan prioritizing Hormuz deal first, delaying nuclear talks.
Trump administration weighing thaw of Iranian assets, in exchange for stockpile of enriched uraniaum.
At Holocaust ceremony, FM Sa’ar warns Iran is a global threat and says Israel will act to prevent nuclear weapons, citing lessons of history and appeasement.
The Regime’s program calls for ‘Death to America’ and ‘Death to Israel’, which are not vapid slogans, but religious imperatives. Opinion.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says Israel has not yet completed its operations in Iran, but existential threat no longer hangs over Israel. 'Had we not launched these two operations, Iran would already have a nuclear bomb.'
IAEA chief Rafael Grossi tells PBS Frontline that Iran's new underground enrichment facility in Isfahan remains uninspected, calling it an “object of interest".
“The fox knows many things, but the hedgehog knows one big thing."-Archilochus.
The United States does not need Israel to tell it that Iran is a threat. The evidence is written in blood-American blood-spilled over decades of unprovoked aggression. Opinion.
Forty-seven people injured, including one seriously and one moderately, in direct missile strike on Dimona; Iran claims launch 'revenge' for Natanz attack.
IDF strikes strategic research and development facility utilized by the Iranian terror regime to develop nuclear weapons components.
No radioactive leak reported following US strike on Natanz nuclear facility, IAEA says.
IDF strikes Iranian regime's Taleghan compound, a central nuclear weapon development site.
When Iran can build 11 nuclear bombs in days, National Security is not a podcast debate. Op-ed.
IAEA chief Rafael Grossi says more than 200 kg of Iran’s 60% enriched uranium is believed to remain at the Isfahan tunnel complex, one of the few nuclear sites not badly damaged in June strikes.
For years, the Iranian Foreign Ministry physically bankrolled high-level strategy sessions at Vienna’s Palais Coburg, ensuring that the "independent analysts" appearing on Western television screens were reading from a script vetted by the Mullahs. And that's not all. Exposé.
The IAEA says satellite imagery shows no damage to facilities containing nuclear material in Iran and no radiation risk.
IAEA chief Rafael Grossi warns that Iran’s stockpile of near-weapons-grade uranium and limited inspector access raise serious concerns, as the agency confirms damage to Natanz.
IDF Spokesperson, Brigadier General Effie Defrin, delivers a statement at the end of the fourth day of Operation "Roaring Lion," revealing that the IAF attacked a secret facility where Iran was developing nuclear capabilities.
President Trump's envoy, Steve Witkoff, says on Fox News that Iran showed no interest in a deal to curb its missile program and nuclear ambitions.
Iran’s Ali Larijani reportedly seeks to reopen nuclear talks with the US after joint US-Israel strikes. Larijani denies the report.
With the collapse of the mullahs’ regime, a new well-trained SAVAK, helped by the CIA and Mossad, must knock down the remaining pro-regime actors, going against the world’s most ruthless Islamic terrorists. Opinion.
President Trump expresses frustration with Iran's refusal to make a more substantial deal on nuclear issues, emphasizing their lack of commitment to forgoing nuclear weapons.
New IAEA report reveals Iran has denied access to nuclear sites bombed in June, leaving key details of its uranium stockpile unverified.
VP JD Vance tells The Washington Post that potential strikes on Iran would not lead to a prolonged US war, outlines diplomatic and military options.
Navy Adm. Brad Cooper briefs President Trump on military options regarding Iran, as US-Iran talks in Geneva show progress, according to ABC News.
In a post on social media, Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi reports progress in US-Iran talks in Geneva, with technical teams set to meet in Vienna soon.
Dr. Mordechai Kedar says Iran does not feel threatened by President Trump’s remarks and argues only a clear ultimatum would deter Tehran.
Oman reports progress after Geneva talks as US and Iran prepare for consultations and technical discussions in Vienna next week.
Sen. John Fetterman expresses support for military flexibility against Iran, stating the regime is at its weakest in decades.
Senior advisers to President Trump suggest Israel strike Iran first to bolster US support for action, according to Politico. Those close to the president believe that “we’re going to bomb them".
Secretary of State Marco Rubio says Iran poses a grave threat beyond its nuclear program, citing ballistic missiles and naval capabilities ahead of US-Iran talks in Geneva.
Vice President JD Vance says the US has evidence Iran is attempting to rebuild its nuclear program, stresses Trump prefers diplomacy but retains other options.
An Arab diplomat who has reviewed key clauses in the draft Iranian proposal claims that Tehran is prepared to reduce its uranium enrichment level from 60% to below 4%.
Ahead of Geneva talks, Steve Witkoff reportedly told a private gathering the Trump administration will not accept time-limited nuclear restrictions on Iran.
Vice President says Trump prefers diplomacy but retains military options to ensure Iran does not obtain nuclear weapons ahead of talks, warning Tehran.
Ahead of Geneva talks, Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi says a deal with the US is possible if diplomacy is prioritized, reiterates Iran’s commitment to peaceful nuclear technology.
Ahead of his State of the Union address, Trump tells TV anchors that Iran wants a deal but refuses to commit to abandoning its nuclear weapons ambitions.
Iran’s deputy foreign minister warns of wider escalation if attacked by the US, following Trump’s threat over Iran’s nuclear program.
The New York Times reports that President Trump is considering a larger military strike on Iran if negotiations fail or an initial attack backfires.
In an Arutz Sheva interview while visiting Israel, Rep. Clay Higgins stresses US-Israel unity, warns Iran over compliance, and voices faith in Netanyahu and Trump.
Iranian FM Abbas Araghchi warned that his country would defend itself if attacked, but expressed optimism for fast diplomatic progress in upcoming Geneva nuclear talks.
US officials say Washington will meet Iran in Geneva Friday if Tehran delivers a detailed nuclear proposal within 48 hours.
Trump’s Middle East envoy says the President is “curious" why Iran has not agreed to a nuclear deal despite US pressure.
Axios reports that the Trump admin is considering “token" Iranian enrichment, while military options, including targeting Khamenei, are on the table.
Iranian FM Araghchi warns the US against military action, stressing diplomacy is the only path to a peaceful nuclear program, but affirms Iran's readiness for war if negotiations fail.
US Ambassador Huckabee warns Iran to accept a deal ending its nuclear program and missile development or face credible US military action, reminding them of previous strikes.
Trump criticizes Iran's leadership for its violent crackdown on protesters, revealing that 32,000 people were killed. Earlier, Trump appeared to confirm he is considering a limited military strike on Iran.
Senator John Fetterman speaks out against a potential Iran deal, calling the country a “cancer" and urging the US to take forceful action to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons.
Iran’s UN Ambassador Amir Saeid Iravani sends a letter to the Security Council condemning President Trump’s recent military threats and warning of a decisive response to any US aggression.
President Trump is reportedly weighing a limited strike on Iran to force a nuclear deal, according to The Wall Street Journal.
US Energy Secretary Chris Wright warns that the United States will prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons "one way or the other," as President Trump mulls military action.
Top US officials inform Trump the military is ready for potential strikes on Iran as early as Saturday, but the President has not yet made a final decision. US official: 90% chance of war in the coming weeks.
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian states Tehran is open to nuclear verification, insists the country is not seeking nuclear weapons.
Veteran analyst Ehud Yaari addresses the escalating tensions with Iran, asserting that Tehran is not interested in a military confrontation. "They lack a functional air force and advanced defense systems."
As renewed negotiations with the US continue, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei posted threats online, warning American military forces and rejecting limits on Iran’s missiles.
Trump stresses the importance of Geneva talks with Iran. Despite labeling Iran a "bad" negotiator, he believes Iran wants a deal to avoid serious consequences.
Iran is open to compromising on its nuclear program if the US lifts sanctions, says Deputy FM Majid Takht-Ravanchi, who stresses that the US must prove sincerity in the ongoing negotiations.
