Hundreds of thousands of Iranians who fled the country following the Islamic Revolution in 1979 are sensing that this time, regime change is closer than ever amid joint military operations by Israel and the United States.
Something fundamental has changed. The aura of inevitability has been broken. The image of invulnerability has been shattered. Fear has begun to change sides.
“The strike on the headquarters is part of the current operational phase aimed at further degrading core Iranian terror regime systems and security capabilities.”
Mark Levin and Mark Dubowitz pushed back on claims that Israel dragged the U.S. into the war, arguing the conflict directly serves American national security interests.
By keeping a narrow economic lifeline open—such as continued oil exports—Washington may be attempting to prevent further escalation while preserving incentives for restraint within Iran’s political system.
The strikes targeted infrastructure at a large-scale missile site used by the Iranian regime to prepare attacks against Israel and other countries in the region, the military said.
Instead of foregrounding Larijani’s role within a regime accused of violently suppressing protests, coverage leaned into biography. Scholar. Pragmatist. A man of ideas.
Larijani helped direct Iran’s regional strategy, including the use of proxies to attack Israel, the relentless pursuit of nuclear weapons, and the rejection of diplomatic efforts that would have halted that program.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu extended a heartfelt Happy Nowruz to the Iranian people, wishing them a year of freedom from the already-weakened tyrannical regime and expressing hope for a peaceful future.
Israeli soldiers, with music blaring in the background, watch as an Iranian missile flies overhead—moments before an Israeli interceptor destroys it midair, sparking cheers from the crowd.
Even as Iran’s ballistic missile barrages on Israel decline in volume, the regime’s rising use of cluster munitions is creating a new and escalating threat.
President Isaac Herzog visited United Hatzalah headquarters in Jerusalem, where emergency calls are handled, as the organization operates at full capacity during the war.
Footage depicts communications between an American and an Israeli pilot flying to Iran during the initial wave of strikes against the regime as they tell each other to stay safe and hit hard.
AI-generated videos are flooding social media with convincing fake scenes of attacks, protests, and destruction in Israel, turning the current conflict into a dangerous information war.
Australia granted asylum to the Iranian women’s soccer team after the players remained silent during the playing of the national anthem at the Women’s Asian Cup and received death threats from the regime.
Ordinary Iranian civilians, who have been under bombardment for over a week, are revealing their feelings as they hope this military offensive will be the last and will finally enable the overthrow of the regime.
In a separate incident, two people were injured, including one seriously, when a truck driver collided with a private car on Route 5, the Trans-Samaria Highway, during a missile attack, per Magen David Adom.
For the first time in decades, truly courageous leadership has emerged in the presence of U.S. President Donald J. Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
In the early days of Operation Epic Fury, an Iranian drone struck a U.S. base in Kuwait, killing six reserve soldiers whose bodies were only recently brought back to the United States.
Scapegoating Israel and, by extension, its Jewish supporters, in this particular way is redolent of traditional antisemitic tropes about Jews of dual loyalty.
In light of the misinformation and lies circulating about Israel’s war against Iran, Opposition Leader Yair Lapid responded to some of the internet’s most outrageous claims.
Amid the thunder of missiles and the confines of bomb shelters, Israelis defiantly transformed Purim into an underground celebration of courage, costumes, and song—proving that not even war can silence their joy.