TV network cites Israeli security officials warning that revived agreement won't take into account the nuclear gains Tehran has made since Trump withdrew from the accord in 2018

Supreme leader insists nuclear research is for peaceful purposes to produce energy; senior Iranian negotiator at Vienna talks says parties are 'closer than ever'

Nasrallah reportedly left secure Beirut bunker to visit Tehran, where Iranians told him they expect his Lebanese terror group to respond militarily if Israel hits their facilities

But top Iranian security official accuses Western negotiators of pretending to come up with initiatives to avoid agreeing to any obligations

Crowds wave Iranian flags, chant slogans and carry placards that read 'Death to America' and 'Death to Israel' as they celebrate uprising that ousted Western-backed monarchy

Senator says Iran can break out to a bomb within 60 days after attending 'sobering and shocking' briefing with diplomats, but Republicans say Biden too desperate for bad agreement

Premier's office says conversation also addresses US killing of Islamic State leader and Russia-Ukraine conflict; Bennett re-invites president to visit Israel

Bennett's comments come as the Vienna talks aimed at salvaging the moribund 2015 accord enter a critical phase

Israel yet to officially respond to move by US, but sources tell Haaretz that relief on Tehran's civil atomic program is technical step, not a sign of progress in nuclear talks

'It is better to have a distance of a few months and not just weeks,' US sources quoted as saying; 2015 pact envisioned Tehran would need a year to amass enough material for bomb