‘Operations to destroy Iranian capabilities will continue,’ Aviv Kohavi says; outgoing intel chief: Islamic Republic is stable but history shows ‘what becomes of such dark regimes’

Iranian atomic agency chief tells IAEA that Karaj site was 'severely damaged' in June attack that Tehran previously said it thwarted

There were many encouraging signs from Yair Lapid's trip to Manama Thursday, but the tripartite display of unity at the US Fifth Fleet base is what Tehran will notice

For perhaps 3 years after the JCPOA was inked, Israel essentially discarded its operational planning and capability to decimate Iran's nuclear facilities. That's all changed now

German-Iranian instructor at university in Trondheim accused of giving guest researchers access to 'knowledge that could be useful to Iran’s nuclear program'

In first address to General Assembly, PM says Israel 'pioneered' COVID booster shots, hails his government as model for 'debate without hate'; no mention of Palestinians

Meeting with senior Gulf officials in New York ahead of UN speech, prime minister promises stability and continuity in relations; UAE expects trade to top $1 billion this year

UN agency confirms inspectors turned away when they try to replace surveillance equipment at Karaj centrifuge assembly facility

PM will warn at UN that world at a ‘critical stage in the Iranian nuclear program’; adviser says Israel’s ties with world ‘multi-faceted,’ mustn’t be defined by Palestinian issue

Safe in a command center thousands of miles away, Israeli team reportedly used AI-powered weapon built into abandoned-looking vehicle to take out Mohsen Fakhrizadeh last November