Revolutionary Guards missile units would hit targets in Israel 'within 7 minutes of an attack,' then follow up with 2nd wave of rockets, according to state television video

Editor David Horovitz and political correspondent Tal Schneider discuss the legislation and the political players, as well as a former Mossad official's comments on Iran

Jordan set to host 'Baghdad II' conference, bringing together Iraq, France and main players in Mideast, including rivals Iran and Saudi Arabia, in effort to defuse tensions

Tehran's atomic agency chief hopes to make 'effective progress' with IAEA on nuclear material found in 3 undeclared sites

Defendants also charged with 'corruption on earth' over 2020 assassination of Mohsen Fakhrizadeh, who Jerusalem had accused of leading Iranian efforts to develop atomic bomb

International Atomic Energy Agency warns 'this has consequences' and calls for inspections as watchdog remains at odds with Tehran

While previous intel assessments said Iran would need 2 years to assemble weapon, NYT finds growing gaps in West's knowledge of Tehran's progress, particularly at Fordo site

Tehran also claims to build new centrifuges, says moves are retaliation for international resolution criticizing its lack of cooperation with UN nuclear agency

US readout says Jake Sullivan, Aviv Kohavi discussed taking steps to de-escalate security situation beyond Green Line while former stresses support for 2-state solution

Tehran accuses UN atomic energy agency and Western countries of trying to exert 'maximum pressure' amid two months of nationwide protests in the Islamic Republic