Israel’s foremost fear remains Iran’s nuclear ambitions. Tehran insists its nuclear programme serves peaceful energy needs.

As Israel and Iran trade missile fire and airstrikes in what has now become the most direct military clash between the two in decades, the world watches with concern and, perhaps, not enough alarm. On June 13,

Hours before the strike, some insiders said they thought Israel could be rattling sabers. Trump had warned Israel not to attack, and his top envoy was due to resume diplomacy within days

On the same day that President Donald Trump claimed that the United States could get involved in the Israel-Iran conflict, U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham said the U.S

The US embassy in Tel Aviv has suffered damage after an Iranian missile struck a residential area of the city, the ambassador to Israel said. Several residential buildings were destroyed in a strike that blew out the windows of hotels and other nearby homes just a few hundred metres from the embassy branch,

Trump proposed a U.S.-brokered trade deal as a path to peace between Israel and Iran, despite rising violence, a canceled round of nuclear talks, and no sign either side is willing to negotiate.

Israel has launched its most extensive direct attack on Iranian territory to date, striking nuclear facilities and military assets, triggering a severe regional escalation with global energy implications.

Israel launched Operation Rising Lion against Iran's nuclear facilities in the early hours of Friday morning, and Newsweek maps show where airstrikes took place. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the attacks were "a targeted military operation to roll back the Iranian threat to Israel's very survival."