The United States and Israel said they were working together to ensure Iran faces a harsh comeuppance for its attack on the Jewish state with some 200 ballistic missiles on Tuesday, in an unprecedented salvo the US helped fend off.
At least six people including a local Revolutionary Guards commander were killed and several others were injured in a series of attacks on Tuesday in Iran’s Sistan-Baluchestan province.
Jews in Iran are being pressured by the authorities to publicly mourn the death of Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah, known for his antisemitic ideology.
New data from the Central Bank of Iran reveals that the average price per square meter of housing in Tehran hit 885 million rials (around $1,500) last month, leaving over half of renters with little hope of ever buying a home due to low income levels.
After days of speculation, Israel’s military confirmed on Tuesday that it has begun “limited, localized and targeted raids against Hezbollah terror targets in the border area of southern Lebanon”.
Iran could face serious ramifications if it chooses direct military action against Israel, US Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin said on Monday after giving the green light for Israel's ground operations into south Lebanon.
Up to a quarter of the Caspian Sea's water levels may dry up within the next 20 years, an Iranian government official has warned.
Supporters of rival factions in Iran have taken to social media to make allegations of Israeli ‘infiltration’ and espionage against each other in the wake of Israel’s recent deadly operations.
After weeks of increasingly devastating blows meted out by Israel against Iran's armed allies in the region, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday directly addressed the Iranian people to predict the nigh downfall of their rulers.
Iranian security forces have arrested Abolfazl Ghadiani, a former revolutionary who has become an outspoken critic of Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei.
Iran will not deploy forces to Lebanon or Gaza but vowed an unspecified response to Israel following its assassination of the leader of Iran-backed Hezbollah, a foreign ministry spokesman said on Monday.
Israel's domestic intelligence agency Shin Bet on Monday accused Iran of being behind a sharp rise in attempts to recruit Israeli citizens to kill senior officials.
Last week, exiled Iranian Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi outlined his vision for a prosperous Iran post-revolution, but it requires further refinement and expansion to address key aspects of the country's political economy.
After three failed attempts in 2006, Israel successfully assassinated the elusive Hezbollah leader through the efforts of Unit 8200 and the Intelligence Directorate (Aman), following a major shift in tactics, according to reports.
During President Masoud Pezeshkian's recent UN visit, the University of Chicago repatriated another collection of millennia-old clay tablets, originally loaned from Iran in the 1930s.
A hardline newspaper in Tehran has raised the issue of President Joe Biden becoming a “legitimate” target after he leaves office, due to the US role in the Israeli plot to assassinate “leaders of the resistance.”
Hashem Safieddine, a prominent figure in Hezbollah's leadership, has been named by the group's executive council as the successor to Hassan Nasrallah as Secretary General, according to sources cited by Al-Arabiya on Sunday.
With the world now looking ahead to a future for Lebanon and the Middle East without long-time Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah, many are hopeful for a brighter outlook for the country and the region.
Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah's death has sparked reactions across Iran's government-controlled press, with conservative, hardline, and reformist newspapers offering their differing perspectives.
A Lebanese security source says an Iranian informant tipped off Israel about the whereabouts of Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah before his assassination Friday.
A conservative politician and several centrist figures have publicly offered key advice to President Pezeshkian, raising questions about why it was shared in the media rather than in private discussions.