Trump Administration
The U.S. special envoy to the Middle East is set to meet Netanyahu and IDF brass as Washington and Tehran signal a restart of nuclear negotiations.
Sen. Lindsey Graham urged Trump to back Iran’s protesters, calling the regime’s fall a potential shift as big as the Berlin Wall’s collapse.
Meanwhile, Iran conducted missile tests on Saturday.
Ali Shamkhani warns Tehran will hit “at the heart of Tel Aviv” if the U.S. launches any military action, as Trump sends carrier group to region.
“If you act as a terrorist, you should also be treated as terrorists,” top diplomat Kaja Kallas said in the wake of Tehran’s crackdown on protesters.
All military terror and offensive infrastructure will be destroyed, said Mike Waltz, U.S. ambassador to the United Nations.
As the U.S. weighs Reza Pahlavi as a figure for transition, Israeli officials warn missing the chance to topple the ayatollahs could force repeated conflict.
U.S. President Donald Trump cautioned Tehran that if it didn’t make a deal, the next attack would be far worse than “Operation Midnight Hammer.”
Rep. James Comer noted the “growing questions surrounding how Rep. Ilhan Omar and her husband built millions in wealth in such a short span.”
Top regime figures in Tehran and strategic facilities of the Islamic Republic could be in the crosshairs.
The head of the DOJ’s antisemitism task force visits the country for the first time to receive Israel’s Award of Honor.
Israeli intelligence helped prove that the mullah regime executed protesters, despite assurances President Donald Trump said he had received.
