Arbitration proceedings over an Iranian stake in an oil partnership, which Israel refuses to comply with, have been for decades the only official channel of contact between the two Mideast rivals
Thousands flocked from Tehran's synagogues to protests, led by their rabbis. Jewish delegates met with Khomeini to express support for his struggle. A groundbreaking study sheds light on the life of Iranian Jews, their complex view of Zionism and their surprising stance on the Islamic Revolution
With business ties to Iran stretching back over a century, the emirate of Dubai, 150 km (100 miles) across the Gulf, has long been one of Iran's main links to the outside world
Iranian Defense Minister Amir Hatami said, 'The surface-to-surface missile, called martyr Qassem Soleimani, has a range of 1,400 km'
Yet it won't help its conflict with the Palestinians, and won't absolve it of responsibility for the occupation
Announcement comes after five suspected spies were recently arrested in Iran, including officials in the Foreign and Defense Ministries as well as the country's nuclear agency, according to Justice Ministry Spokesperson
One man was accused of sharing information on 'nuclear and missile projects' with Israel and the German intelligence service
Israeli army confirms airstrikes in southern Syria, which state media says led to material damage only
Defense officials say foiled attempt to plant explosives could have been response to a series of airstrikes in Syria attributed to Israel
Haaretz critic called the new Israeli series 'better than 'Fauda.'' Then she watched the rest of the season. In short: The more complicated things get, the less credible they become
Despite severe economic crisis tearing Lebanon apart, Nasrallah is still committed to retaliate the death of one of Hezbollah's fighters in Syria
Prime minister and Defense Minister Gantz issue warning to Hezbollah and Lebanon after reported attempt by Iran-backed organization to infiltrate Israel, which the group denies
After initially saying that a single Israeli jet came near the plane, the IRIB news agency quotes the Iranian pilot as saying there were two jets that identified themselves as American
In recent weeks Iran has apparently attempted a number of cyberattacks against Israel after it targeted its water infrastructure facilities in April
A draft cooperation agreement with Iran would give the Chinese an important foothold in the region, and could even affect the Israeli and American front against Iran’s nuke program
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Coronavirus, elections and international pressure, combined with a narrowing 'breakout time' under which Iran could assemble a nuclear bomb all create uncertainty in a region on the brink of conflict
Iran aims to entrench its deployment of missiles around us and is avoiding creating tension before the job is done. Meanwhile, Israel's army and citizens are totally unprepared for this looming existential threat
Some experts say that the new approach may push Iran to advance its nuclear program using underground facilities, making it harder to monitor its development
An examination of the more distant and recent past are necessary to understand the series of explosions that have rocked Iran in recent days
It's unclear if the explosion and other incidents that occurred in Iran over the past week were connected, but there is pressure mounting on Iran to respond. In the meantime, Israel is keeping quiet on whether it was responsible
Following a suspected Iran attack on a water-treatment facility, a mapping project reveals 188 vulnerabilities in controllers
Former defense minister turned opposition figure says everyone knows the identity of the New York Times source who said Israel planted a bomb at an Iranian nuclear site
Israel had planted a bomb at the site, intelligence official tells the NYT
They're still assessing the damage to the nuclear facility, but Iran is already blaming Israel. They may try to retaliate
Iranian officials tell Reuters Israel could be behind 'incident,' but offer no evidence ■ Iran's top security body says cause of fire at nuclear site had been determined, but is being withheld 'due to security considerations'
We took a trip along the route of the pipeline built decades ago with our one-time Iranian friends, surrounded by beautiful, untamed trails in the land of craters
The multiple, different claims by a self-described group called the 'Cheetahs of the Homeland' included language used by several exiled Iranian opposition organizations
'We present a different, pleasant side of Iran, which no Western series has ever shown,' says Moshe Zonder, the creator of 'Tehran'