Israel is preparing for the possibility that Washington could authorize a strike on Iran’s ballistic missile capabilities, ...

The Israeli prime minister met with U.S. President Trump to spell out his major concerns about making a deal with Iran.

Satellite images show that Iran has been reinforcing key military and nuclear facilities, including sites struck by the US and Israel last year, as possible war looms between Tehran and Washington.

The U.S. is moving additional military assets to the region while Israeli Home Front Command is preparing civilian infrastructure ...

Former Israeli Navy chief V.-Adm. (res.) Eliezer Marom also warned that Israel may have to attack Iran due to growing missile threats and stalled nuclear talks.

President Trump has given no indication that he has made a decision about how to proceed, as diplomatic talks continue.

The Trump administration is rapidly approaching a potential military confrontation with Iran that could erupt sooner, and on a larger scale, than many Americans currently expect, sources familiar with ...

US-brokered talks between Ukrainian and Russian delegations ended today in Geneva. In DC, the partial government shutdown continues as both parties remain deadlocked over DHS funding. Follow for live ...

The Maritime Security Belt 2026 exercise comes as the U.S. is flowing forces to the Middle East ahead of a possible attack on Iran.

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