Iran tensions are surging again, with US intel warning of a possible Israeli strike on Iran’s nuclear sites. This comes amid fragile US-Iran talks and rising proxy activity across the region.

Speaking to the media in Israel for the first time in five months, the Israeli prime minister denied reports of friction with the U.S.

A US media outlet reports that Israel may be poised to strike Iran’s nuclear sites and oil markets wince. In Washington, a Republican administration wonders if Tehran is more determined or deterred.

Ambassador Huckabee stresses in a special interview with Arutz Sheva that Iran won't get nuclear weapons, affirms Israel's right to self-defense.

Israeli leaders say the system isn’t 100% guaranteed, but credit it with preventing serious damage and countless casualties.

The comments by Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi come after multiple rounds of talks between the two nations.

Prime Minister Netanyahu holds first press conference in half a year; discusses war in Gaza, Iran, among other things.

Two Israelis arrested for spying for Iran. On Tuesday, security authorities announced the arrest of two more Israeli citizens—Roi Mizrahi and Almog Atias, both 25,