Dozens of Hamas and Hezbollah supporters took to the streets of Tehran on Thursday evening to celebrate the ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas that could pause fighting in Gaza and release hostages.

Dozens of people celebrated today in Tehran the ceasefire between Hamas and Israel in the Gaza Strip. Camera: ABEDIN TAHERKENAREH. [Restrictions: Spain, Latin America, or the U.S. Hispanic market]

Israel supplied Iran with centrifuge platforms containing explosives for its nuclear enrichment program in an act of sabotage.

The Israeli Prime Minister’s office confirmed that a deal has been agreed upon with Hamas to release the hostages held in Gaza. Follow for live news updates.

Israel's military has been put on high alert amid warnings that Iran could be preparing for a huge attack with Tehran thought to be preparing to strike beore Donald Trump takes office

Israel News | War News | Iran's Nuclear Plant Attack Threat Iran has made serious allegations regarding an alleged covert attack by Israel on its nuclear facility, claiming that the Israeli intelligence agency Mossad attempted to plant explosives within a centrifuge at the Natanz site.

Israeli intelligence agencies planted explosives inside equipment destined for Iran’s nuclear programme, the Islamic Republic’s vice president has said.

Iran's Vice President Mohammad Javad Zarif said Israel has succeeded in exploiting the vulnerabilities in the supply chain

With Iran's proxies weakened, vehicles with missiles, artillery parade streets, black-clad women carry rifles; Pezeshkian lauds Aoun’s election, says Lebanon unity will ‘defeat’ Israel

WSJ goes inside the operations of a U.K. unit handling distress calls from besieged vessels. Photo Illustration: Eve Hartley TEL AVIV—Over the past year, Israel’s military has proved adept at taking down threats to the country’s security. After the ...

Relations between Iran and Russia continue to warm amidst an increasingly unstable geopolitical climate. The two allies signed a cooperative agreement this week, signaling Tehran and Moscow will lean on each other more as they similarly face a slew of Western sanctions.