Tehran will not accept U.S. demands that it reverse an acceleration of its nuclear programme before Washington lifts sanctions, Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif said on Friday at a news conference in Istanbul.

New equipment to be set up at Natanz enrichment facility; Iranian official says its scientists have exceeded expected output of enriched uranium

Abu Yaser al-Issawi was reportedly killed by Iraqi security forces this week inside of Iraq; al-Issawi was considered to be responsible for the ISIS sector […]

While he is a familiar face in Israel, the Thursday visit by Gen. Kenneth McKenzie, head of US military forces

Alwiya Alwaad Alhaq said it had targeted Saudi Arabia to 'avenge' a...

Two leaders also in agreement on climate change and how to fight coronavirus; US president has indicated willingness to rejoin atomic deal, while Israel urges significant changes

FM Zarif says Tehran's 'return to the table' at stake if Washington and its allies demands new terms for lifting sanctions

Source in Rouhani's office tells Kuwaiti paper that conditions for restarting negotiations include no participation by Gulf nations in the pact

Unlike after his election victory, Israeli leaders waste no time in welcoming new US president; PM also tweets thanks to Trump 'for all the great things you have done for Israel'

While pro-Iran media claimed the explosions were caused by US airstrikes, Iraqi officials have confirmed that the incident was an ISIS attack on infrastructure.

Russian FM says if his government were given intel, it would take action so IDF wouldn't have to, following recent reports of major strikes on Iran-linked sites in eastern Syria

Rocket sirens were not activated because the rockets fell in open areas.

With US in transition, the IDF sees Tehran as less likely to retaliate, and is making hay by expanding and intensifying its air campaign against Iranian forces across the border

As Iran tensions remain high, moving Israel to CENTOM’s area of responsibility would enable Israel, the United States and Arab partners to conduct joint exercises and planning for Iran-specific threats, thereby boosting readiness, says Jonathan Ruhe, director of foreign policy at JINSA.

Few are paying attention to some very dramatic developments taking place in the Middle East involving Israel, the US, Iran and its proxies. But they should.