IRAN has declared “total war” against Europe, the US and Israel as it looks to rebuild its nuclear arsenal while strengthening ties with Hamas. The rogue nation’s president

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu seeks meeting with President Donald Trump as officials warn Iranian missile drills could cover surprise attack plans.

Israel and Iran have different strengths, reflecting their different priorities. Iran leverages its vast natural resources and manpower, while Israel excels in advanced technology and strategic defense systems.

But there’s a much sharper cutting edge to the cyber threat in the Middle East. That means Israel versus Iran, two of the world’s leading offensive cyber states battling each other continually and quietly, while headlines focus more on the real-world battlefront.

Iran's President Masoud Pezeshkian declared his nation is engaged in a "full-fledged war" with Israel, the United States, and Europe, asserting they aim to prevent Iran's self-sufficiency. He stated Iran's military is stronger than during past conflicts,

When Israel launched a lightening attack on Iran’s military and nuclear sites on June 13, it kickstarted a conflict dubbed the “12-day war” by US President Donald Trump. Although the whirlwind clash lasted less than two weeks,

An Axios report outlines five points of contention driving deep divisions within the MAGA movement, with disputes over Israel, Iran, and US intervention at the center.

Global oil markets faced multiple black swan events in 2025 –including the Israel-Iran war and Ukrainian strikes on Russian refiners – yet they were barely fazed.