President Trump insisted on Monday that Israel would not use a nuclear weapon in Iran after he was asked about one his advisers warning of such a potential risk. “Israel wouldn’t do that. Israel would never do that,

Trump pushes back on Sacks’s nuclear warning, insists Israel ‘would never’ use nuclear weapons

Tehran says missiles targeted military sites near Tel Aviv, Jerusalem and US bases, as Israeli army says it hit site in Tehran linked to nuclear program - Anadolu Ajansı

"I think that the new leadership under Mojtaba might be willing to take more risks," a former Israeli official told Newsweek.

Confusion on whether Iran truly needed only “two weeks to four weeks” to make a nuclear weapon, as President Donald Trump suggested on Monday, hangs over the ongoing U.S. and Israeli war on the

National security journalist and former U.S. Air Force pilot selectee Harrison Kass provides a strategic evaluation of the Israeli nuclear arsenal and its role as a "last-resort" deterrent. Amidst the ongoing kinetic pressures of Operation Epic Fury,

Western governments have to recognize the dimensions of the threat they have created for themselves and their people by taking the side of the US and Israel in this war of aggression.

President Donald Trump continues to make false and unproven claims about the war in Iran. Trump claimed Monday that “nobody” expected Iran to retaliate by targeting US allies in the region. In fact, various experts had publicly warned that Iran might or would likely respond this way – and top Iranian officials had themselves vowed that Iran would target nearby US allies if attacked.