The president urged residents of Tehran to evacuate and said he was working on something ‘much bigger’ than a ceasefire
By Jacob Jaffa
The successful hit reportedly hobbled Iran’s ability to respond to the first wave of Israeli Air Force strikes across the country
By JC Reporter
Plus, Israel accuses France of antisemitism over air show snub
By Nathan Jeffay
“I can't sleep until the first siren goes because I'm waiting for it,”
By Elisa Bray
TV anchor can be seen scurrying for cover amid a loud explosion and billowing smoke
Former hostage Yocheved Lifschitz and her daughter, Sharone, were speaking at New North London Synagogue
By Siam Goorwich
The world-leading university department was damaged by a barrage of missiles amid escalating conflict between the two states
By Imogen Garfinkel
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The plea from the ‘battered’ regime came as the IDF struck parts of Tehran in an unprecedented operation
El Al confirmed it had received over 60,000 applications after opening a registration system fro those stuck overseas
The clip of Leigh Evans, a Welsh nurse, begging to be let into the Strip went viral over the weekend
The military also confirmed the elimination of several senior Iranian officials, including the head of the IRGC
Thousands of participants around the globe were set to travel to Israel next month for the competition
By Daniel Ben-David
It is not clear whether the building was targeted as Iran continues to indiscriminately strike civilian areas in Israel
The transgender activist was due to appear at Tel Aviv Pride and has been vocally supportive of Israel online
Plus, second hostage identified after body returned
Dozens injured and homes destroyed as missile strikes Tel Aviv and other central Israeli locations
By Jane Prinsley
