Since the ceasefire, domestic oppression has only intensified in Iran. The regime is arresting people, imposing internet blackouts and preparing for global terror – while the West remains unprepared
By Kasra Aarabi
New satellite photos show an excavator operating near one of the craters, as well as a sand conveyor removing soil from the site.
By Dudi Kogan
The order labels the pair as ‘enemies of God’ for threatening the country’s supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei
By Jacob Jaffa
Rafael Grossi, head of the IAEA, suggested that US airstrikes had caused severe ‘but not total’ damage to Tehran’s atomic programme
By Daniel Roth
The Israeli and US attacks seem to have bought a great deal of time. What we do with that time will determine whether we truly prevent – or merely postpone – a nuclear-armed Islamic Republic
By Arsen Ostrovsky
They struck Iran’s nuclear programme not only in defence of their own countries, but in protection of the free world. Indeed, not since 1940, has so much been owed by so many to so few
By Yaakov Katz
Israel and the US hold the upper hand after the bold strikes on Iran
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The US president said that the Israelis sent operatives to survey the damage to the site
By Joshua Marks
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By Saul Sadka
Only about 48% of Iran’s population is ethnically Persian. The remaining 52% is made up of minorities who often harbour deep resentment toward the Persian-dominated regime.
By The JC Leader
The President strikes a severe blow to Iran’s nuclear programme. As always when Israel is involved, a strange coalition of bedfellows unites to criticise US military action
By Stephen Pollard
The Hamas massacres transformed not only the region but also Britain. It revealed not just the brutality of our enemies abroad, but the unsettling number of their sympathisers at home
The uranium enrichment plant was the deepest and most formidable challenge in the campaign against Iran
By JC Reporter
‘Remember, there are many targets left,’ the president told the nation. “If peace does not come quickly, we will go after those other targets with precision, speed and skill.”
By Andrew Bernard
By Geoffrey Corn
Critics are wrong. Whether viewed as part of an ongoing armed conflict or a necessary act of self-defence, international law is on the side of the Jewish state
Its achievements – from taking out ten key nuclear scientists to building drones inside Iran – were the result of many years of work
By Yossi Melman
By Jake Wallis Simons
The attorney general is living proof of how a dogmatic approach to ‘international law’ can be used to advance an ideological agenda