US–Israel–Iran War | Iran claims missile strike near Netanyahu office amid rising Israel tensions
Iran on Tuesday claimed responsibility for a missile strike that it said landed near the office of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Jerusalem, marking a sharp escalation in tensions between the two regional rivals. The claim, reported by state-affiliated media, comes amid heightened hostilities and conflicting narratives surrounding recent military developments between Israel and Iran. Israeli authorities reported that missile fragments fell across parts of Jerusalem, including areas within the Old City, prompting air raid sirens in the capital and several central regions. While debris was said to have landed near prominent religious landmarks, officials confirmed that the Prime Minister’s office did not sustain any damage. Emergency response teams were deployed to assess the impact and ensure public safety in affected zones. According to multiple reports, shrapnel from the strike caused minor damage near significant religious sites, including the Church of the Holy Sepulchre and areas close to the Temple Mount. These locations, revered by multiple faiths, heightened concerns over the broader implications of the incident and the risk of further escalation in a sensitive region. The developments follow Israeli claims that Ali Larijani, described as Iran’s national security chief, was killed in a targeted operation. Tehran has not confirmed his death, adding uncertainty to the situation. In a televised statement, Netanyahu asserted that the operation was part of a broader effort to weaken Iran’s leadership structure and encourage internal change. He stated that sustained pressure could create conditions for citizens to determine their own political future. Earlier in the day, the Israeli Prime Minister’s Office released images showing Netanyahu inside a military command centre, appearing to oversee ongoing operations. The move was seen as a response to widespread speculation circulating on social media regarding his status, as authorities sought to reinforce confidence and counter misinformation during a period of heightened tension. The exchange of claims and counterclaims underscores the fragile security environment in the region, with both sides maintaining assertive positions as the situation continues to evolve.
US–Israel–Iran War | Iran claims missile strike near Netanyahu office amid rising Israel tensions
Iran on Tuesday claimed responsibility for a missile strike that it said landed near the office of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Jerusalem, marking a sharp escalation in tensions between the two regional rivals. The claim, reported by state-affiliated media, comes amid heightened hostilities and conflicting narratives surrounding recent military developments between Israel and Iran. Israeli authorities reported that missile fragments fell across parts of Jerusalem, including areas within the Old City, prompting air raid sirens in the capital and several central regions. While debris was said to have landed near prominent religious landmarks, officials confirmed that the Prime Minister’s office did not sustain any damage. Emergency response teams were deployed to assess the impact and ensure public safety in affected zones. According to multiple reports, shrapnel from the strike caused minor damage near significant religious sites, including the Church of the Holy Sepulchre and areas close to the Temple Mount. These locations, revered by multiple faiths, heightened concerns over the broader implications of the incident and the risk of further escalation in a sensitive region. The developments follow Israeli claims that Ali Larijani, described as Iran’s national security chief, was killed in a targeted operation. Tehran has not confirmed his death, adding uncertainty to the situation. In a televised statement, Netanyahu asserted that the operation was part of a broader effort to weaken Iran’s leadership structure and encourage internal change. He stated that sustained pressure could create conditions for citizens to determine their own political future. Earlier in the day, the Israeli Prime Minister’s Office released images showing Netanyahu inside a military command centre, appearing to oversee ongoing operations. The move was seen as a response to widespread speculation circulating on social media regarding his status, as authorities sought to reinforce confidence and counter misinformation during a period of heightened tension. The exchange of claims and counterclaims underscores the fragile security environment in the region, with both sides maintaining assertive positions as the situation continues to evolve.
Israeli PM Netanyahu dismisses viral death rumours in new social media video
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday released a video on social media appearing to dismiss rumours circulating online that falsely claimed he had died. The clip, shared through his official account on the platform X, shows the Israeli leader casually speaking with people at an outdoor location while purchasing a cup of coffee. The post surfaced as speculation and misinformation about the prime minister’s health and status spread across various social media platforms.
Israeli PM Netanyahu dismisses viral death rumours in new social media video
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday released a video on social media appearing to dismiss rumours circulating online that falsely claimed he had died. The clip, shared through his official account on the platform X, shows the Israeli leader casually speaking with people at an outdoor location while purchasing a cup of coffee. The post surfaced as speculation and misinformation about the prime minister’s health and status spread across various social media platforms.
UAE Arrests 35, Including 19 Indians, Over Misleading Social Media Content Amid War
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has arrested 35 individuals, including 19 Indians,
UAE Arrests 35, Including 19 Indians, Over Misleading Social Media Content Amid War
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has arrested 35 individuals, including 19 Indians,
Iran Embassy in India Faces Technical Issues with Donation Transfers Amid War
Amid the ongoing war between Israel, the United States, and Iran, the Iranian embassy in New Delhi has sought cash donations from Indian citizens to help those affected by the conflict. Due to technical issues preventing successful online transfers to the embassy’s bank account, the embassy advised donors to contribute cash directly at the mission instead. In a post shared on social media, the embassy expressed its gratitude for the overwhelming support from the Indian public but acknowledged the difficulties in receiving donations through regular banking channels. The conflict in West Asia has seen escalating military operations from Israeli and US forces targeting Iranian assets, while Iran has retaliated with strikes across the Gulf region. The Iranian embassy had earlier shared its State Bank of India account details, urging people to transfer funds electronically. However, donors were encouraged to avoid using platforms like GPay, as technical complications arose, and the embassy is working to resolve the issue. India and Iran share deep-rooted historical, cultural, and economic ties that span centuries. These relations are influenced by cooperation in various sectors, including trade and energy. Furthermore, religious connections have played a significant role, with India hosting a large Shia Muslim population, which aligns with Iran’s religious tradition. This cultural connection has often resulted in expressions of solidarity between Indian Shia Muslims and Iran, particularly during times of conflict. In light of these ongoing developments, the Iranian embassy has requested patience from donors while they work towards resolving the technical challenges, ensuring that humanitarian aid can reach those in need
Iran Embassy in India Faces Technical Issues with Donation Transfers Amid War
Amid the ongoing war between Israel, the United States, and Iran, the Iranian embassy in New Delhi has sought cash donations from Indian citizens to help those affected by the conflict. Due to technical issues preventing successful online transfers to the embassy’s bank account, the embassy advised donors to contribute cash directly at the mission instead. In a post shared on social media, the embassy expressed its gratitude for the overwhelming support from the Indian public but acknowledged the difficulties in receiving donations through regular banking channels. The conflict in West Asia has seen escalating military operations from Israeli and US forces targeting Iranian assets, while Iran has retaliated with strikes across the Gulf region. The Iranian embassy had earlier shared its State Bank of India account details, urging people to transfer funds electronically. However, donors were encouraged to avoid using platforms like GPay, as technical complications arose, and the embassy is working to resolve the issue. India and Iran share deep-rooted historical, cultural, and economic ties that span centuries. These relations are influenced by cooperation in various sectors, including trade and energy. Furthermore, religious connections have played a significant role, with India hosting a large Shia Muslim population, which aligns with Iran’s religious tradition. This cultural connection has often resulted in expressions of solidarity between Indian Shia Muslims and Iran, particularly during times of conflict. In light of these ongoing developments, the Iranian embassy has requested patience from donors while they work towards resolving the technical challenges, ensuring that humanitarian aid can reach those in need
US offers $25 million reward as Iran names Mojtaba Khamenei supreme leader
Tensions in the Middle East escalated sharply after coordinated military strikes by the United States and Israel targeted Iran on February 28, reportedly killing Iran’s Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei along with several senior Iranian officials. The operation, named “Epic Fury” by the United States and “Lion’s Roar” by Israel, came during a period of heightened friction between Washington and Tehran, particularly surrounding negotiations over Iran’s nuclear program and regional secu
US offers $25 million reward as Iran names Mojtaba Khamenei supreme leader
Tensions in the Middle East escalated sharply after coordinated military strikes by the United States and Israel targeted Iran on February 28, reportedly killing Iran’s Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei along with several senior Iranian officials. The operation, named “Epic Fury” by the United States and “Lion’s Roar” by Israel, came during a period of heightened friction between Washington and Tehran, particularly surrounding negotiations over Iran’s nuclear program and regional secu
Iran denies laying mines in Strait of Hormuz amid rising regional tensions
Iran’s Deputy Foreign Minister Majid Takht-Ravanchi on Thursday rejected allegations that Iranian forces were laying mines in the Strait of Hormuz, a crucial global shipping route, stating that the claims were inaccurate and misleading. His remarks came days after the United States said it had carried out strikes against Iranian vessels allegedly involved in placing mines in the strategic waterway. Responding to questions about the accusations, Takht-Ravanchi said Iran had not engaged in s
Iran denies laying mines in Strait of Hormuz amid rising regional tensions
Iran’s Deputy Foreign Minister Majid Takht-Ravanchi on Thursday rejected allegations that Iranian forces were laying mines in the Strait of Hormuz, a crucial global shipping route, stating that the claims were inaccurate and misleading. His remarks came days after the United States said it had carried out strikes against Iranian vessels allegedly involved in placing mines in the strategic waterway. Responding to questions about the accusations, Takht-Ravanchi said Iran had not engaged in s
US–Israel–Iran War | Middle East tensions rise amid Iran drone strikes and Israeli air defence alerts
Tensions across the Middle East escalated sharply on Thursday as the ongoing Iran-Israel conflict intensified with new drone and missile attacks reported across several locations in the region. Iranian authorities claimed responsibility for launching drone strikes targeting Israel’s Shin Bet headquarters in Tel Aviv as well as the Palmachim and Ovda air bases, signalling a significant escalation in hostilities between the two countries. Israeli officials confirmed that missiles we
US–Israel–Iran War | Middle East tensions rise amid Iran drone strikes and Israeli air defence alerts
Tensions across the Middle East escalated sharply on Thursday as the ongoing Iran-Israel conflict intensified with new drone and missile attacks reported across several locations in the region. Iranian authorities claimed responsibility for launching drone strikes targeting Israel’s Shin Bet headquarters in Tel Aviv as well as the Palmachim and Ovda air bases, signalling a significant escalation in hostilities between the two countries. Israeli officials confirmed that missiles we
Iran Outlines 3 Conditions to End War With US and Israel Amid Ongoing Conflict
In a bold move to end the ongoing war with the United
Iran Outlines 3 Conditions to End War With US and Israel Amid Ongoing Conflict
In a bold move to end the ongoing war with the United
US–Israel–Iran War | Iran hits regional US bases as Israel conflict escalates into twelfth day
The ongoing conflict between Iran and the joint front of Israel and the United States entered its 12th day on Wednesday, with renewed missile strikes and escalating regional tensions across the Middle East. Iranian forces launched fresh missile attacks targeting central Israel before dawn, triggering air raid sirens in several cities. Israeli air defence systems responded swiftly and intercepted incoming rockets, preventing major damage and casualties, according to preliminary reports. At th
US–Israel–Iran War | Iran hits regional US bases as Israel conflict escalates into twelfth day
The ongoing conflict between Iran and the joint front of Israel and the United States entered its 12th day on Wednesday, with renewed missile strikes and escalating regional tensions across the Middle East. Iranian forces launched fresh missile attacks targeting central Israel before dawn, triggering air raid sirens in several cities. Israeli air defence systems responded swiftly and intercepted incoming rockets, preventing major damage and casualties, according to preliminary reports. At th
Iran assigns elite NOPO unit to protect Mojtaba Khamenei after Tehran strike
Iran has reportedly deployed its elite counterterrorism unit, known as NOPO, to safeguard newly appointed Supreme Leader Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei following the assassination of his father, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, in a strike on a compound in Tehran on February 28. The black-clad special force has long served as a key protective unit for the Iranian leadership and is now believed to be responsible for ensuring the security of the country’s new supreme authority amid heightened tensions in
Iran assigns elite NOPO unit to protect Mojtaba Khamenei after Tehran strike
Iran has reportedly deployed its elite counterterrorism unit, known as NOPO, to safeguard newly appointed Supreme Leader Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei following the assassination of his father, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, in a strike on a compound in Tehran on February 28. The black-clad special force has long served as a key protective unit for the Iranian leadership and is now believed to be responsible for ensuring the security of the country’s new supreme authority amid heightened tensions in
US–Israel–Iran War | Missile strike damages civilian satellite site near Beit Shemesh, two hurt
A missile fired by Hezbollah struck a satellite communications facility near the Israeli city of Beit Shemesh on Tuesday, damaging infrastructure at the site and injuring two people, according to emergency and military officials. The impact was captured in a dashcam video circulating online, showing the moment the missile hit the satellite station and caused visible damage to parts of the facility. Rescue services reported that two individuals sustained injuries in the blast. Both were tr
US–Israel–Iran War | Missile strike damages civilian satellite site near Beit Shemesh, two hurt
A missile fired by Hezbollah struck a satellite communications facility near the Israeli city of Beit Shemesh on Tuesday, damaging infrastructure at the site and injuring two people, according to emergency and military officials. The impact was captured in a dashcam video circulating online, showing the moment the missile hit the satellite station and caused visible damage to parts of the facility. Rescue services reported that two individuals sustained injuries in the blast. Both were tr
US–Israel–Iran War | Netanyahu says campaign against Iran not over as regional tensions escalate
Tensions across West Asia continued to escalate as the conflict between Israel and Iran entered its eleventh day, with new missile interceptions and expanding military operations reported across several parts of the region. The ongoing Israel-Iran war has heightened fears of a wider regional security crisis, as both sides signal that hostilities are far from over and military pressure may intensify in the coming days. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated on Tuesday that
US–Israel–Iran War | Netanyahu says campaign against Iran not over as regional tensions escalate
Tensions across West Asia continued to escalate as the conflict between Israel and Iran entered its eleventh day, with new missile interceptions and expanding military operations reported across several parts of the region. The ongoing Israel-Iran war has heightened fears of a wider regional security crisis, as both sides signal that hostilities are far from over and military pressure may intensify in the coming days. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated on Tuesday that
US–Israel–Iran War | Iran warns of direct retaliation if infrastructure is targeted amid rising Middle East tensions
Iran’s parliament speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf warned on Tuesday that any attack targeting the country’s infrastructure would provoke an immediate and proportional response, as tensions continue to rise following recent US-Israel strikes that have escalated the Middle East conflict. In a message posted on the social media platform X, Ghalibaf said Iran would not hesitate to retaliate if its critical facilities were attacked, emphasizing that the country would respond according to what he
US–Israel–Iran War | Iran warns of direct retaliation if infrastructure is targeted amid rising Middle East tensions
Iran’s parliament speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf warned on Tuesday that any attack targeting the country’s infrastructure would provoke an immediate and proportional response, as tensions continue to rise following recent US-Israel strikes that have escalated the Middle East conflict. In a message posted on the social media platform X, Ghalibaf said Iran would not hesitate to retaliate if its critical facilities were attacked, emphasizing that the country would respond according to what he
US–Israel–Iran War | Hezbollah launches surprise ambush on Israeli troops near Lebanon border
Hezbollah has claimed responsibility for a surprise attack targeting Israeli troops operating near the border town of Khiam in southern Lebanon, marking another escalation in the ongoing tensions along the Israel-Lebanon frontier. According to a statement released by the group through its official Telegram channel, fighters carried out what it described as an ambush against Israeli forces early in the morning on the outskirts of the town. The group said the attack specifically targeted Israeli soldiers who were conducting operations close to the border area. Hezbollah described the strike as a coordinated assault designed to hit troops stationed in the region, though details about the scale of the operation or potential casualties on the Israeli side were not immediately confirmed by the group. The latest confrontation comes amid a broader cycle of hostilities between Israel and Hezbollah in recent days. Israeli forces had reportedly advanced into parts of southern Lebanon after Hezbollah launched a barrage of rockets into northern Israel earlier in the week, heightening fears of a wider conflict along the volatile border. Israeli military sources earlier confirmed that two soldiers from the Givati Brigade were moderately wounded during operations inside southern Lebanon on Friday. The injuries were caused by anti-tank fire during an engagement with Hezbollah fighters in the area. The soldiers were evacuated for medical treatment, and their condition was reported to be stable. The cross-border violence has intensified concerns among regional observers about the potential for further escalation. Southern Lebanon has frequently been the site of clashes between Israeli forces and Hezbollah militants, with both sides accusing each other of initiating attacks. Security analysts note that the ongoing exchanges of rocket fire, ambushes, and military responses could increase instability in the region if the confrontations continue to expand. While the current clashes remain localized near border areas such as Khiam, the repeated incidents highlight the fragile security situation along the Israel-Lebanon frontier.
US–Israel–Iran War | Hezbollah launches surprise ambush on Israeli troops near Lebanon border
Hezbollah has claimed responsibility for a surprise attack targeting Israeli troops operating near the border town of Khiam in southern Lebanon, marking another escalation in the ongoing tensions along the Israel-Lebanon frontier. According to a statement released by the group through its official Telegram channel, fighters carried out what it described as an ambush against Israeli forces early in the morning on the outskirts of the town. The group said the attack specifically targeted Israeli soldiers who were conducting operations close to the border area. Hezbollah described the strike as a coordinated assault designed to hit troops stationed in the region, though details about the scale of the operation or potential casualties on the Israeli side were not immediately confirmed by the group. The latest confrontation comes amid a broader cycle of hostilities between Israel and Hezbollah in recent days. Israeli forces had reportedly advanced into parts of southern Lebanon after Hezbollah launched a barrage of rockets into northern Israel earlier in the week, heightening fears of a wider conflict along the volatile border. Israeli military sources earlier confirmed that two soldiers from the Givati Brigade were moderately wounded during operations inside southern Lebanon on Friday. The injuries were caused by anti-tank fire during an engagement with Hezbollah fighters in the area. The soldiers were evacuated for medical treatment, and their condition was reported to be stable. The cross-border violence has intensified concerns among regional observers about the potential for further escalation. Southern Lebanon has frequently been the site of clashes between Israeli forces and Hezbollah militants, with both sides accusing each other of initiating attacks. Security analysts note that the ongoing exchanges of rocket fire, ambushes, and military responses could increase instability in the region if the confrontations continue to expand. While the current clashes remain localized near border areas such as Khiam, the repeated incidents highlight the fragile security situation along the Israel-Lebanon frontier.
Israeli airstrikes in Lebanon kill six as Qatar briefly raises security threat alert
At least six people were killed after an Israeli airstrike destroyed a residential building in the town of Jibchit in southern Lebanon early Saturday, according to official reports. Among the victims were four members of the same family, highlighting the growing civilian toll as tensions along the Israel-Lebanon border continue to intensify. The attack was part of a series of overnight Israeli military operations targeting areas in southern Lebanon, where cross-border hostilities have incre
Israeli airstrikes in Lebanon kill six as Qatar briefly raises security threat alert
At least six people were killed after an Israeli airstrike destroyed a residential building in the town of Jibchit in southern Lebanon early Saturday, according to official reports. Among the victims were four members of the same family, highlighting the growing civilian toll as tensions along the Israel-Lebanon border continue to intensify. The attack was part of a series of overnight Israeli military operations targeting areas in southern Lebanon, where cross-border hostilities have incre
US–Israel–Iran War | Costly interceptors challenge US defenses against Iran’s mass drone strategy
The skies over West Asia have become the center of a rapidly intensifying aerial confrontation as waves of Iranian drones and missiles streak across the region. Air defense systems operated by the United States and Israel are working almost continuously to intercept incoming threats, creating a dramatic display of explosions, interceptor launches, and fire trails across the night sky. The escalating conflict has transformed the region’s airspace into a high-stakes battlefield, where defensive
US–Israel–Iran War | Costly interceptors challenge US defenses against Iran’s mass drone strategy
The skies over West Asia have become the center of a rapidly intensifying aerial confrontation as waves of Iranian drones and missiles streak across the region. Air defense systems operated by the United States and Israel are working almost continuously to intercept incoming threats, creating a dramatic display of explosions, interceptor launches, and fire trails across the night sky. The escalating conflict has transformed the region’s airspace into a high-stakes battlefield, where defensive
US–Israel–Iran War | US and Israel intensify strikes on Iran as regional tensions escalate
The United States and Israel have intensified military operations against Iran, with reports indicating that at least 1,045 people have been killed since the escalation began on Saturday. The strikes mark one of the most severe confrontations in the region in recent years, raising fears of a broader Middle East crisis. At the same time, Israeli forces have carried out additional military actions in Lebanon, further expanding the scope of the conflict and increasing concerns about regional sta
US–Israel–Iran War | US and Israel intensify strikes on Iran as regional tensions escalate
The United States and Israel have intensified military operations against Iran, with reports indicating that at least 1,045 people have been killed since the escalation began on Saturday. The strikes mark one of the most severe confrontations in the region in recent years, raising fears of a broader Middle East crisis. At the same time, Israeli forces have carried out additional military actions in Lebanon, further expanding the scope of the conflict and increasing concerns about regional sta
US–Israel–Iran War | Israel intensifies air campaign with over 5,000 bombs dropped on Iran
Israel has intensified its military campaign against Iran, announcing that more than 5,000 bombs have been dropped on targets across the country since the conflict began. The Israeli military said the operations are continuing to expand, with a strong focus on establishing and maintaining air superiority, particularly over the Tehran region. The announcement marks a significant escalation in hostilities, as the confrontation between the two regional powers enters its fifth day with mounting casu
US–Israel–Iran War | Israel intensifies air campaign with over 5,000 bombs dropped on Iran
Israel has intensified its military campaign against Iran, announcing that more than 5,000 bombs have been dropped on targets across the country since the conflict began. The Israeli military said the operations are continuing to expand, with a strong focus on establishing and maintaining air superiority, particularly over the Tehran region. The announcement marks a significant escalation in hostilities, as the confrontation between the two regional powers enters its fifth day with mounting casu
US–Israel–Iran War | Iran warns Israel over Beirut embassy threat amid rising military tensions
Tensions between Israel and Iran intensified on Wednesday after a senior Iranian military spokesperson warned that any attack on Iran’s embassy in Beirut could trigger retaliatory strikes against Israeli diplomatic missions worldwide. The statement reflects growing hostility between the two regional rivals as security concerns continue to rise across West Asia. Brigadier General Abolfazl Shekarchi, spokesperson for Iran’s Armed Forces, said Israel had threatened to target the Iranian emb
US–Israel–Iran War | Iran warns Israel over Beirut embassy threat amid rising military tensions
Tensions between Israel and Iran intensified on Wednesday after a senior Iranian military spokesperson warned that any attack on Iran’s embassy in Beirut could trigger retaliatory strikes against Israeli diplomatic missions worldwide. The statement reflects growing hostility between the two regional rivals as security concerns continue to rise across West Asia. Brigadier General Abolfazl Shekarchi, spokesperson for Iran’s Armed Forces, said Israel had threatened to target the Iranian emb
Iran war escalates as Americans urged to leave Middle East
The United States government has urged Americans in parts of the Middle East to leave the region as fighting linked to the escalating Iran war intensifies, complicating travel and raising security concerns. The State Department issued updated guidance advising citizens to depart from 14 countries, including Israel, Lebanon, Egypt and the United Arab Emirates, as regional security conditions deteriorate. Until recently, Americans in several of these countries had been instructed to s
Iran war escalates as Americans urged to leave Middle East
The United States government has urged Americans in parts of the Middle East to leave the region as fighting linked to the escalating Iran war intensifies, complicating travel and raising security concerns. The State Department issued updated guidance advising citizens to depart from 14 countries, including Israel, Lebanon, Egypt and the United Arab Emirates, as regional security conditions deteriorate. Until recently, Americans in several of these countries had been instructed to s









