Israel tells Washington it’s ready for Iranian missile barrages but warns a limited strike won’t collapse Tehran’s regime; U.S. now ramps up forces while weighing diplomatic, military pressure points

After meeting Netanyahu, US Sen. Lindsey Graham says 'Israel is developing weapons that will change the future of warfare'; Israel Aerospace Industries chief hopes to integrate into multi-layered defense system

UN Watch report's data reveals double standards among 54 UN experts, who do not condemn religious persecution, oppression of women and protesters, and executions in Iran - while regularly and radically attacking Israel; 'Not acting out of concern for human rights, but out of a political agenda'

The IDF is warning against the agreements that are taking shape; Among the clauses: withdrawing from 9 outposts, ending freedom of action against Hezbollah's strengthening in the country and stopping aid to the Druze

Will national elections be brought forward to July? If the state budget is not approved in first reading in Knesset this week, it will not pass the second and third readings by the March 31 deadline; the Haredi parties will not vote to pass the budget unless a draft law also is passed

The crash occurred near Cordoba in southern Spain after one train derailed and struck another, causing both to leave the tracks and leaving 30 people in serious condition

After an eight-day internet blackout, leaked videos and eyewitness accounts reveal mass killings of protesters across Iran, with thousands feared dead, missing or detained in what activists describe as the deadliest crackdown in the country’s modern history