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US Israel Iran war latest news: Trump calls Iran's supreme leader a 'gay dictator' at White House Correspondents' Dinner amid escalating conflict
India, July 25 -- US Israel Iran War Latest News: US President Donald Trump sparked controversy after referring to Iranian Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei as a gay dictator during the White House Correspondents' Association Dinner on Friday,
US-Iran tensions escalate as Iran rejects US strike threats, Yemen’s Houthis attack Saudi tankers, and the US launches strikes on Iranian targets, raising fears of regional conflict and soaring oil prices.
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Iran repairing missile bases, sites bombed by US, Israel faster than previously anticipated
“They refilled their stockpiles,” WSJ quoted former IDF air defense chief Brig.-Gen. Ran Kochav as saying. “They have very impressive industrialization and reconstruction capabilities."
IDF Division 96 has thwarted more than 20 smuggling attempts this year as Israel reactivates 45 military bases along the Jordan Valley border.
The U.S. has reviewed the assessment, and President Trump has threatened to attack the site.
Western intelligence assessments suggest Iran may seek to draw Israel into a confrontation and could even choose to act first, Ynet reported on Thursday.
As the United States concluded its third major round of strikes against Iran over as many days, Israel was notably absent. The status of the U.S.-Iran deal is more uncertain than ever, with President Donald Trump declaring it “over” on Wednesday and three major waves of U.
The Iran War may be hemorrhaging Israel’s tourism industry. Over 50,000 tickets to Israel’s Ben-Gurion International Airport may be cancelled due to U.S. Air Force presence, T
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Iran avoiding strikes on Israel over fear of Hezbollah's collapse, former intelligence officer says
"Hezbollah is in a difficult military state everywhere there is friction with IDF troops," said retired military Lt.-Col. (res.) Or Horowitz. "I think Iran and Hezbollah understand that."
A former Israeli nuclear official told Newsweek that Saudi Arabia appeared to be "keeping the nuclear weapons option open."