Independent
Netanyahu: I Didn't Ask Trump's Permission to Hit Iran
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he informed President Trump about planned strikes on Iran but didn't seek approval, clarifying the nature of coordination between the two leaders.
24.06.26
Rivka Sorek
Cultural differences
Trump's Hormuz 'Win' Is Iran's Leverage, Expert Warns
24.06.26
Rivka Sorek
Iran deal
Trump: This Will Make Us End Negotiations Immediately
24.06.26
Tzion Banjo
C'mon, Trump
Iranian Parliament Speaker Taunts Trump Over Deal
24.06.26
Itzhak Abuhatzeira
Band aid solutions
Trump Offers Aid—Iranians Fire Back: 'Not The Problem'
24.06.26
Tzion Banjo
Money trouble
China's Yuan Is Helping Iran Dodge U.S. Sanctions
Iran brought in $43 billion from oil sales in 2024, mostly paid in yuan through Chinese financial channels that bypass Western banking oversight—undermining Washington's ability to enforce sanctions through economic pressure.
24.06.26
Efrat Briner
Nuclear watch
IAEA Chief: Inspectors Will Return to Iran
24.06.26
Adam Mikhalashvili
Mind games
The Iranian Move That Surprised Trump
24.06.26
Efrat Briner
C'mon, Trump
IRGC Head Boasts They 'Brought Trump to His Knees'
23.06.26
Dror Balazada
Iran deal
Trump: Iran Agreed to 'Highest' Nuclear Oversight
23.06.26
Tzion Banjo