Israel at War

US lawmakers start legislation to supply Israel with bunker-busting bombs if Iran resumes nuclear program.

The Hamas terror group would also forgo public handover events similar to those conducted when freeing captives during the January-March truce, the sources indicated.

Sources told Turkish media that no final decision has yet been made on the matter. They also said Hamas is conducting a round of consultations with other terrorist organizations. According to the report, discussions are underway on technical details and arrangements.

The Iranian regime refused to name the replacement for the Iranian general staff's Khatam al-Anbiya headquarters after two previous commanders were killed in days.

Israel Hayom has learned that Jerusalem agreed to include American guarantees that talks will lead to the war's complete end – a significant shift that came after intensive discussions with the Trump administration and now puts intense pressure on Hamas to accept the modified two-month deal.

"No one exactly knows what has transpired in Fordo. That being said, what we know so far is that the facilities have been seriously and heavily damaged," Iran's foreign minister states in television interview with CBS News that aired Tuesday.

Hamas accepts several previously rejected conditions – notably agreeing to provide hostage status information, accept international oversight of food distribution in territories under its control, and crucially, show flexibility regarding its post-war role.

Iran mounted a comprehensive campaign to undermine American public support for military action against its nuclear facilities by deploying a sophisticated bot network that disseminated hundreds of thousands of deceptive messages, according to groundbreaking research commissioned by the Ministry of Diaspora Affairs.

Expert warns Iran's weakened conventional defenses may accelerate nuclear weapons pursuit as regime seeks new deterrent capabilities. Its nuclear weapons potential doesn't depend exclusively on large-scale industrial infrastructure.

Hackers claim 100 gigabytes of stolen communications from White House chief of staff Susie Wiles, Roger Stone amid escalating tensions.