The White House posted social media videos mixing Hollywood scenes and video game clips with real military strikes on Iran. The montage drew criticism for trivializing war and using film footage without permission.

Israeli hospitals have moved services underground and opened temporary clinics as missile fire resumes. Medical teams say lessons from past conflicts are helping them maintain care despite damaged facilities and ongoing security threats.

Explosions were reported in Dubai and in Bahrain's capital, Manama, amid ongoing regional tensions. Authorities in Bahrain urged residents to seek shelter and remain calm.

Hezbollah says its fighters clashed with Israeli forces attempting to land near the Lebanon-Syria border. The reported confrontation in the Baalbek district comes amid escalating cross-border violence and recent deadly airstrikes.

Rama Duwaji, wife of New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani, reportedly liked social media posts celebrating the October 7 Hamas attack on Israel. The activity has added to ongoing scrutiny of social media controversies surrounding the mayor's circle.

Supporters of Iran's late Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei held a vigil in New York City, chanting anti-American and anti-Israel slogans. Counter-protesters gathered nearby, underscoring sharp divisions amid rising tensions between Iran and Israel.

Saudi Arabia is stepping up direct talks with Iran to prevent further escalation of the regional war. Intensified Iranian missile and drone attacks across the Gulf have strained defenses, disrupted global energy flows and heightened tensions with Washington.

A vigil in New York City for Iran’s late Supreme Leader featured chants of 'death to America, death to Israel' and displays of his image. Counter-protesters gathered nearby, leading to heated exchanges across police barricades.

A public college student group hosted a speaker who recently shared antisemitic conspiracy theories online. The college said the event does not reflect its views and reaffirmed its commitment to an inclusive environment.

Emmanuel Macron condemned a missile strike that wounded two Ghanaian peacekeepers in southern Lebanon and called for respect for regional sovereignty. Lebanon’s president blamed Israel as tensions continue to escalate across the region.

Iran launched 10 drones at Qatar, with nine intercepted by the military. One drone hit an uninhabited area, and no casualties were reported.

Ukrainian drone experts are expected in the Persian Gulf to help counter Iranian attacks as Russia reportedly shares intelligence with Tehran. Kyiv hopes the assistance will secure air defense support and broader diplomatic backing in its war against Russia.

The Israeli military said it struck over 400 targets in western Iran, including missile launchers and drone warehouses. It estimates that 100 to 200 ballistic missile launchers remain and says operations to destroy them are continuing.

Iraq’s federal government and the Kurdistan region said the country must not be used to launch attacks on neighboring states. The statement followed Iranian threats over alleged militant activity near the border.

Germany is withdrawing more troops from the Middle East as tensions rise during the conflict between Israel and Iran. Personnel in Lebanon, Iraq and other locations are being repositioned or brought home due to security concerns.

The White House will press major defense contractors to accelerate weapons production after recent strikes on Iran depleted United States stockpiles. The administration is also preparing a supplemental funding request to replenish munitions used in ongoing conflicts.

Qatar’s energy minister warns that Gulf oil exports could halt within weeks if the Iran conflict continues. He says prolonged disruption would drive prices sharply higher and hit global economic growth.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu released footage of a meeting with senior ministers and security chiefs on the Iran campaign. The gathering included top defense officials and key political allies, highlighting broad involvement in ongoing security decisions.

Israel's military said it struck dozens of Hezbollah targets in Beirut's southern suburbs, including the group's executive council headquarters and a drone warehouse. Evacuation warnings were issued ahead of the overnight strikes.

Etihad Airways is resuming limited flights from Abu Dhabi to about 70 global destinations through March 19. The move comes despite ongoing regional security threats.

Donald Trump said a ground invasion of Iran would be 'a waste' but indicated the United States wants influence over the country's next leader. He suggested Washington is monitoring and protecting figures it views as suitable to lead Iran.

Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps claims it launched missiles and drones toward Tel Aviv. Israeli military authorities have not issued any immediate alerts confirming an attack.

Baseless claims by Tucker Carlson blaming the Iran war on a Jewish religious movement have drawn sharp condemnation from Jewish leaders. Security officials report a surge in antisemitic threats as tensions escalate.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said the United States controls the pace of its military campaign against Iran and is prepared for a prolonged fight. He warned that Tehran is misjudging American resolve and capacity.

Iranian ballistic missile attacks have fallen sharply since the start of the war, according to the head of United States Central Command. He said American forces have intensified strikes on Iran’s navy, sinking more than 30 vessels.

Egypt’s president warned the country faces a near-emergency as the Iran war fuels economic instability and inflation fears. The falling currency and threats to Suez Canal revenues have heightened concerns over the nation’s financial outlook.

The United States has asked Ukraine to help counter Iranian Shahed drones in the Middle East, citing Kyiv's battlefield expertise. Ukraine is considering sharing interceptor technology and specialists as talks over regional security and its war with Russia continue.

The House of Representatives voted 219 to 212 against a measure to curb President Donald Trump's air campaign against Iran. The decision allows the military operation to continue without new authorization from Congress.

Extremist settlers have allegedly driven Palestinians from two compounds near Duma despite a military closure order. Activists say security forces have failed to enforce the order against the settlers amid a broader surge in violence.

Israel will close Jerusalem’s Old City holy sites on Friday, barring Ramadan worshippers from Al-Aqsa Mosque due to security concerns tied to the conflict with Iran. Officials say the move is intended to protect public safety amid ongoing rocket fire.

A 20-year-old Arab citizen was arrested after filming himself making an obscene gesture at a police station in Umm al-Fahm. He was later released under restrictions following questioning.

Lebanon says 77 people have been killed and 527 wounded in the latest escalation between Israel and Hezbollah. Tens of thousands have been displaced as cross-border strikes intensify.

Iran's army claimed it launched drone strikes on targets in Tel Aviv and northern Israel. Israeli officials reported no impacts and said more than 100 drones have been intercepted since the war began.

An Israeli strike on a Palestinian refugee camp in Tripoli killed two people, according to Lebanon's Health Ministry. Separate drone strike in southern Lebanon reportedly killed three more.

The Israeli military warned residents to evacuate a building in Beirut’s southern suburbs ahead of an airstrike on what it said was a Hezbollah site. People were told to move at least 300 meters away from the area.

A new poll shows most Americans disapprove of President Donald Trump's handling of the war in Iran. Views are deeply divided by party, with strong backing from Republicans who identify with the Make America Great Again movement.

Reports say Kurdish militias in Iraq have launched a cross-border operation into Iran. The move could heighten pressure on Tehran and risk drawing Iraq further into the conflict.

The United States Central Command released footage of airstrikes on Iranian missile launchers. The military said the strikes targeted systems used in attacks on Israel and Gulf states.

Lebanese authorities arrested 27 people for weapons possession after banning Hezbollah's military activities. The move follows rocket fire toward Israel and aims to prevent armed displays across the country.

United States War Secretary Pete Hegseth said Iran is 'toast' as American and Israeli forces intensify their air campaign. Officials report major declines in Iranian missile launches and significant destruction of Iran’s naval and military assets.

Iran has delayed the planned state funeral for ayatollah Ali Khamenei, citing expectations of an unprecedented turnout. A new date for the ceremony in Tehran will be announced later.

The Israeli military plans to continue operations in Iran for another one to two weeks, targeting thousands of additional sites. The campaign aims to systematically weaken the Iranian regime, while some officials expect Gulf states could take on a more active role.

The Israeli Air Force carried out strikes in Beirut targeting underground Hezbollah weapon depots and command centers. Evacuation warnings were issued to civilians before the operation.

Israel and the United States have divided strike zones and target responsibilities in their campaign against Iran, coordinating by geography and military strengths. Officials describe the effort as the first full scale joint war between the two countries.

The Israel Stroke Society warns of a sharp decline in stroke patients seeking hospital care during the war with Iran. Doctors urge the public to seek immediate treatment at the first signs of a stroke, stressing that early intervention is critical.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office rejected a request by Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara to remove National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir. The office said he will remain in his position despite allegations that he undermined police independence.

Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps says it has complete control over the Strait of Hormuz and warns that passing vessels could face missile or drone threats. President Donald Trump says the United States Navy is prepared to escort oil tankers through the vital route.

Iranian Kurdish militias are in talks with the United States about a possible attack on Iran’s security forces. The operation, which could involve intelligence and weapons support, has not yet been approved.

The United Arab Emirates said it has not changed its defensive posture after a report claimed it was considering joining strikes against Iran. The country emphasized it is not a party to the conflict and has not allowed its territory to be used for attacks.

A loud explosion was reported in Beirut shortly after midnight as Israel and Hezbollah continue to exchange strikes. The escalation follows renewed attacks by the Tehran-backed group after the killing of Iran’s supreme leader.

Aid has reached Gaza for the first time since Israel sealed the borders amid joint strikes with the United States against Iran. A senior envoy said essential supplies are now being delivered to families in urgent need.

A judge has preliminarily approved a $35 million settlement between Jeffrey Epstein's estate and accusers in a class action lawsuit. The agreement would resolve claims that two of his advisers enabled his sex trafficking operations.

An Iranian missile struck the United States base at Al-Udeid in Qatar, though no casualties were reported. One of two missiles was intercepted, according to Qatar's Defense Ministry.

An anti-tank missile fired at Israeli troops from southern Lebanon caused no injuries. The Israeli military said a drone strike later killed the Hezbollah operative responsible and other members of the group.

Israel struck a building in Qom where Iranian clerics were reportedly meeting to choose a new supreme leader after the killing of Ali Khamenei. Iran has begun a transition process led by an interim leadership council.

Conflicting statements from senior United States officials have clouded Washington's objectives in the war with Iran. President Donald Trump outlined sweeping military and political goals, while other leaders offered varying interpretations of the mission.

Israel has expanded its troop presence in southern Lebanon and carried out extensive airstrikes in Beirut after renewed rocket and drone attacks by Hezbollah. Lebanese leaders have declared the group’s military actions illegal, though fighting continues along the border.

Putin will convey Arab leaders' concerns to Iran over recent strikes on oil infrastructure, the Kremlin said. Moscow aims to help ease regional tensions as oil prices continue to rise.

Iran's place at the 2026 World Cup in the United States is uncertain after escalating conflict in the Middle East. Soccer authorities could replace the team if it withdraws or is barred from participating.

Roderick W. Edmonds was awarded the Medal of Honor for defying German forces at a prisoner of war camp and protecting Jewish American soldiers during World War Two. He refused to single them out for execution, helping save about 200 lives.

Jewish Democratic leaders in New York denounced the United States and Israeli strikes on Iran, diverging from major Jewish organizations that support the campaign. The response exposed sharp divisions between centrist and left-wing Democrats over national security, presidential authority, and Israel.

Israel said it destroyed Iran's state broadcaster headquarters in Tehran, alleging it was used for military purposes by the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps. The strike followed an evacuation warning to civilians in the area.

Israel will reopen the Kerem Shalom crossing to allow gradual humanitarian aid into Gaza after a security review. The Rafah crossing with Egypt remains closed.

The United States military said it struck the Iranian naval drone carrier Shahid Bagheri during the opening phase of its operation on Saturday. Officials rejected claims that an American aircraft carrier had been hit, saying the only damaged carrier was the Iranian vessel.

A heated Geneva meeting between Iran's foreign minister and President Donald Trump's envoy preceded United States strikes on Iran, according to a report. The exchange centered on uranium enrichment and escalated into a shouting match.

Cypriot officials say a British airbase was hit by a drone likely launched by Hezbollah from Lebanon. The strike caused limited damage and no casualties, and two additional drones were later intercepted.

An oil tanker was attacked by an unmanned boat off the coast of Oman, causing an explosion and fire. One crew member was killed, according to Omani authorities.

An Iranian missile attack interrupted a closed Knesset committee session on the war, forcing lawmakers to take shelter. Coalition and opposition members gathered in a reinforced chamber and posed for a selfie to signal unity.

Three United States fighter jets were mistakenly shot down by Kuwaiti air defenses during active combat operations over Kuwait. All six crew members were safely recovered, and an investigation is ongoing.

The Israeli military said it struck Hezbollah headquarters, operatives, and infrastructure across Lebanon after overnight rocket and drone attacks on northern Israel. Evacuation warnings were issued for civilians in southern Lebanese villages.

President Donald Trump said the war with Iran could last up to five weeks, revising his earlier estimate. He also claimed early strikes eliminated potential Iranian successors and highlighted the reported killing of Iran’s Supreme Leader.

The United Kingdom is preparing potential evacuation plans for citizens in the Middle East if airspace closures continue amid regional conflict. Saudi Arabia could serve as a departure point if plans are activated.

A suspected drone strike caused limited damage at Britain's Royal Air Force base in Akrotiri, Cyprus, with no reported casualties. Authorities advised nearby residents to shelter in place as investigations continue.

Top United States officials will brief Congress on the recent attack on Iran amid bipartisan questions. Lawmakers are seeking clarity on the administration’s justification for the strike.

Projectiles were fired from Lebanon toward northern Israel, triggering sirens in Haifa and surrounding areas. If confirmed, it would be Hezbollah's first attack since the November 2024 ceasefire.

A ballistic missile struck a highway on the outskirts of Jerusalem, injuring three people and causing significant damage. Police are searching the area for additional hazards as cleanup efforts continue.

Palestinians were detained by Israeli troops following reported settler attacks in Duma and the Jordan Valley. Activists shared footage of assaults, home raids and arrests, while the Israeli army did not immediately respond.

Gavriel Baruch, 16, has been named as the fourth victim of the missile strike in Beit Shemesh. The attack killed nine people and injured more than 40, causing extensive damage to a synagogue and surrounding homes.

An Iranian missile hit a Beit Shemesh neighborhood, killing nine people and injuring dozens. Homes, a synagogue, and a public shelter were heavily damaged as rescue teams continued searching for victims.

Mary Anne Velasquez de Vera, a 32-year-old Philippine caregiver, was killed in an Iranian strike on Tel Aviv while helping her patient to safety. Israeli officials extended condolences to her family and the Philippine government.

Germany's leader voiced support for the United States' efforts to stop Iran's nuclear and ballistic weapons program. He warned that further escalation in the region remains a serious risk.

President Donald Trump said he plans to speak with Iranian leaders but offered no timeline for the talks. He suggested recent strikes have weakened Iran’s leadership and said negotiations should have happened sooner.

The High Court of Justice says the government has made no progress in enforcing military conscription for ultra-Orthodox draft dodgers. Judges criticized the lack of detail on sanctions and police cooperation and ordered a full update by March 22.

Ayatollah Ali Khamenei was killed in a joint United States and Israeli strike, triggering regional retaliation and global diplomatic tension. His death raises uncertainty over Iran's leadership and the future of its ruling regime.

Israel's defense minister said military strikes on Iran will continue until all objectives are met. He called the killing of Iran's supreme leader a turning point and voiced hope for regime change led by the Iranian people.

No injuries were reported after Iranian ballistic missiles targeted central Israel. Authorities said civilians may leave shelters but should remain close, and a suspected drone alert has ended.

Kaja Kallas called the death of Iran's Supreme Leader a defining moment and said it opens the possibility for change. She is consulting regional partners on steps to reduce tensions.

The United States embassy in Bahrain has warned citizens to avoid hotels in Manama after the Crowne Plaza was struck in Iranian attacks. Officials said hotels could be potential targets as violence in the city escalates.

Iran’s supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has been killed at 86 in airstrikes by Israel and the United States after decades of confrontation over Tehran’s nuclear ambitions. His death follows years of regional conflict, domestic repression and mounting pressure on Iran’s leadership.

Iran has established a temporary governing council after the killing of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. The Assembly of Experts is now tasked with selecting his successor as soon as possible.

President Donald Trump approved strikes on Iran after intelligence suggested Tehran was preparing missile launches. United States officials said the action was meant to prevent greater casualties and counter what they described as an immediate missile threat.

Iran's envoy to the United Nations accused Israel and the United States of targeting civilians and infrastructure in ongoing strikes. He described the attacks as war crimes and crimes against humanity, citing hundreds of casualties.

Israel's ambassador to the United Nations said Israel acted with the United States to stop what he called an existential threat from Iran. He described the move as necessary after diplomacy failed and said it targeted Iran's regime, not its people.

Reza Pahlavi said the reported death of Iran’s supreme leader signals the imminent end of the Islamic Republic. He predicted any attempt to appoint a successor would fail and called the moment a turning point for Iran.

The United States told the Security Council that its strikes on Iran are aimed at crippling missile and naval capabilities and preventing a nuclear weapon. The envoy said the mission does not include regime change but stressed that strong action is necessary to counter ongoing aggression.

Iran's security council chief warned that Israel and the United States will 'regret their actions' after claims that Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei was killed in joint strikes. The statement signals a sharp escalation in tensions.