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The article reports that Iran has announced its intention to attack Israel in retaliation for the assassination of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh, with the U.S. preparing a response and regional powers taking measures to manage the escalating situation.

The article reports on escalating tensions between Iran and Israel, triggered by an Israeli strike on the Iranian consulate in Damascus, resulting in the deaths of Iranian Revolutionary Guards. It states that this event marked a significant escalation in the ongoing proxy war between the two countries. It mentions that the United States, while expressing support for Israel's defense, urged caution and warned against targeting American personnel or facilities.

The article reports that according to the Ynet news site, Israeli military intelligence has expressed support for the revived Iran nuclear deal, a position not consistent with Israel's official policy held by the Israeli Defense Forces and Mossad. It mentions that several Israeli generals moved towards a role supporting the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA). Signatories to the 2015 JCPOA were Iran and the P5+1, the permanent members of the United Nations Security Council affairs.

This report explores the state of politics in Iran and the country's relations with the U.S. in 2016. Topics covered include the threat posed by Iran to U.S. interests and allies, economic pressure orchestrated by the U.S. on Iran to persuade it to agree to strict limits on its nuclear program, and the conventional and asymmetric warfare capability of Iran. Also discussed is the potential for Israeli military action against Iran.

The article focuses on the foreign policy of Iran towards Israel with information on its support for the Hezbollah and Hamas movements. Topics discussed include the assertion of Iran on the illegitimacy of Israel, the threat posed by Israel to the other country, and the material support of Iran to the militant anti-Israel groups.

The article focuses on the foreign policy of Iran towards Israel, specifically its support for the Islamic militant group Lebanese Hezbollah. Topics discussed include the outgrowth of the Iranian revolution 1979, the Iranian interests on armed action, the Iran-Hezbollah relationship, and the Israel-Hezbollah conflict.

The article discusses the conflict between Israel and Iran. Topics include the claim of Iran that Israel is an oppressor of Palestinian people and Arab Muslims and highlights the Iran's support for armed groups against Israel such as Hamas and Hezbollah and its utilization of nuclear weapons posing a threat to Israel. Furthermore, the author also mentions that Iran's support for armed groups concerns the U.S. government particularly on the Iran's participation in international terrorism.

The article reports on the assertion of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu regarding the plan of Israel to take unilateral military action against Iran's nuclear facilities and the skepticism of U.S. experts about Israel's ability to enforce it.

The article focuses on the foreign policy of Iran towards Israel, specifically its support for the Islamic organization Hamas. Topics discussed include the Iran-Hamas relationship, the financial support of the country to the organization, the effect of Syrian conflict to their relations, and the rebuilding of the relationship after it faltered.