The recent elimination of key terrorists in Iran's "Transnational Terrorist Network," including Hezbollah's leader Hassan Nasrallah, has significantly altered the strategic landscape. Netanyahu wants to take advantage of that.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told Iranians on Monday that there was nowhere in the Middle East beyond Israel's reach, three days after Israel's military killed the leader of Iranian-backed Lebanese militant group Hezbollah.

The Israeli military has warned several southern Lebanese communities near the border to leave their homes shortly after starting what it called a limited operation against Hezbollah targets

The Israeli military says Iran has fired missiles at Israel, and is warning Israelis to shelter in place. The announcement Tuesday followed warnings from a senior U.S. administration official that

The United States has looked powerless and even irrelevant in recent days as Netanyahu has shrugged off President Joe Biden’s appeals and pressed ahead with attacks.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Monday that he had spoken to his Israeli counterpart Benjamin Netanyahu about recent developments in West Asia and highlighted the need for de-escalation.

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Israeli special forces have launched deadly raids inside Lebanon ahead of a feared ground invasion to try and wipe out Hezbollah's rocket and missile teams.