U.S. Special Envoy Vance reportedly spoke with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to discuss a potential peace deal amid ongoing regional tensions. The conversation signals diplomatic efforts to de-escalate conflicts in the Middle East and explores steps toward negotiation and resolution between the parties.

Netanyahu, JD Vance Discuss Potential Iran Deal

In a striking propaganda move, Iran has reportedly displayed a message linked to Spain’s Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez on its missiles, echoing his criticism of the ongoing war as “illegal” and “inhuman.” Sanchez has been among the more vocal European leaders questioning the conflict. The message, also seen as a jab at advanced US systems like the F-35, highlights how the war is now being fought not just on the battlefield, but through symbolism and global political messaging.


US-Iran War: Iran Uses Spain PM’s Words On Missiles, Calls War ‘Illegal’

Benjamin Netanyahu has called on leaders of other countries to join forces against Iran amid the escalating Israel-Iran war, warning that Tehran’s missile capabilities pose a wider global threat beyond the region. The appeal comes as tensions intensify across West Asia following fresh missile exchanges and growing concerns over regional security and long-range strike risks.


Israel-Iran War | Netanyahu: Time for Leaders of Rest of the Countries to Join Up

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu visited Arad and Dimona on Sunday after a barrage of Iranian missiles struck the towns the previous night.

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu visited Arad and Dimona on Sunday after a barrage of Iranian missiles struck the towns the previous night.

Netanyahu inspects damage from Iranian missile strikes, vows to go after IRGC leadership

At least 175 people were injured after Iranian missile strikes hit the southern Israeli cities of Arad and Dimona amid the escalating Israel-Iran war. Israeli authorities said multiple ballistic missiles struck residential areas, triggering emergency responses and raising concerns over air-defence interception gaps


Israel-Iran War: Iranian Missiles Strikes On Arad & Dimona Injured At Least 175 

Iran’s use of cluster‑warhead missiles in the ongoing Israel‑Iran war has posed a serious test to Israel’s air defence systems. Instead of a single warhead, these missiles open mid‑air and release multiple submunitions, spreading dozens of smaller explosives over a wide area -a tactic aimed at overwhelming point‑defence systems like the Iron Dome and long‑range interceptors.


Israel-Iran War: Iran's Cluster Strike Strategy Tests Israel’s Defences

The central claim behind the Iran conflict is now under serious scrutiny. Top US intelligence testimony suggests Tehran posed no active nuclear threat even as war rhetoric intensified. With insiders silenced and contradictions emerging, is this a case of shifting goalposts? Or a deeper strategic play? Tonight, we ask the tough questions.


US-Iran War: Gabbard's Revelation Undercuts Trump & Bibi's War Objective

Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu hinted that a ground operation would be needed in Iran to overthrow the Masoud Pezeshkian-led government. This has sparked speculation about a possible move by U.S. and Israel to deploy troops in Iran to secure enriched uranium as well as seize the strategic Kharg island.


US-Iran War: Will U.S. & Israel Deploy Troops in Iran? 

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says Iran’s military and nuclear capabilities are being heavily degraded, even as questions grow over the true scale of damage. He praised close coordination with US President Donald Trump but denied claims that Israel pulled Washington into the conflict. Netanyahu also confirmed Israel acted alone in striking Iran’s South Pars gas field, while acknowledging that Trump urged restraint on further energy strikes.


US-Iran War: Israel Admits Trump Asked to Hold Further Strikes on Gas Fields

The U.S. Director of National Intelligence has revealed that President Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu do not share the same goals in the Iran war. Washington is focused on dismantling Iran’s missile and naval capabilities, while Israel prioritizes targeting Iranian leadership - highlighting a strategic rift between the allies.


US-Iran War: Did Israel Push US Into War With Iran?

In the Israel–Iran war, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu claimed that Iran no longer has the capability to enrich uranium or produce ballistic missiles following sustained U.S.‑Israeli strikes against its nuclear and military infrastructure. His statement underscores the ongoing military campaign’s objectives to curtail Tehran’s nuclear ambitions, though independent verification of Iran’s nuclear capability status remains limited. 


Israel-Iran War | Israeli PM: Iran Has No Capability to Enrich Uranium

In the ongoing Israel–Iran war, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu accused Iran of trying to “blackmail the world” by threatening to shut down the Strait of Hormuz, a vital global energy corridor. His remarks came as tensions spike, with disruptions to oil and gas infrastructure across the region raising fears of broader economic fallout. 


Israel-Iran War | Netanyahu: Iran Trying to Blackmail World by Shutting Hormuz

Iran’s Revolutionary Guards on Sunday (Mar 15) vowed to assassinate Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu amid the war with Israel and the United States. In a statement, the IRGC said that if Netanyahu is alive, they will “pursue and kill him”. This comes following the rumors claiming that Netanyahu was assassinated or missing during the West Asia war. However, the Israeli PM’s office dismissed the reports as “fake news”, saying that the “Prime Minister is fine.”


Iran War: Israel's PM Netanyahu Shares New Video; Asks Civilians To Stay Near Safe Space

Iran War: Netanyahu's New Video Surfaces Amid Rumours of Death From Strikes

Iran’s Revolutionary Guards on Sunday (Mar 15) vowed to assassinate Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu amid the war with Israel and the United States. In a statement, the IRGC said that if Netanyahu is alive, they will “pursue and kill him”. This comes following the rumours claiming that Netanyahu was assassinated or missing during the West Asia war. However, the Israeli PM’s office dismissed the reports as “fake news”, saying that the “Prime Minister is fine.”


Netanyahu Death Rumours: Israeli PM’s Office Rejects Viral Claims 

A drone attack at Ali Al Salem Air Base reportedly destroyed an Italian aircraft, according to local military sources. The incident has raised security concerns at the strategic base in Kuwait, prompting heightened alert measures. Authorities are investigating the strike while monitoring potential regional escalation amid ongoing tensions.

Breaking: Drone Attack on Ali Al Salem Base Destroys  Italian Aircraft

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu posted a video message from a coffee café on Sunday evening, dismissing rumours circulating online that he had been killed in an Iranian strike and mocking the claims.Rumours spread like a fire across social media after conspiracy theories alleged that the Israeli PM had died and that a recent televised appearance was generated using artificial intelligence. Netanyahu responded directly to the rumours by posting a new video message to confirm that he is alive and continuing to perform his duties.Netanyahu also showed both his hands in the message after one widely circulated video allegedly showed six fingers on one of his hands, fuelling rumors that the video was fake.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/israel-denies-reports-of-interceptor-shortages-plan-of-talks-with-lebanon-1773584504452">Israel’s FM Gideon Saar denies reports of interceptor shortages, plan of talks with Lebanon</a>&nbsp;In the video message posted on X, Netanyahu is seen ordering coffee and joking about the rumours. Referring to the false reports about his death, he quipped, “I am dead for coffee,” using a common Hebrew expression that means loving something very much.“I love my nation to death,” he added, praising how Israelis have conducted themselves during the ongoing crisis.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet">אומרים שאני מה? צפו &gt;&gt; <a href="https://t.co/ijHPkM3ZHZ">pic.twitter.com/ijHPkM3ZHZ</a>&mdash; Benjamin Netanyahu - בנימין נתניהו (@netanyahu) <a href="https://twitter.com/netanyahu/status/2033190035764232360?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">March 15, 2026</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/uk-may-send-mine-hunting-drones-to-help-open-strait-of-hormuz-energy-secretary-ed-miliband-1773579187474">UK may send mine-hunting drones to help open Strait of Hormuz: Energy Secretary Ed Miliband</a><h2>PM laughs off six-finger AI video row</h2>&nbsp;Netanyahu also responded to another viral claim suggesting that a televised press conference addressed by him earlier in the week was generated using artificial intelligence. One video that allegedly showed six fingers on his one hand went viral, fuelling speculation that it was an AI-generated video and did not feature Netanyahu in reality.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/indian-navy-warships-deployed-near-persian-gulf-on-standby-to-assist-merchant-vessels-report-1773521887461">Indian Navy warships deployed near Persian Gulf, on standby to assist merchant vessels: Report</a>&nbsp;In his video message, the Israeli PM briefly held up both his hands, one by one, toward the camera to show that he had ten fingers.Earlier on Saturday, the office of Benjamin Netanyahu also dismissed the viral social media claims. “These are fake news; the prime minister is fine,” his office said.&nbsp;<h2>IRGC vows to pursue and kill Netanyahu</h2>&nbsp;Tehran, meanwhile, issued a fresh threat against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday. Iran’s state news agency, Islamic Republic News Agency (IRNA), said in a post on X that the country’s powerful military force, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, had vowed to hunt down Netanyahu. “IRGC vows to pursue and kill ‘child-killer’ Netanyahu if he is still alive,” IRNA wrote.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/trump-and-iran-harden-stance-both-reject-mediation-efforts-for-ceasefire-talks-1773516304591">Trump and Iran harden stance, both reject mediation efforts for ceasefire talks</a>&nbsp;The threat came as Iran continued retaliatory attacks across the Gulf region. Israeli forces and the US also carried out strikes on Iranian targets.

Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu also responded to another viral claim suggesting that a televised press conference addressed by him earlier in the week was generated using artificial intelligence. One video that allegedly showed six fingers on his one hand went viral.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu posted a video message from a coffee café on Sunday evening, dismissing rumours circulating online that he had been killed in an Iranian strike and mocking the claims. Rumours spread like a fire across social media after conspiracy theories alleged that the Israeli PM had died and that a recent televised appearance was generated using artificial intelligence. Netanyahu responded directly to the rumours by posting a new video message to confirm that he is alive and continuing to perform his duties. Netanyahu also showed both his hands in the message after one widely circulated video allegedly showed six fingers on one of his hands, fuelling rumors that the video was fake. Also Read: Israel’s FM Gideon Saar denies reports of interceptor shortages, plan of talks with Lebanon In the video message posted on X, Netanyahu is seen ordering coffee and joking about the rumours. Referring to the false reports about his death, he quipped, “I am dead for coffee,” using a common Hebrew expression that means loving something very much. “I love my nation to death,” he added, praising how Israelis have conducted themselves during the ongoing crisis.

Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu also responded to another viral claim suggesting that a televised press conference addressed by him earlier in the week was generated using artificial intelligence. One video that allegedly showed six fingers on his one hand went viral.

‘They say I’m what?’ Netanyahu mocks rumours of his death, posts video from coffee shop

As Tehran has made it clear that the war will end on its own terms, Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu conceded that people of Iran may not bring down the Masoud Pezeshkian-led government. In open defiance of U.S. and Israel, thousands of Iranians hit the streets for the annual Quds day. This came despite Israel and U.S. intensifying their strikes on Iran.


Israel-Iran War: Netanyahu Frustrated by Absence of Uprising in Tehran

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says Israel’s military campaign against Iran could help bring about regime change in Tehran.

Speaking during a press conference, Netanyahu said Israeli and U.S. strikes had delivered major blows to Iran’s military infrastructure, including the Revolutionary Guards and the Basij paramilitary forces. He added that weakening the regime could create conditions for Iranians to challenge their leadership.

Netanyahu also attacked Iran’s new Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei, calling him a “puppet of the Revolutionary Guards” and urging the Iranian people to seek a new path of freedom.

His remarks come as the conflict between Israel, Iran and allied groups continues to escalate across the Middle East.

US-Iran War: Netanyahu Says Israel Seeking Iran Regime Change Amid War

Donald Trump has said the war with Iran will not end without input from Israel. Trump stated that any decision to conclude the conflict would be a “mutual” decision made in coordination with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.


US-Iran War: Trump Says War With Iran Won't End With Israel's Input 

There’s intense debate over the endgame of the U.S.-Iran conflict under President Donald Trump, and it hasn’t been clearly defined even by the administration itself. Trump’s public statements have shifted over time - from degrading Iran’s missile and nuclear capabilities to asserting that Iran must unconditionally surrender and suggesting that the war’s end will be a joint decision with Israel’s Benjamin Netanyahu

Trump’s Iran War Strategy: Endgame, Netanyahu Role, and Blinken Insight

U.S. President Donald Trump has publicly pressured Israeli President Isaac Herzog to immediately pardon Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, arguing that Netanyahu needs to be fully focused on Israel’s conflict with Iran rather than his ongoing corruption trial. Trump labeled Herzog “a disgrace,” claiming the Israeli president previously promised a pardon multiple times - a claim Herzog’s office denies. Herzog responded that Israel is a sovereign democracy governed by the rule of law, and any pardon request is being reviewed through formal legal procedures.


Israel-Iran War: US President Demands Herzog to Pardon Netanyahu Immediately

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has reportedly sought clarification from the White House after intelligence suggested the Trump administration may have been communicating with Iran about a potential ceasefire. U.S. officials have denied any backchannel negotiations, insisting coordination with Israel remains close despite the ongoing war.


US-Israel in War with Iran | Reports: Netanyahu Confronts U.S. Over Secret Iran Talks 

On Day 4 of the escalating Iran war, Israel reportedly launched major airstrikes targeting a presidential bureau and key leadership facilities in Iran. The Israeli Air Force is said to have struck parts of Iran’s leadership complex in Tehran, marking a dramatic escalation. With regional tensions soaring, fears of retaliation and wider Middle East conflict continue to grow.


Iran-Israel War: IDF Claims Striking Iran's Strategic Complex

On Day 4 of the expanding Middle East conflict, Iran has issued a stern warning to the United States and Israel that its forces and allies will continue attacking in response to joint strikes on Iranian territory. Iranian drones and missiles have targeted U.S. facilities and allied states across the Gulf, while regional tensions deepen with strikes hitting embassies, bases, and energy infrastructure. The conflict now involves Hezbollah in Lebanon and threatens wider spillover across the region as Tehran vows persistent retaliation against what it calls enemy aggression.

Iran War Day 4: Tehran Issues Stern Warning To US-Israel 

Tensions in the Middle East have sharply escalated as Iran launched a large wave of missiles toward Israel and other regional targets in retaliation for recent U.S.–Israeli strikes, marking a significant expansion of the conflict. Sirens blared across Israeli cities as air defenses intercepted incoming projectiles, with some impacts reported in population centers.

Amid the growing hostilities and unpredictable security situation, the United States has issued an urgent travel advisory urging its citizens in West Asia to “depart now” due to serious safety risks, including potential missile and drone threats. Governments across the region are warning of further instability as civilian and military targets come under fire.

US-Iran War: Iran Launches Missile Wave On Israel; US Warns Citizens To ‘Depart Now’

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio has warned that stronger, more decisive military strikes against Iran are coming as part of the ongoing campaign following Tehran’s retaliatory attacks. Rubio stressed that Washington remains committed to degrading Iran’s military capabilities and countering threats across the region amid a widening conflict.

Meanwhile, U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) has released fresh visual footage of ongoing strikes on Iranian targets, showing U.S. forces hitting key military infrastructure. The United States and its allies continue to emphasise overwhelming force, even as violence spreads across multiple fronts.

US-Iran War: Rubio's Big Warning For Iran, 'Hardest Hits Yet To Come'

The United States Department of State has issued an urgent travel advisory urging American citizens across West Asia, including countries such as Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Israel, Jordan, and Kuwait, to “depart now” due to serious safety risks amid the widening conflict between Iran, Israel, and the U.S.

The warning follows a large wave of missile and drone strikes launched by Iran toward Israel and other regional targets in retaliation for U.S.–Israeli operations. Tensions have escalated sharply with airspace closures, embassy alerts, and growing concern over civilian safety.

US-Iran War: US Warns Citizens In West Asia ‘Depart Now’ Amid Escalating Tensions 

#Gravitas In a rare and major shift in its military strategy, the United States has deployed low-cost kamikaze drones modeled on Iran’s Shahed-136 to strike targets in Tehran. The development marks the first known instance of Washington using suicide attack drones of this type in direct combat operations against Iran.

The Shahed-136, widely used by Iranian forces and allied groups in regional conflicts, is known for its long-range, loitering strike capability and relatively low production cost. Analysts say the U.S. adaptation signals a tactical pivot toward cost-effective, swarm-capable unmanned systems designed to overwhelm air defenses and conduct precision strikes.

U.S. Uses Drones Modeled On Iran's Shahed Drones Against Tehran

Iran has intensified its counterattacks on Israel and allied interests across West Asia, marking a sharp escalation in the widening regional conflict. Tehran’s retaliatory moves come after large-scale US-Israel strikes on Iranian military and leadership targets, triggering missile and drone exchanges across multiple fronts.


Iran Launches Fierce Counter-Offensive: Targets US Military Bases In West Asia

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Netanyahu, JD Vance Discuss Potential Iran Deal

US-Iran War: Iran Uses Spain PM’s Words On Missiles, Calls War ‘Illegal’

Israel-Iran War | Netanyahu: Time for Leaders of Rest of the Countries to Join Up

Netanyahu inspects Iran strike damage, vows to go after IRGC leadership

Israel-Iran War: Iranian Missiles Strikes On Arad & Dimona Injured At Least 175

Israel-Iran War: Iran's Cluster Strike Strategy Tests Israel’s Defences

US-Iran War: Gabbard's Revelation Undercuts Trump & Bibi's War Objective

US-Iran War: Will U.S. & Israel Deploy Troops in Iran?

US-Iran War: Israel Admits Trump Asked to Hold Further Strikes on Gas Fields

US-Iran War: Did Israel Push US Into War With Iran?

Israel-Iran War | Israeli PM: Iran Has No Capability to Enrich Uranium

Israel-Iran War | Netanyahu: Iran Trying to Blackmail World by Shutting Hormuz

Iran War: Israel's PM Netanyahu Shares New Video; Asks Civilians To Stay Near Safe Space

Iran War: Netanyahu's New Video Surfaces Amid Rumours of Death From Strikes

Netanyahu Death Rumours: Israeli PM’s Office Rejects Viral Claims

Breaking: Drone Attack on Ali Al Salem Base Destroys Italian Aircraft

‘They say I’m what?’ Netanyahu mocks death rumours, posts video from coffee shop

Israel-Iran War: Netanyahu Frustrated by Absence of Uprising in Tehran

US-Iran War: Netanyahu Says Israel Seeking Iran Regime Change Amid War

US-Iran War: Trump Says War With Iran Won't End With Israel's Input

Trump’s Iran War Strategy: Endgame, Netanyahu Role, and Blinken Insight

Israel-Iran War: US President Demands Herzog to Pardon Netanyahu Immediately

Israel-Iran War: US President Demands Herzog to Pardon Netanyahu Immediately

US-Israel in War with Iran | Reports: Netanyahu Confronts U.S. Over Secret Iran Talks