Children are taught to venerate the Ayatollah at Islamic school near a south London synagogue
By Jane Prinsley
The shocking claims were made by the Islamic regime’s Vice President, who confirmed that the plan had been foiled
By Erez Linn
A van circled Westminster displaying anti-regime slogans as MPs pledged support
The IDF has revealed details of their daring mission in September last year
By Yaakov Lappin
By Seth J. Frantzman
The regime falling in Syria could usher in a new era of cooperation in the region
The country is facing a severe energy shortage
By Canaan Lidor
The chances of regime change have never been greater, say experts
By David Isaac
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Partly thanks to Israeli intelligence, Sinwar’s grand plan took place – in reverse
By Yossi Melman
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The regime is advancing towards constructing an atomic bomb at a ‘rapid pace’
By Imogen Garfinkel
The Israeli Air Force hit three Houthi ports and two military targets, just as a Houthi missile was flying toward Israel
By Kasra Aarabi
Fault lines are emerging in the IRGC over the handling of Syria
After Hezbollah supply lines cut in Syria, Tehran will ‘reexamine options’
US president-elect reportedly also weighing up the sale of bunker-busting bombs to Israel
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By Jake Wallis Simons
If one message has emerged in intelligence circles in recent weeks it is that Iran’s ‘axis of resistance’ is not all it was cracked up to be. The Ayatollah is sitting atop a papier mâché fort
The Israeli prime minister took credit for ‘dismantling the Iranian axis piece by piece’
The Syrian front will remain challenging for Israel – but the Sunni rebels are far weaker than the Shia axis