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Iran’s Revolutionary Guards issue death threat for Israel’s Netanyahu
Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps has issued an explicit death threat against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, vowing he would be "pursued and killed." The announcement comes amid an escalating military confrontation after Israel and the United States launched a large-scale offensive against Iran on February 28, triggering a cycle of retaliatory overnight strikes. The threat marks a significant escalation in rhetoric that raises the stakes of an already volatile regional conflict.
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Iran arrests dozens of people accused of being informants for Israel
Iran has arrested dozens of individuals accused of passing sensitive intelligence to Israel, with detentions reported across multiple regions of the country. The crackdown comes as Israeli and U.S. warplanes continue striking targets on Iranian soil, signaling an intensifying conflict on multiple fronts. The arrests suggest Tehran is moving aggressively to plug internal security breaches amid the ongoing military pressure.
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US-Israeli strike kills 15 at Isfahan factory, Iranian media says
A joint US-Israeli strike on a factory in Isfahan has killed at least 15 people, according to Iranian state media, marking a significant escalation in direct military engagement between the nations. The attack coincides with Iran launching fresh missile salvoes toward Israeli targets, signaling a dangerous intensification of the conflict. The strikes represent one of the most consequential exchanges yet between the two adversaries, raising fears of a broader regional war.
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Israeli forces kill Palestinian couple and two of their children in occupied West Bank
Two young brothers, aged five and seven, were killed alongside their parents by Israeli forces in the occupied West Bank, according to the Palestinian health ministry. The deaths of Mohammed and Othman mark one of the deadliest single-family losses in the region in recent memory. The incident is likely to intensify international scrutiny of Israeli military operations in the West Bank.
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Israel approves emergency military funding as Iran war rages
Israel's cabinet has approved emergency military funding as the country faces relentless Iranian ballistic missile attacks that have continued daily since February 28. The escalation marks a dramatic intensification of hostilities between the two longtime adversaries. The funding move signals Jerusalem's commitment to sustaining a prolonged conflict footing against Tehran.
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