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Iran: The first official government reaction regarding the student – She is a disturbed individual receiving treatment

"According to her husband, the student needs treatment, and it is still too early to talk about her return to university," said government spokesperson Fatemeh Mohajerani

War in the Middle East: “They won’t know what hit them” – Israeli Defense Minister announces Tel Aviv’s response to Iran

"Our attack will be deadly, precise, and astonishing," said Yoav Gallant, shortly after Benjamin Netanyahu's briefing

The US puts the brakes on Netanyahu – Can American diplomacy bring a ceasefire to the middle east?

The U.S. seems to have found the "backdoor" this time to soften Netanyahu's "intransigence," despite the ongoing tensions and battles within Lebanon

Middle East: What Israel’s “harsh” response to Iran’s missile attack might include

In addition to the military installations of the Revolutionary Guard, Israel might target Iran's petrochemical industry and nuclear program

Missile attack by Iran on Israel: Netanyahu’s dilemma and Washington’s response in the Middle East

The Israeli prime minister’s reaction in the next 24 hours will determine whether there will be a full-scale confrontation – Will he follow the "Gaza approach"?

Netanyahu to the citizens of Iran: Your country will be free sooner than you think

The Tehran regime is funding terrorism and nuclear weapons and you don't care about you, said the Israeli prime minister

Iran Will Honor Any Agreement Supported by Hamas in Gaza but Will Punish Israel

Iran's response will be timely and conducted in a way that does not undermine a potential ceasefire, the Iranian mission to the UN announced

Iran: Attack expected on Jewish Holy Day Tisha B’Av, say western intelligence – Israel on high alert

Israelis rush to supermarkets for supplies - Citizens given instructions for shelter access - Airlines cancel flights

Ismail Haniyeh: Assassinated by advanced bomb planted two months ago in Tehran guesthouse

The leader of Hamas, Ismail Haniyeh, was killed this week by a sophisticated, remote-controlled bomb that had been smuggled into the guesthouse where he was staying in Tehran, rather than by a missile as widely reported, according to the New York Times

Middle East: Blinken Calls for “All Sides” to De-escalate

Fears of escalation rise after the death of Hamas leader, killed in Tehran in a strike attributed to Israel

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