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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
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
“Dangerous Escalation” Israel-Iran: Fears of Widening Conflict and Tehran’s Retaliation
Concerns and measures for the funeral of Haniyeh, currently taking place in Tehran - Iran and Hamas accuse Israel of assassinating the political leader of the Palestinian organization - "We must be ready for anything," says Netanyahu
Iran: Khamenei Orders Immediate Strike on Israel, Say New York Times
The American outlet reveals details of a dangerous escalation in the region - Tehran's potential options for the attack - The full diplomatic background
Haniyeh Assassination: Implications for the Middle East’s Volatile Landscape
The initial assessment of danger of a broader escalation - The more calm assessments and Washington's insistence on peace - Who Haniyeh was and what changes his death brings to Hamas - The first international reactions
How the Assassination of Ismail Haniyeh Happened – Scenarios Regarding the Attack in Tehran
Iranian media report that Haniyeh was struck by a "guided aerial missile" on the roof of a veterans' residence where he was staying, just hours after meeting with Iran's new president, Masoud Pezeshkian – Israel has avoided commenting
