Divided opposition
Why Iran's Regime Didn't Fall: The Opposition Wasn't There
Despite devastating military strikes and predictions of collapse, Iran's theocracy survived—in part because the opposition had no unified leadership ready to fill the void, a Reuters investigation reveals.
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Outpost established
New Jewish Community Rises to Block Arab Expansion
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Oil feud
Missiles or Citizens? Iran's Leadership Battles Over $7B
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Dror Balazada
Negev crackdown
Ben-Gvir: I Demolished 5,750 Illegal Homes in the Negev
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Strait diplomacy
Oman's New Strait Plan Worries Washington
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Sivan Yehezkel
Commander eliminated
IDF Kills Hamas Commander Who Led Oct. 7 Kidnapping Squad
An Israeli airstrike in Khan Younis eliminated Muhammad Khalil Muhammad Aslam, a Nukhba commander who directed a cell that kidnapped Israeli civilians during the October 7 massacre and continued planning attacks until his death.
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Khamenei hiding
Iran's Leader Hiding, Using Body Doubles and Couriers
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Trump-Netanyahu meeting
Netanyahu and Trump Met - Reassuring No Nuclear Iran
28.07.26
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Trump-Zelensky talks
Trump and Zelensky Meet Behind Closed Doors at White House
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Iran war
Netanyahu Meets Trump as Iran Takes Center Stage
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