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.
28.07.26
C14 Desk
Oil feud
Missiles or Citizens? Iran's Leadership Battles Over $7B
28.07.26
Dror Balazada
Negev crackdown
Ben-Gvir: I Demolished 5,750 Illegal Homes in the Negev
28.07.26
C14 Desk
Strait diplomacy
Oman's New Strait Plan Worries Washington
28.07.26
Sivan Yehezkel
Commander eliminated
IDF Kills Hamas Commander Who Led Oct. 7 Kidnapping Squad
28.07.26
C14 Desk
Khamenei hiding
Iran's Leader Hiding, Using Body Doubles and Couriers
Mojtaba Khamenei hasn't used a phone or computer in three months and relies on body doubles so convincing that even his servants can't tell them apart, according to a new report in The Times.
28.07.26
C14 Desk
Trump-Netanyahu meeting
Netanyahu and Trump Met - Reassuring No Nuclear Iran
28.07.26
C14 Desk
Iran war
Netanyahu Meets Trump as Iran Takes Center Stage
28.07.26
C14 Desk
Protest executions
Iran Executes Two More Protesters Over Police Killings
28.07.26
C14 Desk
Trump's ultimatum
Trump: 'If Iran Won't Deal, We'll Take Down Mount Pickaxe'
28.07.26
Efrat Briner