As the U.S. and Israel back Iranians' right to protest against their leaders, authorities in Tehran detain students and declare a sudden holiday.

Regime forces in Iran were opening fire and deploying tear gas at Tehran’s central fruit and vegetable market on Thursday, according to a report

A war of words… and the risk of slipping In recent weeks, Israel has intensified its warning rhetoric toward Iran, backed by a series of leaks attributed to senior security and intelligence sources, pointing to a “growing danger” stemming from Iran’s efforts to rebuild its missile arsenal.

PALM BEACH, Fla. (AP) — President Donald Trump warned Iran on Monday that the U.S. could carry out further military strikes if the country attempts to reconstitute its nuclear program as he held wide-ranging talks with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at his home in Florida.

Israel conflict grow as widespread protests put the Iranian regime under pressure. Israeli officials worry Tehran may attack as a last resort amid internal unrest and US warnings

Iran is reportedly developing chemical and biological warheads for its long‑range ballistic missiles, accelerating its deterrence program amid rising tensions with Israel and the U.S., according to media reports citing military officials. Newsweek has reached out to the U.S. State Department for comment.

Pezeshkian is ramping up rhetorical attacks on what he sees as unfairly repressive measures emanating from Washington and its allies.

Israel and Iran have different strengths, reflecting their different priorities. Iran leverages its vast natural resources and manpower, while Israel excels in advanced technology and strategic defense systems.

The sketch mocked the contentious relationship between the two, where the prime minister is often subservient to the president but pretends not to be. It may have been New Year’s Eve last night, but on Eretz Nehederet,