Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has assured the US that Israel will not target Iran's nuclear or oil facilities as part of its looming retaliatory strike on Tehran, according to multiple...

The claimed revenge blitz would come in response to Iran’s 200-strong missile strike on the Jewish state on October 1

The U.S. is now more deeply entrenched in the conflict in the Middle East after a pivotal move to send troops to Israel was announced this week.

Israel is reportedly set to attack Iran with warplanes before the US elections on November 5 and is thought to be the first in a number of 'revenge reactions' against the country

WASHINGTON—The deployment of a US Terminal High Altitude Area Defense battery to Israel and roughly 100 soldiers to operate it will add to already difficult strains on the Army’s air defense forces and potential delays in modernizing its missile defense systems, Army leaders said Monday. The service’s top two leaders…

The Israeli Government has said that it will listen to the opinion of the United States, but ultimately act in its national interests. This is contained

U.S. officials say the Biden administration believes it has won assurances from Israel that it will not strike Iranian nuclear or oil sites.

Netanyahu's unusually moderate stand has signalled that Israel wants to conduct a limited counterstrike to avoid a full-scale war. US President Joe Biden has publicly voiced his opposition to an Israeli attack on Iran's nuclear facilities.

WASHINGTON: Israel has assured the White House that a planned retaliatory attack on Iran will not target nuclear or oil facilities, United States media reported on Monday (Oct 14). Israel has vowed to c

Israel has assured the White House that a planned retaliatory attack on Iran won't target nuclear or oil facilities, US media reported Monday.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has agreed to limit his country’s retaliation against Iran, according to a report in The Washington Post.

(Bloomberg) — Israel said it is listening to US misgivings about its planned counter-strike against Iran but will act based on its own assessments, following a report suggesting Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu could spare Tehran’s nuclear and energy facilities from any immediate reprisal. 

The move has been the focus of attention as it involves putting American boots on the ground in Israel.

U.S. Army leaders say the deployment of a Terminal High Altitude Area Defense battery to Israel and roughly 100 soldiers to operate it will add to strains on the Army’s air defense forces.