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Morality police, ‘Israeli spies’ and a growing underground resistance: Inside postwar Tehran

Tehran after the war is marked by fear and repression, with morality police targeting alleged 'Israeli spies' as propaganda hails the dead as martyrs; underground protests, daily hardship and fragile hope offer a glimpse inside the city

Iranian dissident Azita, Tehran | 09.13.25

Iranians fear calm after war with Israel won’t last: 'We’re always looking to the sky'

More than two months after the war with Israel, Iranians live with unease; government urges resilience, but citizens question their defense capabilities, fearing future attacks while trying to return to daily life

Ynet Global | 09.07.25

תיעוד מהפגיעה הישירה סמוך למגדל המפרש, במהלך מבצע עם כלביא

Israel releases footage of Iranian missile strike in Haifa that wounded 55

The missile hit on June 20 near the 'Missile Tower,' the government office building named for former Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin; strike caused heavy damage to the tower and to dozens of surrounding offices in Haifa’s government complex

Eitan Glickman | 09.07.25

בית החולים סורוקה לאחר פגיעת הטיל ששיגרה איראן

Soroka Medical Center pleads for aid as repairs lag after Iranian missile strike

Two and a half months after a missile hit, southern Israel hospital still struggles with reduced capacity, closed wards, and delayed surgeries; Officials call for government-led funding and a fortified new building

Or Hadar | 09.05.25

Report: Iran increased stockpile of uranium enriched to near weapons-grade levels before Israel attack

Confidential IAEA report says Tehran and UN watchdog failed to reach agreement on resuming inspections of sites affected by Israeli and US bombing in June; it is unclear just how Israeli-US strikes disrupted Iran's nuclear program

Associated Press | 09.03.25

The weak link: Israel targeted Iranian leadership through their bodyguards

A New York Times investigation reveals how Israel tracked Iranian leaders through bodyguards’ phones, enabling pinpoint strikes that killed top scientists and commanders, exposing deep security lapses in Tehran

Ynetnews | 08.30.25

'I sat outside the restaurant, looked at the damage, and couldn't believe it'

In the middle of the night, chef Tamar Cohen Zedek received a call from her partner - an Iranian missile had completely destroyed her Tel Aviv restaurant; but even after challenging years, she decided not to give up, but to renovate and reopen and now reservations are flowing in; 'all the money we managed to save on the side is gone,' she admits in an interview, but remains optimistic

Tiki Golan | 08.29.25

Devastating Iran missile attacks leave Israel with multibillion-shekel bill

More than 53,000 damage claims filed in just 12 days of war, including thousands of destroyed homes, businesses and cars; officials warn total losses, including indirect damages, will be far higher.

Gad Lior | 08.28.25

Innovative algorithm aims to protect Negev Bedouin villages from missile attacks

After repeated missile attacks exposed gaps in Israel’s civil defense, researchers and architects developed a data-driven, algorithm-based system to map and optimize shelters in Negev Bedouin villages, improving access and protection for vulnerable communities

Amnon Direktor | 08.27.25

Iran launches large-scale military exercise in northern Indian Ocean: 'We’re not in a ceasefire now'

Tehran launches a major two-day military exercise showcasing missile launches, drones and electronic warfare amid heightened tensions with Israel and the U.S. and threats of possible renewed fighting; 'We now have far superior missiles. If the Zionist enemy undertakes another adventure, we’ll use them'

Lior Ben Ari | 08.21.25

Trump: Netanyahu ‘is a war hero, I guess I am too’

U.S. president asserts he and Netanyahu are 'war heroes' for their roles in the strike on Iran, which he says destroyed its nuclear program, and for securing the return of hostages

Daniel Edelson, New York | 08.20.25

Missiles running low: US struggles to replenish interceptors depleted in aid to Israel

Pentagon is seeking $3.5 billion in emergency funds to replace missile interceptors depleted during June’s Israel-Iran war, raising concerns over America’s ability to sustain supplies while maintaining its own military readiness

Daniel Edelson, New York | 08.20.25

Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu

Iran signals readiness for renewed clash with Israel

Iran’s leadership warns of escalating tensions with Israel and the U.S., declaring the current pause a fragile stage of war rather than a ceasefire and threatening missile launches on Europe, Washington

Yoav Zitun, Lior Ben Ari, Itamar Eichner | 08.18.25

Iran war shocks drag Israel’s economy into sharp Q2 slump

GDP shrinks 3.5% in Q2 2025, with private consumption down 4.1% and fixed investment plunging 12.3%; economists eye possible rate cut in September

Gad Lior | 08.17.25

Former minister Ayelet Shaked’s Telegram hacked by Iranian agents during conflict, sources say

Shaked, who has not held an official government position for over two and a half years, had been previously warned that Iran was attempting to eavesdrop on her communications

Yuval Karni | 08.14.25

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