Twelve days after the Israeli war on Iran erupted, and following U.S. President Donald Trump’s announcement of a brokered agreement, both sides rushed to claim victory, prompting widespread debate over who truly came out on top.

The fall of Benjamin Netanyahu’s government would likely speed up his corruption trial and renew scrutiny of Israeli failures against Hamas on October 7, prompting U.S. President Donald Trump to step in with what appears to be a political lifeline.

A full breakdown of the damage caused by Iranian missiles on "Israel"— damage Israeli Occupation is trying to hide.

In light of the 12-day Israeli war on Iran, Iraq’s Shiite religious authority renewed its call for arms to be limited to the state alone and warned against returning to what it described as “eras of oppression and tyranny."

Iran has moved part of its highly enriched uranium to an underground facility under construction in Jabal Al-Fas, south of Fordow.

Just hours after the Israeli aggression on Iran ended and Benjamin Netanyahu spoke of "a new Israeli-led Middle East," a campaign began promoting the so-called “Israeli Coalition for Regional Security,” which reportedly includes 10 Arab leaders, notably from Egypt and Saudi Arabia.

The early end to the Israeli war on Iran, called by Trump himself, appeared to be aimed at helping all parties save face; each side walked away with both gains and setbacks.

After U.S.-Israeli threats to overthrow Iran’s government at the start of the Israeli war on the country, June 13–24, 2025, and the failure of a plan to sow chaos, both sides shifted focus toward weakening Iran and dismantling its nuclear capabilities.

Iran’s decision to target the U.S. Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar, rather than any other country in the region, came as a major surprise—especially given the strong ties between Tehran and Doha.

Iran’s June 23, 2025 strike on a U.S. base in the Gulf immediately brought to mind the retaliation for Qassem Soleimani’s assassination; a move that reshuffled the strategic balance.

During the 12-day “Israel”-Iran war, Tel Aviv launched high-impact cyber strikes on Iranian financial infrastructure, while Tehran responded with disinformation and psychological warfare.

After the U.S. strike on the Fordow facility on June 22, 2025, conflicting reports emerged about the fate of Iran’s highly enriched uranium. Here are the most likely scenarios.

Although the U.S. Constitution grants Congress the power to declare war under Article I, Section 8, American presidents have consistently relied on Article II, Section 2, which gives them authority to launch military strikes as Commander in Chief.

U.S. President Donald Trump's remarks about the need to eliminate “Tehran’s proxies” in the region have raised pressing questions about whether Washington intends to target Iraqi factions, especially following Israeli Occupation’s attacks on Iran on June 13, 2025.

Trump’s strike on Iran, under Israeli pressure, risks sparking a wider Middle East conflict as Tehran weighs retaliation, restraint, or nuclear escalation.