Iran says European proposals ‘unrealistic’; Trump says Europe’s diplomacy unlikely to yield results

If you’re just joining us, here are the latest updates on the Israel-Iran conflict.

Should the US become involved directly in airstrikes, numerous bases it operates from, dotted across the Middle East, might support attacks against Iran as well as become possible targets for retaliatory missile strikes.

"She's wrong," Trump said

Israel's war with Iran entered its second week on Friday

It is the duty of every individual across the world, to speak out, to resist, the Israeli-US war machine.

European powers hoped to offer a “diplomatic solution” to the Iran-Israel crisis as they met with Iran in Geneva yesterday, as arch foes continue to exchange missile attacks for an eighth day.

The missile struck the institute's campus at Rehovot, on the southern periphery of Tel Aviv, in the early hours of Sunday

The Trump administration said on Friday it had issued fresh Iran-related sanctions targeting eight entities, one vessel and one person for their alleged role in providing sensitive machinery for Tehran's defense industry

Saad Al Kaabi, CEO of state-owned QatarEnergy and the Gulf Arab state's energy minister urged companies to warn the US, Britishand European governments about the risks the conflict poses to gas exports from Qatar and the increasing threat to the global gas supply, they said

Israel says it is determined to destroy Iran's nuclear capabilities in its military campaign, but that it also wants to avoid any nuclear disaster in a region that is home to tens of millions of people and produces much of the world's oil

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Trump considers options

In the mid-1950s, with the aid of France, Israel secretly began the construction of a large nuclear reactor in the Negev desert.

The White House said on Thursday that President Donald Trump will make a decision on whether the U.S. will get involved in the Israel-Iran conflict in the next two weeks

US President Donald Trump yesterday said he will decide whether to attack Iran within the next two weeks due to a “substantial” chance of negotiations, as Israel and its regional rival traded fire for a seventh day.

Trump to decide within two weeks on possible military involvement

According to the diplomats, who asked not to be identified due to the sensitivity of the matter, Araqchi said Tehran would not return to negotiations unless Israel stopped the attacks, which began on June 13

Jeffrey Goldberg once described Trump as “something wholly unique in the history of the presidency: an isolationist interventionist”

Rather than condemning Israel’s dangerous escalation, the G7 resorts to vague calls for “de-escalation.”