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Man in Bnei Brak lightly hurt by shrapnel as damage, including at Tel Aviv train station, reported after Iran launches overnight missile attacks on Israel The post Two people killed in Ramat Gan by Iranian ballistic missile appeared first on The Times of Israel.

Senate Democrats Prepare to Stall Chamber to Force Probe of Iran War  Time Magazine

Nearly 200 sailors were treated for smoke-related injuries after blaze that started in laundry area and took hours to bring under control The post US aircraft carrier Ford, deployed in war with Iran, to dock temporarily after fire appeared first on The Times of Israel.

Argentina's President Javier Milei on Tuesday slammed Iran and reiterated his support for the United States and Israel as he attended an event commemorating a deadly attack on the Israeli embassy in Buenos Aires some thirty years ago. The bombing on March 17, 1992 involved a truck packed with explosives ramming into the Israeli embassy in the Argentine capital, killing 22 people and injuring more than 200.

Hassett insisted Tuesday he was ‘highly confident that we’ve got this thing under control’

A heavy-handed culture minister, then parliament speaker and top security official, the close adviser to Ali Khamenei was widely believed to be running Iran after US-Israeli attack The post Ali Larijani was hardline voice in Iran’s regime for decades, with supreme leader’s ear appeared first on The Times of Israel.

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'Apparently I’m an idiot’: Three-time Trump voter in Pennsylvania sounds off on Iran war  NBC News

In the wake of firebombing attacks in Rotterdam and Amsterdam, public figures are condemning antisemitism while simultaneously seeming to use the war in Gaza to justify it The post As schools and synagogues burn in the Netherlands, its leaders send mixed messages appeared first on The Times of Israel.

If the regime survives: Iran war raises the ante for US, Israel  Middle East Institute

Huge support in Israel for joint US bombing campaign in Iran.

Iran's soccer federation says it's in talks to relocate matches due to war and security concerns, but FIFA denies any changes have been made to the match schedule The post Mexico’s president offers to host Iran’s 2026 World Cup matches instead of US appeared first on The Times of Israel.

Leaders have urged displays of support, warned against usual new year period mass festivities, citing need to 'neutralize the potential plots of elements of the Zionist enemy' The post Pro-regime crowds gather in Iran as authorities seek to squelch potential protests on Nowruz appeared first on The Times of Israel.

‘Very Foolish Mistake’: Trump Blasts NATO Allies for Rebuffing Call for Help in Iran War  Time Magazine

The US president lashed out at his ‘foolish’ allies multiple times before insisting that the US was the most powerful country in the world and did not need any help

National Counterterrorism Center director resigns over Iran war  NBC News

US weighs Hormuz action that could extend war, sources say  The Jerusalem Post

Photos from first days of war reveal ships ablaze in Iran, military buildings destroyed in Abu Dhabi, and a fire at the world’s busiest airport for international travel in Dubai The post Newly released satellite images show damage dealt in Iran war across Middle East appeared first on The Times of Israel.

By Patricia Zengerle and Michael Martina WASHINGTON, March 17 (Reuters) - The war on Iran has not delayed shipments of weapons to Taiwan or changed U.S. policy toward the island, officials from President Donald Trump's administration told members of Congress on Tuesday, despite the demands of the intense air campaign. "Have we delayed moving things to Taiwan? We haven't," Stanley Brown, principal deputy assistant Secretary of State for Political-Military Affairs, told a House of Representatives Foreign Affairs Committee hearing.

Next move on Iran: Seize Kharg Island, secure uranium or risk ground war escalation  Fox News