Syria and Israel have reportedly held US-mediated talks aimed at de-escalating tensions and discussing Syria's neutrality in Israel-Turkey relations. This development occurs amid other regional tensions, including Israeli warnings to Hamas over kite launches from Gaza.
Sources indicate that the head of Mossad and the Syrian foreign minister held discussions concerning Turkish military deployments prior to recent strikes, suggesting a complex regional dynamic.
Yossi Cohen, the former head of Israel's Mossad intelligence agency, has claimed that Israeli spies 'toured' Iran's Fordow nuclear facility 'many times.' These revelations suggest extensive intelligence operations targeting Iran's nuclear program.
According to the New York Times, Israel has a plan to position former President Ahmadinejad as the leader of a post-ayatollah Iran, with the Mossad chief reportedly meeting him in 2024.
President Trump confronted Republican lawmakers in a fiery closed-door meeting regarding the Iran nuclear deal, while the US Senate ultimately sided with Trump in a vote on Iran war powers. Trump also requested an additional $87 billion for the Iran war bill, sparking further debate.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu held his initial official working session with Roman Gofman, the new head of the Mossad intelligence agency, since Gofman assumed the role earlier this month.
The new head of Mossad, Gofman, removed his deputy director, identified only as A., during his inaugural week in office, with a statement expressing appreciation for A.'s 22 years of service.
Israel's Supreme Court has approved the appointment of Roman Gofman as the new head of Mossad, rejecting petitions filed against him. Gofman's appointment follows a period of controversy and marks a significant leadership change for the intelligence agency.
Mossad chief candidate Gofman has once again been approved by a committee to head the agency, despite opposition from Grunis, who issued a minority opinion.
European Union ministers have reached an agreement to impose sanctions on Israeli settlers in the West Bank. This decision has drawn a furious reaction from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who condemned the EU's move.
A former head of Israel's Mossad intelligence agency has made a striking statement, asserting that settler violence against Palestinians in the occupied West Bank poses an 'existential threat' to the State of Israel.
David Barnea, the head of Israel's Mossad intelligence agency, has publicly disclosed for the first time that an operative who died in Italy had a crucial role in recent successful Israeli operations against Iran.
Former Mossad chief Yossi Cohen warns that Iran will persist in its deceptive practices and that no agreement or ceasefire will alter its ambitions, emphasizing the ongoing battle for Israel's security.
Mossad Director David Barnea declared that Israel's mission in Iran will not be complete until the current regime is toppled. He affirmed the agency's commitment to continuing efforts aimed at changing the Iranian government.
The Tehran Times published an article questioning whether Americans are willing to accept more casualties for Israel, reflecting on the potential human cost of ongoing conflicts.
Reports from the New York Times and other sources indicate that US and Israeli intelligence, including Mossad, failed to spark an uprising against the Iranian government as predicted, leading to criticism of Mossad chief David Barnea regarding the limits of military force in achieving regime change.
The head of Mossad reportedly warned a Syrian minister about Israel's intolerance of a Turkish military buildup in Syria days before an Israeli strike on an airbase. Syria, however, denied that Turkey planned a military base and rejected Israel's justification for the attack.
Former Mossad chief Yossi Cohen has taken on a new role at the Japanese investment firm SoftBank, which has previously made successful investments in Israeli companies like Lemonade and eToro.
David Barnea, who recently stepped down as Mossad chief after leading Israel's shadow wars against Iran, Hezbollah, and the Houthis, has made a swift transition to the private sector, joining a defense contractor.
A historian and editor on Croatian Radio, Dario Špelić, provides an in-depth analysis of the circumstances that led to former US President Trump's attack on Iran. The discussion also includes prophetic words from a former Mossad chief regarding Iran's potential actions.
A new Mossad chief reportedly aims to overthrow the regime in Tehran, highlighting a deep disagreement between Trump and Netanyahu after months of conflict with Iran.
A former Mossad intelligence chief has warned that Iran could move faster toward developing a nuclear bomb under its new leadership, suggesting that the US is primarily driving the conflict and its resolution.
The newly appointed Mossad chief reunited with the Hatzalah medics who saved his life during the October 7 attacks at his inauguration ceremony, an emotional moment highlighted by one of the medics.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has instructed the IDF to increase its control over 70% of the Gaza Strip. This directive comes amidst ongoing conflict and discussions about the future of the region.
Israel's top court has ordered an advisory committee to reconvene to reconsider the appointment of the country's spy agency chief. The decision comes after it was revealed that critical information was missed during the initial review process.
Mossad chief David Barnea reportedly traveled to the UAE in March and April to coordinate efforts during "Operation Roaring Lion." The visits underscore the ongoing security cooperation between Israel and the UAE.
Israel's Attorney General has called for the disqualification of Roman Gofman from serving as the next head of Mossad. The opposition stems from concerns regarding Gofman's 'moral integrity' and allegations related to a past espionage operation.
The head of Israel's Mossad intelligence agency has lauded 'revolutionary' operations conducted in Iran and Lebanon. He stated that these operations yielded crucial intelligence from the heart of enemy secrets.
A new High Court petition has been filed to freeze the appointment of Maj.-Gen. Roman Gofman as Mossad chief, citing alleged flaws in the vetting process and serious allegations related to the Elmakayes affair.
The head of Mossad has reportedly declared that operations concerning Iran will only be considered complete once there is a change in the country's current regime.
Major General Roman Gofman, an army officer with no prior intelligence background, has been appointed as the new head of Mossad, set to assume the role in 2026.
Mossad chief David Barnea reportedly presented an assessment that Iran's regime change is possible but would likely be a year-long process, not a swift collapse.
Israel's Defense Minister has accused Turkish President Erdogan of engaging in dangerous adventures in Syria and warned Turkey not to test Israel's resolve. This comes amid rising tensions following an Israeli attack on a Syrian airbase, which Syria's foreign minister deemed unjustified.
A former Mossad chief claimed that Israeli agents visited Iranian experts with flowers, leading them to withdraw from the nuclear program. This comes amid calls for tougher responses against Russia and discussions on NATO's stance.
The new head of Mossad reportedly met with the CIA director in Washington for secret discussions concerning the Iran nuclear deal. This meeting occurred before recent escalations in tensions, with Israeli media suggesting it aimed to pressure Trump to bomb a specific site.
An analysis criticizes the plan led by Mossad chief Roman Gofman to encourage voluntary Palestinian departure from Gaza, arguing it is likely to fail and distracts Mossad from its primary objective of countering the Iranian regime.
A report indicates that the new director of Mossad, who took on the role earlier this month, is plotting new strategies to transform the spy agency and topple the Iranian regime.
The Pentagon has reportedly raised its threat level regarding alleged Israeli espionage against US officials to 'critical,' sparking concerns and dismissals from various sources. This heightened alert follows leaked reports detailing alleged Israeli spying activities, which some US sources have dismissed as an attempt to push back against an anti-Iran war stance.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared that Israel would work to eliminate Iran's regime, stating it is destined to fall, during a ceremony for the new Mossad chief. The outgoing Mossad chief also urged Israel to topple the Iranian regime, reinforcing the strong message against Iran.
An ex-Mossad chief is accused of threatening an International Criminal Court prosecutor in connection with an investigation into alleged Israeli war crimes.
Israel's High Court is set to hear petitions challenging Prime Minister Netanyahu's selection of a new Mossad chief, raising questions about the government's authority over key security appointments.
Israeli President Isaac Herzog has invited Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and prosecutors to discuss a potential plea deal as Netanyahu's corruption trial resumes after a two-month pause.
Mossad Chief David Barnea stated that the Israeli intelligence agency has penetrated the "core of the enemy's secrets" and has carried out "revolutionary" operations in Iran and beyond.
The head of Israel's Mossad intelligence agency, David Barnea, confirmed that one of its operatives was killed abroad during a mission related to "Operation Roaring Lion." This marks a rare public acknowledgment of an agent's death in the field.
Israel's spy chief, David Barnea, stated that Israel will continue its covert efforts to try and topple Iran's government. This declaration signals an ongoing conflict between the two nations, even as the US pursues new peace negotiations with Iran.
The appointment of Roman Gofman as the new Mossad chief is seen as signaling a paradigm shift, with expectations of changes in departments and promotions within the intelligence agency's high command.
President Trump has publicly reiterated his threat that 'Cuba is next' for US military action while speaking at a Saudi investment conference, as US-Cuba tensions continue to rise due to restricted oil shipments, prompting Cuba to seek the Vatican's help, amidst the island's latest internal crisis.
On the eve of war, Mossad chief Barnea estimated that Iran's regime change was most likely to take a year, though other scenarios were also considered.