Washington shifts troops away from vulnerable bases and sends Patriot battery to region; UN nuclear watchdog says Iran has not rebuilt struck sites; US war costs pass $47 billion

The war, at the eight-month mark, has spiked gas prices and left voters frustrated, imperiling continued Republican control of Congress after Nov. 3 vote; Trump downplays concerns

London residents Nouman Essghir and Mohmed Ahmad Abdulkarim, both 24, accused of plot to attack RAF base used by US forces to strike Iran

US president had no intention of hitting Iran again, despite his bluster. But as Tehran refuses to budge in negotiations, signs are pointing toward renewed fighting after the midterms

Israeli TV says top military commander likely to lose job if Netanyahu forms next government, which PM denies as 'fake news'; the two also reportedly clash over Hebron operation

Network says US president instead signaled there will be joint military action soon; PM's office denies 'fake news'; reps from Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, Turkey in Tehran for talks

Re-endorsement comes hours after Netanyahu shares post with AI image of nuclear blast in Tel Aviv, warning that only he can lead a war against Iran with the US president

Channel 12 says action could lead to conflict with Tehran just before election, Zamir demanded signed documents regarding legal authorization; PM calls report 'nonsense'

PM contradicts his own recent claims that Iran's nuclear program has been 'devastated' and Tehran can no longer threaten Israel's existence; Eisenkot: He's hysterical; Golan: He's lost it

Following disclosure of US intelligence on stepped-up preparations, unnamed officials tell NY Times targets seen as 'fair game' because of US-Israeli assassinations

Judiciary says the two discussed 'compensation' to public for damage caused by war; Pezeshkian says Iranians struggling to buy food amid conflict, urges end to stalemate

US State Department reduces staffing at four Middle East embassies due to threats from Tehran and Houthis; US agencies reportedly assess danger at highest level since war began

'There will be no more red lines' if the Islamic Republic is attacked, one official warns, telling US not to 'play with fire'

Tom Barrack, who is known for going off script, contradicts Netanyahu by insisting that there won't be regime change, even if Washington goes ahead and hits Tehran