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The arrest of seven East Jerusalemites follows that of seven Israeli Jews allegedly acting for Iran.
US investigators are trying to find out how the highly classified intelligence documents were leaked online.
The documents are said to describe satellite imagery showing Israel moving military assets.
Gangs may be behind the recent attacks but Sweden believes Iran has had a hand in them.
Some Democrats accuse Israel's PM of holding off on agreeing a Gaza ceasefire deal for political reasons.
Talk of how the Israel-Palestine conflict could be resolved has been drowned out amid the increased fighting.
There have been many moments of extreme danger over the past year. This is the worst.
As the conflict across the Middle East widens, rising oil prices are being closely watched.
The high-altitude anti-missile system and a US military crew will bolster Israel's air defences, the Pentagon says.
A group of experts on whether the map of the region is being redrawn, what comes next, and what can help avert all-out war
Addressing a vast crowd in Tehran, Ayatollah Khamenei says the attacks were the "minimum punishment".
Israel has used its elaborate system of air defences to counter missile and drone attacks.
The US fears getting dragged into a war with Iran, while some Israelis want to deal it a body blow, Jeremy Bowen writes.
It is believed to be the first time the two leaders have spoken directly in weeks.
The price of crude oil shot up by 5% immediately after Mr Biden’s comments.
Blasts and gunfire were reported near the Israeli embassies in Copenhagen and Stockholm earlier this week.
Any extended rise raises the possibility of higher petrol prices and gas and electricity bills.
Social media users express a mixture of pride, uncertainty and fear after Iran's strike on Israel.
The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights says nine civilians were killed alongside two Hezbollah members in the attack.
The US spy agency posted callouts on YouTube, Instagram, LinkedIn and the dark web.
The statement follows a US report suggesting Israel could focus any strikes on military sites in Iran.
State Department correspondent Tom Bateman takes us through a year of diplomacy failures as the Middle East sits on the brink of total war
The move has been the focus of attention as it involves putting American boots on the ground in Israel.
"The answer is no," the US president said, adding any attack by Israel on Iran must be done "proportionally".
Iran's leaders brace for Israeli retaliation after firing about 200 ballistic missiles.
The UK defence secretary says Israel’s defences were able to deal with the threat.
The high-altitude anti-missile system and a US military crew will bolster Israel's air defences, the Pentagon says.
The US fears getting dragged into a war with Iran, while some Israelis want to deal it a body blow, Jeremy Bowen writes.
It is believed to be the first time the two leaders have spoken directly in weeks.
The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights says nine civilians were killed alongside two Hezbollah members in the attack.