By Elwely Elwelly, Maya Gebeily and AbdelHadi Ramahi DUBAI/BEIRUT (Reuters) -The commander of Iran's Revolutionary Guards warned Israel on Thursday against attacking the Islamic Republic in retaliation for a missile barrage,

Netanyahu's decision to strike Iranian military, not nuclear, targets is seen by Washington as showing restraint.

Israel and its allies have successfully defended against Iran’s missile attacks thus far, but it has required an extraordinary level of cooperation, and the challenge is likely to only get harder if

Iran's Revolutionary Guards chief Hossein Salami warned Thursday of further retaliation against Israel if it attacks Iranian targets, which Israel has vowed to do after Iran's missile attack on Octobe

Last week, the Jerusalem Post already learned that Israel's focus on an Iranian response is not on its nuclear sites, but rather military and intelligence targets. US involvement