Iran's Aragchi denies ceasefire agreement, demands Israel end attacks to stop war
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Iran’s Reza Pahlavi calls for Khamenei to step down, offers vision of democracy
Iran’s exiled crown prince, Reza Pahlavi, called for Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei to step down in a Monday press conference, saying he would lead a transitional government in Tehran.
“I am stepping forward to lead this national transition, not out of personal interests, but as a servant of the Iranian people,” Pahlavi said. “I have a clear plan for transition and national renewal.”
Pahlavi added that under his vision, Iran would transition into a democracy based on three “core principles” - Iran’s territorial integrity, individual liberties of all citizens, and a separation of religion and state.
This is a developing story.
Photographing homes, payment in crypto: Two Israelis arrested for spying on behalf of Iran
Agencies further warned against contact with any foreign agent, obviously including those working for enemy states.
Two young men were arrested on Monday for spying for Iran, Israel Police and the Shin Bet (Israel Security Agency) announced. Both were paid in crypto.
Dmitri Cohen, 27, was arrested for spying on Israeli citizens at the behest and guidance of an Iranian agent, the agencies announced. A police prosecutor's declaration has been issued, and an indictment is expected within the next few days.
Cohen was arrested back in May, on suspicion of security offenses relating to contact with Iranian intelligence agents and carrying out assignments at their command.
Go to the full article >>At least six tankers divert course away from Strait of Hormuz
At least six tankers have changed course from the Strait of Hormuz, diverting away from the strait, according to Marine Traffic.
WATCH: Israel strikes Iran's infamous Evin Prison, Basij Headquarters, officials confirm to 'Post'
Evin Prison holds many Iranian political prisoners and is where many of the anti-regime protesters are sent following arrest.
Israel has struck the infamous Evin Prison in Tehran, Israeli officials confirmed to The Jerusalem Post on Monday.
Footage from the attack shows one strike hitting the entrance gate to the prison.
Iran's judiciary confirmed the prison had been hit but said the situation was under control, according to Iranian media.
Go to the full article >>Israel kills hundreds of IRGC members in strikes on Tehran's Basij, Alborz forces
The IDF targeted the headquarters of the Basij paramilitary forces, as well as internal security forces Alborz, in a wave of strikes across Iran's capital.
Hundreds of Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) members were killed by Israeli strikes across Tehran on Monday, an Israeli official told The Jerusalem Post.
During the strikes, Israel targeted various locations in Tehran, which included the Basij headquarters and Evin Prison.
The Basij is a paramilitary militia part of the IRGC. The United States designated both the IRGC and Basij terrorist entities.
Go to the full article >>IDF: Rumors of new Home Front Command instructions, app malfunction are false
Online rumors of new Home Front Command instructions and widespread malfunctions with the siren app are false, the IDF stated on Monday afternoon.
The IDF added that the Home Front Command has clarified that the rumors are based on false messages.
Gaza war: IDF destroys underground tunnel routes
In Jabalya in northern Gaza, troops from the 401st Brigade under the 162nd Division, including combat engineers, destroyed tunnel routes in the area over the past week, the IDF said on Monday.
The military reinvaded Jabalya for the first time since the strikes on Iran last Tuesday. The area had been invaded by the IDF several times since the Israel-Hamas War began in October 2023.
Sirends sound in Nahal Oz, Gaza border communities
Sirens sounded in Nahal Oz in the Gaza border area, the military said on Monday.
The IDF later said that it was a false identification.
Missiles fired from Iran trigger sirens throughout central, northern Israel
Missiles fired from Iran triggered sirens across central, southern, and northern Israel on Monday morning, the IDF announced.
There have been no reports of impacts from the missiles.
The military added that the IAF is operating to intercept the strike.
This is a developing story.
Go to the full article >>IDF identifies missiles fired from Iran, sirens sound in northern Israel
The IDF identified missiles fired from Iran toward Israel, triggering sirens in northern Israel, the military announced on Monday morning.
Defensive systems are operating to intercept the threat, the military added.
Israel at war: What you need to know
- Hamas launched a massive attack on October 7, with thousands of terrorists infiltrating from the Gaza border and taking some 240 hostages into Gaza.
- Over 1,200 Israelis and foreign nationals were murdered, including over 350 at the Supernova music festival and hundreds of Israeli civilians across the Gaza border communities.
- 50 hostages remain in Gaza, while 49 hostages in total have been killed in captivity.
- The IDF launched large-scale attacks on Iranian nuclear facilities on June 13, 2025.
- Israel struck key nuclear sites and killed senior Iranian military and IRGC officials.
- 24 Israelis killed, over 800 wounded, including seven IDF soldiers, in Iranian attacks.