The West Asia conflict expanded to include Iran-backed militias on Monday with an attack by Hezbollah on Israel. Israel struck back against the group in Lebanon while the United States pounded targets in Iran.

Indeed, the United States has not fought an adversary in a fully combined manner—dividing targets and working equally within a shared operational construct—since World War II. With the opening of this new chapter against Iran,

The Middle East is engulfed in an unprecedented military confrontation involving Iran, Israel, and the United States, with operations spreading acros

U.S. allies and adversaries responded to the joint attacks by the U.S. and Israel on Iran with concern over the risks of a new war in the Middle East.

Iran’s current strikes could open a window for Israel to improve ties with Gulf states, but caution is needed as fears of Israeli influence and anti-Israel narratives persist, says expert. The

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Israel's U.N. envoy Danny Danon said on Tuesday that Israel and the United States now control almost all of Iran's airspace and that ​superiority would be evident in the next few days.

Israel’s military told residents it was working to intercept missiles launched from Iran and separately advised residents of northern Israel to enter shelters owing to rocket and missile fire from Lebanon.