Official Israel Vs. Iran 2025 thread: First post updates! US/Israel attacks set Iran back months at best. Ceasefire in effect. Everybody wins(?)
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Were you born in America or Israel?
Trump ‘very unhappy’ with Israel over violating ceasefire with Iran
Iran denies breaking the ceasefire agreement, while Israel threatens to attack Tehran with ‘intense strikes’.
1h ago
(14:37 GMT)
Iran’s president says country will not attack unless Israel does first
Reporting from Tehran, Iran
Iran’s President Masoud Pezeshkian says Iran will respect the truce with Israel as long as Israel does.
Pezeshkian also said Iran is open to dialogue and will protect the interests of Iranians at the negotiating table, reports Iran’s Nournews media.
Based on stories of how Ethiopian Jews are treated, Makes sense why he wouldn’t move to Israel with his family.
Trump ‘very unhappy’ with Israel over violating ceasefire with Iran
Iran denies breaking the ceasefire agreement, while Israel threatens to attack Tehran with ‘intense strikes’.
51m ago
(15:00 GMT)
‘Israel can’t completely violate the will of the US’
Israeli affairs analyst Dan Perry says US involvement in the Israel-Iran conflict has been “incredible” throughout – from its historic direct attack on Iran to US President Donald Trump’s ceasefire declaration “on behalf of the parties” and the pressure on Israel to comply.
“Trump is trying to lay down the law and present himself as the sheriff of the region,” Perry told Al Jazeera. “It might be performative”.
Asked whether Israel would respect Trump’s plan, Perry said he doesn’t think Israel “really has as much latitude as I sometimes hear from various commentators”.
“Israel can’t completely violate the will of the US. It can’t continue such a massively impactful operation without US acquiescence,” he said.
Trump ‘very unhappy’ with Israel over violating ceasefire with Iran
Iran denies breaking the ceasefire agreement, while Israel threatens to attack Tehran with ‘intense strikes’.
32m ago
(15:20 GMT)
Iran’s Red Crescent confirms deaths of four medics
The Red Crescent Society of Iran has announced four of its ambulance workers were killed by the Israeli military over the last 12 days.
The emergency organisation released their pictures and identified the medics as Mojtaba Maleki, Mehdi Zartaji, Amirhossein Jamshidpour and Yasser Zivari.
Israel has repeatedly targeted rescue workers in its wars on Gaza and Lebanon.
Nkrumah Was Right
Superstar
I respect his honesty.
He propagandizes Americans on the Coli to support America doing Israel’s dirty work, even if it erodes American power and weakens its finances
It’s like Eritrea using Ethiopia to destroy Tigray
Georgiamuscle
Superstar
You see where I was goingBased on stories of how Ethiopian Jews are treated, Makes sense why he wouldn’t move to Israel with his family.
Oh boy.
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US immigration officials have arrested 11 Iranian citizens accused of being in the US illegally, according to the US Department of Homeland Security.
One US citizen accused of harbouring one of the Iranians was also arrested, said the department.
Officers with an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) special response tactical team [File: Fred Greaves/Reuters]
Trump ‘very unhappy’ with Israel over violating ceasefire with Iran
Iran denies breaking the ceasefire agreement, while Israel threatens to attack Tehran with ‘intense strikes’.
US arrests 11 Iranians for alleged immigration violations
US immigration officials have arrested 11 Iranian citizens accused of being in the US illegally, according to the US Department of Homeland Security.
One US citizen accused of harbouring one of the Iranians was also arrested, said the department.
Trump ‘very unhappy’ with Israel over violating ceasefire with Iran
Iran denies breaking the ceasefire agreement, while Israel threatens to attack Tehran with ‘intense strikes’.
3m ago
(15:50 GMT)
Iran president ‘expresses regret’ to Qatar’s leader after missile strike
Iran’s President Masoud Pezeshkian has called Qatar’s Emir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani a day after the attack on the US military base by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.
Sheikh Tamim “reiterated the State of Qatar’s strong condemnation of the attack, considering it a flagrant violation of its sovereignty and airspace, as well as of international law and the United Nations Charter”, a government media release said.
“Qatar has always been an advocate of dialogue with Iran and has exerted tireless diplomatic efforts in this regard,” it added.
Sheikh Tamim urged Iran to “return to the negotiating table … in an effort to overcome this crisis and preserve the security of the region and the safety of its people”.
Iran’s president “expressed his regret”, noting Qatar and its people were not the target of the attack.
President Masoud Pezeshkian, left, with Qatar’s Emir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani [File: Iranian Presidency/AFP]
Georgiamuscle
Superstar
And your kids are Jewish so why stay here if you have no allegiance here
Based on stories of how Ethiopian Jews are treated, Makes sense why he wouldn’t move to Israel with his family.
You see where I was going
SENSATIONALIZED LIES
BLACK PEOPLE ARE TREATED WAY WORSE IN AMERICA THAN IN ISRAEL
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20 min ago
The US Capitol Building in Washington D.C., on December 2.
Samuel Corum/Getty Images
US senators are expected to receive a classified briefing this afternoon on the Israel-Iran conflict.
“President (Donald) Trump owes the facts to the American people, and so far, we’ve received no real information in the Congress,” Connecticut Democratic Sen. Richard Blumenthal told CNN.
Blumenthal said Trump deserves credit “if, in fact, Iran’s nuclear capability has been destroyed,” adding that the Israeli forces and US military also played a significant role.
Illinois Democratic Sen. dikk Durbin told CNN: “It’s a lot easier to get in a war than it is to get out of a war,” adding that “we’re a far cry from being able to assess the impact of this overall decision.”
On the House side, Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries argued that Trump has “botched” his promises to bring peace to the region.
“He has botched his promises on the economy, and he’s botched his promises on creating peace in the Middle East. The real question that people are asking here in America is what the F is Donald Trump doing,” Jeffries told reporters this morning, referring to Trump’s comments earlier that Israel and Iran “don’t know what the fukk they’re doing.”
Speaker Mike Johnson told members at a House Republican conference meeting that he spoke with Trump earlier in the morning, and the president told him he urged Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu not to retaliate against Iran, according to a person in room. Punchbowl News first reported on Johnson’s comment to members.
Republican Rep. Buddy Carter, who is running for US Senate in Georgia, announced that he has nominated President Donald Trump for a Nobel Peace Prize for his handling of the Iran-Israel conflict.
“There’s no one else who deserves it more than this president deserves it,” he said.
20 min ago
US lawmakers react to Trump's role in Iran-Israel ceasefire
From CNN’s Alison Main, Manu Raju, Casey Riddle, Veronica Stracqualursi and Morgan Rimmer
The US Capitol Building in Washington D.C., on December 2.
Samuel Corum/Getty Images
US senators are expected to receive a classified briefing this afternoon on the Israel-Iran conflict.
“President (Donald) Trump owes the facts to the American people, and so far, we’ve received no real information in the Congress,” Connecticut Democratic Sen. Richard Blumenthal told CNN.
Blumenthal said Trump deserves credit “if, in fact, Iran’s nuclear capability has been destroyed,” adding that the Israeli forces and US military also played a significant role.
Illinois Democratic Sen. dikk Durbin told CNN: “It’s a lot easier to get in a war than it is to get out of a war,” adding that “we’re a far cry from being able to assess the impact of this overall decision.”
On the House side, Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries argued that Trump has “botched” his promises to bring peace to the region.
“He has botched his promises on the economy, and he’s botched his promises on creating peace in the Middle East. The real question that people are asking here in America is what the F is Donald Trump doing,” Jeffries told reporters this morning, referring to Trump’s comments earlier that Israel and Iran “don’t know what the fukk they’re doing.”
Speaker Mike Johnson told members at a House Republican conference meeting that he spoke with Trump earlier in the morning, and the president told him he urged Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu not to retaliate against Iran, according to a person in room. Punchbowl News first reported on Johnson’s comment to members.
Republican Rep. Buddy Carter, who is running for US Senate in Georgia, announced that he has nominated President Donald Trump for a Nobel Peace Prize for his handling of the Iran-Israel conflict.
“There’s no one else who deserves it more than this president deserves it,” he said.
6 min ago
Trump takes credit for brokering peace between Israel and Iran
From CNN’s Alejandra JaramilloPresident Donald Trump took credit for brokering peace between Israel and Iran, framing the recent ceasefire as a direct result of US airstrikes authorized under his leadership.
“Both Israel and Iran wanted to stop the War, equally! It was my great honor to Destroy All Nuclear facilities & capability, and then, STOP THE WAR!” he said on Truth Social.
Trump is currently on his way to the NATO summit in the Netherlands.
