Israel considering military strike on Iran, sources say If there is military action by Israel against Iran, it would most likely be without U.S. support, sources said.

Israel is considering taking military action against Iran — most likely without U.S. support — in the coming days, even as President Donald Trump is in advanced discussions with Tehran about a ...

Israel is considering taking military action against Iran — most likely without U.S. support — in the coming days, even as President Donald Trump is in advanced discussions with Tehran about a ...

Israel considering military strike on Iran, sources say If there is military action by Israel against Iran, it would most likely be without U.S. support, sources said.

Israel is considering taking military action against Iran, most likely without US support, in the coming days, five sources told NBC on Thursday. This comes shortly after a CBS report in which ...

Israeli fighter jets have been seen armed with inexpensive glide bombs. Air superiority means it doesn't need to expend costly standoff missiles.

Israel is considering the possibility of launching a limited military strike on Iran's nuclear infrastructure as early as the coming months, even without direct US support.

Trump’s oft-stated lack of enthusiasm for military action appeared to put a cramp on any Israeli plans to strike Iran; Israel by most estimations needs U.S. backup to carry out an effective strike.

Israel and Iran have continued to exchange strikes in their latest conflict, which began on Friday. There has been angry ...

The Issue: Israel’s attacks on Iran’s military leaders and its nuclear scientists and facilities. It was only a matter of time before Israel pulled the trigger (“Israel strikes Iran,” June ...

Israel considering military strike on Iran, sources say If there is military action by Israel against Iran, it would most likely be without U.S. support, sources said.

Israel considering military strike on Iran, sources say If there is military action by Israel against Iran, it would most likely be without U.S. support, sources said.