The conflict between Israel and Iran has shaped the Middle East for decades. It was largely on a low boil as the two sides attacked each other — mostly quietly and in Iran’s case often by proxy — while avoiding a full-blown war.

Iran executes Pedram Madani, 41, convicted of spying for Israel, despite pleas from his family and activists who cited an unfair trial. Madani is the second man executed on such charges in two months.

Iran tensions are surging again, with US intel warning of a possible Israeli strike on Iran’s nuclear sites. This comes amid fragile US-Iran talks and rising proxy activity across the region.

President Donald Trump says he told Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu not to attack Iran while negotiations over the Iranian nuclear program were nearing a deal. “Well, I’d like to be honest.

An Iranian national convicted of espionage for Israel’s Mossad intelligence agency was executed on Wednesday, the second such case in less than a month, local media said. Mizan News, a media outlet affiliated with Iran’s judiciary, reported that Pedram Madani was executed following what was described as a “full criminal trial process.”

Iran and the United States held a fifth round of talks in Rome over Tehran’s rapidly advancing nuclear program. The negotiations represent a milestone in the fraught relations between the

The Israeli military recently intercepted a missile launched from Yemen. The action follows ongoing missile attacks by Yemen's Houthis aligned with Iran, in support of Palestinians amidst the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict.