Israeli sources estimate that the terrorist organization Hezbollah will launch an attack when it detects a crisis in the negotiations, which have now moved to Cairo. The attack is expected to be extensive and target central Israel. 

The growing assessment in Israel is that Iran or Hezbollah are waiting for the opportunity to strike at Israel, and that this may come in the form of personal assassinations rather than projectile salvos.

The Secretary of State had previously avoided visiting the region due to the risk of being present during an Iranian attack.

Iranian citizens from multiple locations throughout the country have anonymously complained about the country's "incompetence" in providing reliable electricity to residents of the country.

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The two foreign ministers are visiting Israel in a snap visit meant to try and prevent de-escalation in the region and prevent a wider war.

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A senior Israeli source estimates that the terrorist organization Hezbollah has not abandoned its plan to attack Israel, and it is expected that they may do so in the coming days: "Israel is on high alert over the weekend for the possibility that Hezbollah may attack."

The two ministers would be the latest in a flurry of diplomatic visits to Israel and Lebanon in an attempt to prevent a regional conflagration.

The White House is on high alert as tensions escalate in the Middle East. National Security Council spokesperson reveals Iran could strike "in coming days."  

Israeli Foreign Minister Israel Katz described Iran's efforts to smuggle weapons and funds from Jordan to terrorists in Judea and Samaria, who then carry out attacks in central Israel.

According to a report from the opposition outlet Iran International, Iran is reportedly advancing its nuclear weapons program and is now closer to developing a nuclear bomb.

According to a report, Hezbollah, led by Hassan Nasrallah, is planning to attack a high-value target within Israeli territory that is not even known to the Israeli public and is expected to "shock the IDF."

The Israeli Consulate just launched a billboard campaign in Times Square against Iran and Hezbollah, prompting visitors to scan a QR code to learn more.

The anti-air units are reportedly on peak alert and the Air Force has dozens of planes ready to go, eyeing Hezbollah but with a focus on Iran.

This revelation comes following what is described as one of the largest cyberattacks on Iranian state infrastructure in its history.

Following the cyberattack on Iran's banking system, ATMs have also ceased to function. Anonymous protestors have put announcements blaming the government.

A secret meeting in Tehran exposes deep rifts among Iran's allies, with Hezbollah pushing for strikes on major Israeli cities, while Iran urges caution to avoid playing into Israel's hands.

Iran International reports a major cyberattack on Iran's Central Bank and several other banks, marking one of the possibly largest such attacks on Iranian state infrastructure.