Trump: El próximo Líder Supremo de Irán no durará mucho sin nuestra autorización

El presidente de Estados Unidos, Donald Trump, advirtió este domingo que el próximo Líder Supremo de Irán requerirá la aprobación de Estados Unidos para permanecer en el poder, de lo contrario “no durará mucho”.

“Tendrá que obtener nuestra aprobación. Si no la obtiene, no durará mucho”, advirtió en referencia al sucesor de Alí Khamenei.

Irán indicó que Mojtaba Khamenei, hijo del ayatolá Alí Khamenei, fue elegido como el sucesor de su padre.

“El nombre de Khamenei perdurará”, declaró el ayatolá Hosseinali Eshkevari, miembro de la Asamblea de Expertos de Irán, en un video publicado en medios iraníes.

Saudi Arabia warns Tehran against retaliation after downing multiple Iranian drones

Saudi Foreign Minister Faisal bin Farhan leading the “International Alliance to Implement the Two-State Solution” conference. (Photo: Saudi Foreign Ministry)

Saudi Arabia reportedly warned Iran on Saturday against further attacks on Saudi soil, unnamed diplomatic sources revealed.

The kingdom, which downed nine Iranian drones, signaled that it prefers a diplomatic solution to the Iranian attacks on its Gulf Arab neighbors following the U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iran that began on Feb. 28. However, Saudi officials warned that the country would respond militarily to continued Iranian attacks, especially if they targeted Saudi Arabia’s critically important energy sector.

In the past week, the ayatollah regime has launched unprovoked missile and drone attacks on Saudi Arabia, as well as Kuwait, the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Bahrain, Jordan, Turkey and Cyprus.

Washington advierte que Irán estaría a días de cruzar el umbral nuclear

Vista combinada de la Casa Blanca, el enviado especial estadounidense Steve Witkoff y una instalación nuclear iraní, en medio de la advertencia de Washington sobre el posible cruce del umbral nuclear por parte de Teherán. Imagen generada con Inteligencia Artificial - Aurora 2026

El enviado especial Steve Witkoff sostuvo que Teherán podría alcanzar niveles de enriquecimiento aptos para armamento en una semana. La Casa Blanca exige el abandono total del programa como condición para negociar.

Estados Unidos encendió una nueva señal de alarma sobre el programa nuclear iraní.

El enviado especial del presidente Donald Trump para Medio Oriente, Steve Witkoff, afirmó que el régimen persa podría estar

Netanyahu advierte a saudíes sobre camino a la paz con Israel

El aumento de la retórica antiisraelí, antisemita e islamista proveniente del reino, ha generado preocupación entre las principales organizaciones judías.

El Primer Ministro israelí, Benjamín Netanyahu, declaró el martes que Jerusalén está siguiendo de cerca las señales de que Arabia Saudita podría estar distanciándose de los Acuerdos de Abraham, negociados por Estados Unidos, y advirtió que cualquier país que busque la normalización de relaciones con Israel debe evitar alinearse con fuerzas que se oponen a la paz y a la legitimidad del Estado judío.

«No quiero ser el intérprete de Arabia Saudita; nosotros también seguimos estas cuestiones, no las ignoramos. Y es evidente que esperamos que cualquiera que desee negociar acuerdos de normalización y de paz con nosotros no se una a esfuerzos que, ¿cómo decirlo?, estén dirigidos por

Trump claims credit for Iron Dome and Middle East peace in sweeping Davos Speech

US president says he has told Benjamin Netanyahu to stop 'taking credit' for Israel's Iron Dome system.

By Lee Harpin

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US President Donald Trump has made a series of bold claims regarding American involvement in the development of Israel’s Iron Dome missile defense system and recent peace efforts in the Middle East, in a sweeping speech at the World Economic Forum.

Trump told attendees to the Davos 2026 that he had told Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to “stop taking credit” for the Iron Dome, asserting, “it’s our technology.”

Intentionally or not, the US's capture of Maduro is a threat to Iran's regime - analysis

Regardless if a message was meant for Iran by capturing Maduro, Iran is already feeling the sting.

An Iranian crosses a street next to a billboard bearing the portrait of Iranian supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and a quote reads in Persian 'Sing Oh Iran' at the Enqelab Square in Tehran on July, 9, 2025.(photo credit: AFP VIA GETTY IMAGES)

Whether US President Donald Trump and his administration intended or not to add a warning to the Iranian regime as a side effect to Saturday's capture of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, Islamic Regime officials will likely interpret the US military operation as such.

Iran, a longtime ally of Venezuela, has been suffering from civil unrest since Sunday amid a dramatically weakening rial, water shortages, and a regime with a weakened image after the 12-day war with the US and Israel. Riots and protests have persisted as the Islamic regime has cracked down, but in

Washington warns Iran of 'severe consequences' if it rejects US proposed nuclear deal

U.S. President Donald Trump at the White House in Washington, D.C., May 1, 2025. (Photo: REUTERS/Evelyn Hockstein)

The Trump administration is warning Iran of “severe consequences” if it rejects Washington’s nuclear deal proposal, the Wall Street Journal reported on Friday.

“If they don’t accept these terms, it’s not going to be a good day for the Iranians,” an unnamed senior U.S. official told the WSJ.

The U.S. proposal, which is defined as a “term sheet,” is reportedly intended as Washington’s foundation for a broader framework aimed at addressing the Iranian nuclear threat through diplomatic channels.

Will Syria’s Druze, Kurds & Alawites become Israel’s new allies? Past failures pose serious warnings

Israel’s Syria policy was vindicated – but it should remember lessons of failed minority alliance.

Kurdish and Druze flags (Photo: Shutterstock)

The fall of the Assad regime in Syria destroyed a hostile regime on Israel’s doorstep and opened the possibility of permanently changing the security situation on the northern front.

Israel reacted by conducting an intensive diplomatic initiative against Syria’s new, Islamist-dominated regime while reaching out to the country’s minorities – but it would do well to remember the past failures of similar ventures.

Annexation on the table? Israel warns Hamas it will annex Gazan territory for every hostage it harms – report

Hamas threatened that Israel's return to war puts hostages at risk.

Israeli soldiers stand guard on the Israeli border with the Gaza Strip, on March 18, 2025. Photo by Chaim Goldberg/Flash90

For the first time during this war, Israel has reportedly threatened to annex parts of the Gaza Strip as a means of pressuring the Hamas terror group.

According to a Channel 12 news report on Tuesday evening, Israel has conveyed the message to Hamas that it will officially declare part of the Gaza Strip as Israeli territory in retaliation for any harm to the hostages.

The report comes amid the renewal of Israeli airstrikes against terror targets in the enclave.

Trump explica a líderes musulmanes la urgencia de eliminar el terrorismo jihadista del mundo

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'This is your last warning!': Trump gives ultimatum to Hamas

"Shalom Hamas' means Hello and Goodbye - You can choose," Trump's post read.

By JAMES GENN

US President Donald Trump is seen pointing against the backdrop of an explosion in this illustrative collage image.(photo credit: CHENEY ORR/REUTERS, PIXABAY)

"Release all of the Hostages now, not later, and immediately return all of the dead bodies of the people you murdered, or it is OVER for you," US President Donald Trump shared on Truth Social and X/Twitter on Wednesday evening, addressing Hamas.

"Shalom Hamas' means Hello and Goodbye - You can choose," his post read.

Netanyahu lanza advertencias a Irán y Hezbolá

Enlace Judío – El primer ministro Benjamin Netanyahu advirtió este martes a Irán y Hezbolá sobre su atrincheramiento cerca de la frontera norte de Israel, informó The Times of Israel.

Netanyahu visitó el cuartel general del Comando Norte del ejército en la ciudad de Safed junto con el ministro de Defensa, Yoav Gallant, adoptando un tono desafiante a pesar del período relativamente tranquilo en la frontera.

“El principal enemigo al que nos enfrentamos es el régimen terrorista de Irán y sus satélites en Siria y el Líbano”, dijo Netanyahu en declaraciones proporcionadas por su oficina.

“Estamos decididos a luchar contra los intentos de Irán de desarrollar un arsenal nuclear. Estamos decididos a luchar contra cualquier intento de Irán de atrincherarse en nuestra frontera militar del norte en Siria. Estamos decididos a luchar contra todos los intentos de Hezbolá de mostrar agresión contra nosotros desde el Líbano”, dijo Netanyahu.