This is where the US-Israel-Iran war really began’

India, Nov. 5 -- Oil prices plunged by around $8 a barrel on Wednesday as traders increasingly bet that the political fallout from the US midterm elections could push President Donald Trump's administration towards a less confrontational approach to Iran.

U.S. Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee warned Thursday that another American-Israeli military confrontation with Iran remains a possibility, revealing that no final decision appears to have been made about launching additional strikes against the Iranian regime.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is jockeying to stay in power, and President Trump is in a tough midterm fight, yet Iran’s leaders do not expect a major shift in Israeli or U.S. policy.

Analysts say the incoming majorities could push to link arms sales to Israeli conduct and move quickly on war powers to end the conflict

Iran's supreme leader has threatened an immediate response to a potential attack -- one without "geographic limits" -- as diplomatic efforts continue in an effort to reduce the threat of a return to all-out war.

Vice President JD Vance blamed the Republican Party’s massive midterm losses on the country’s connection to Israel and the war in Iran in a social media post early on Wednesday. “The real reason we lost is obvious to almost everyone,” Vance wrote ...

Some 97% of respondents to Arab Opinion Index for Syria say Israel threatens security and stability in the Middle East.

Exit polls support JD Vance’s claim that the Iran war hurt Republicans, while Massie and Greene criticised the party over its policies.