Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) urged President Donald Trump to launch direct military attacks on Iran should diplomatic efforts to negotiate an end to the regime’s nuclear program fail. “Diplomacy is preferred,

Donald Trump campaigned on keeping America out of endless foreign conflicts. But as the war between Israel and Iran escalates, the president finds himself in a geopolitical bind that could override his “America First” doctrine.

A Ronald Reagan Institute survey conducted ahead of Israel's attack on Iran reveals that 45% of US residents supported an Israeli strike should US-Iran talks collapse, with sharp divisions between Republican and Democrat voters.

Trump revealed that negotiations to end the war between Israel and Iran are underway, promising a peace deal is coming “soon.”

US President Donald Trump rejected an Israeli plan to assassinate Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei amid escalating tensions between Israel and Iran. The decision comes as both sides continue missile exchanges,

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian warned during a phone call with Oman’s Sultan that if the United States does not restrain Israel’s regional aggression, Iran will deliver heavier and more painful retaliatory responses.

Trump said during an interview Sunday morning that he was open to Russian President Vladimir Putin mediating a peace deal with Iran and Israel.

Sen. Lindsey Graham told CBS's "Face The Nation" that he urges President Trump to be prepared to join Israel's attack on Iran up to and including "regime change," if a single American is targeted by Iran.

If Iran rejects diplomacy, the only logical answer is to help Israel finish the job. If we don't do that, it will be another example of Afghanistan where we blink,' the South Carolina Republican told

The Israeli military on Saturday apologised to India. The military posted a map that incorrectly depicted Jammu and Kashmir as part of Pakistan after objections from Indian social media users.