'We have the scientific ability... but it is not our current policy' as most enemies already within range, claims Mohammad Ali Jafari

With more than 13,000 wounded, caseload from seven weeks of protests has surpassed that of 2014 war, officials say

Iraqi military denies positioning Iran-backed fighters in Syrian territory after paramilitary group says 22 of its members among the dead

Settler leaders outraged after Netanyahu reportedly postpones indefinitely the scheduled demolition of Sussiya ahead of Kushner and Greenblatt's visit to Israel

Natan Schottenfels laconically reveals in a Facebook post that he's the producer of 'Apeshit - The Carters,' a dazzling clip that has racked up 18 million views in its first 3 days

In first comments on case, Rouhani aide says arrest of Gonen Segev, accused of passing intel to Iran, should be ignored

Justice Ministry official says capital punishment an option in Gonen Segev's case, but would be an 'unprecedented penalty' for espionage

While certainly not the first senior official charged with espionage, Gonen Segev is the highest-ranking -- and the only one who allegedly worked for Iran