Netanyahu has convinced Trump that leaving the Iran deal protects Israel. But the U.S. walk out means a full-on Israel-Iran war in Syria now becomes far more likely

Iran is seeking to create a pro-Iranian government in Iraq so Tehran is better placed to hit back at the United States should Trump re-imposesanctions and that will kick U.S. forces out

Trump expected to announce U.S. is pulling out of Iran nuclear deal, raising the risk of conflict, upsetting America's European allies and disrupting global oil supplies

Israel opens public shelters in north over 'unusual movement of Iranian forces' ■ CNN: Pentagon concerned about Iran preparing strike against Israel ■ U.S. embassy issues travel warning for Golan Heights

Rohani called Trump's decision 'a historical experience for Iran' after the U.S. president announced he was reimposing sanctions on Iran

U.S. Treasury Department announced following Trump's speech that the process of reimposing sanctions on Iran will be implemented over a period of months, and won't happen all at once

The poll, conducted May 4-8, ahead of the Republican president's announcement to end the deal, found that 29 percent of adults wanted to end the deal with Iran

Unlike JFK and McNamara, Israel sees Iran as solely a military problem, not a political one. Netanyahu is backing Tehran into a corner that leaves them with no way out except striking back