US Democratic lawmakers are moving to remove the funding for the Israeli regime’s so-called Iron Dome in the upcoming budget to avert a shutdown.

The US military decides not to purchase Israel's Iron Dome after conducting its first test of the aerial missile system earlier this summer.

The message addresses the Hezbollah chief as “the leader of hearts”, saying whenever he gave an order, the resistance fighters swiftly responded to it.

A report says the Israeli regime’s “Iron Dome” missile system “mistakenly” fired at an Israeli warplanes during the Gaza war.

The US vows to reinforce Israel's so-called Iron Dome missile system after Tel Aviv suffered a defeat in its 11-day war on the Gaza Strip.

Washington pledges to restock the Israeli regime’s Iron Dome anti-missile batteries following their depletion during Tel-Aviv’s 11-day military campaign against occupied Palestinian territories.

Republican Senator Lindsey Graham says Israel intends to ask for an additional funding from the United States to replenish its missile system, calling on Congress to approve the request.

With an economy weakened by the COVID-19 pandemic, Tel Aviv took a huge risk in starting a war which, it appears, it had not thought through economically or politically.

The Iron one – designed to keep all the Palestinian rockets out of Israel - seems to be a bit rusty or in non-technical terms, a bit rubbish! Because loads of rockets fired from Gaza landed in Israel.

An analyst has described US decision to authorize an additional $735 million in weapons sales to Israel as “shocking”, following the Tel Aviv regime’s deadly bombardment of the besieged Gaza Strip in recent weeks.