By Alexander Cornwell, Parisa Hafezi, Ahmed Elimam and Tala Ramadan TEL AVIV/DUBAI (Reuters) -Israel bombed nuclear targets in Iran on Thursday and Iran fired missiles and drones at Israel after hitting an Israeli hospital overnight,

White House says Trump will decide within two weeks whether to strike Iran. President Donald Trump will wait as much as two weeks to decide whether to attack Iran’s nuclear program, the White House said Thursday, dialing back rhetoric about Iran having missed its window to reach a deal.

Trump Won't Say Whether He Will Move Forward With US Strikes on Iran WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump would not say Wednesday whether he has decided to order a U.S. strike on Iran, a move that Tehran warned anew would be greeted with stiff retaliation if it happens.

They said the talks included a brief discussion of a U.S. proposal given to Iran at the end of May that aims to create a regional consortium that would enrich uranium outside of Iran, an offer Tehran has so far rejected.

Airstrikes continued for a sixth day Wednesday amid the most intense faceoff in the history of the Israel-Iran conflict. The confrontation that began Friday, when Israel launched an air campaign targeting Iran’s nuclear program and its military leaders,

Israeli Amb. to the U.S. Yechiel Leiter discusses President Donald Trump’s ‘measured’ approach to the Israel-Iran conflict and the existential threat posed by Iran on ‘The Bottom Line.’