Netanyahu spoke to President Trump on Thursday, the same day the US president publicly suggested that Tehran had eased its internal crackdown and halted executions.

Responding to a journalist's question in the Oval Office about whether US military action was “now off the table,” Trump said, “We’re going to watch it and see what the process is.”

Iranian officials have been insisting that control of the country had been regained after several nights of widespread protests.

A batch of Pakistani students also arrived at the border in buses and entered Pakistan from Iran on Sunday night, while the pilgrims arrived on Monday afternoon.

But, as Trump added, “we may have to act before a meeting."

Tehran, a hot and dry city located on the southern slopes of the Alborz Mountains, is facing one of its worst droughts in decades.

Authorities report that 19 major dams in Iran are now at less than 5 % capacity.

The supreme leader went further, accusing the US of being complicit in “war crimes in Gaza.”

The statement condemned Trump’s comments on Iran’s nuclear program.

Choobiasl was described by the Iranian judiciary’s media wing, Mizan, as 'one of the most important spies'

Another striking claim in the documentary was that Israel had obtained personal photographs of IAEA Director General Rafael Grossi.

The first death of a husband dates back to 2001.

He was found guilty of sharing information related to a nuclear scientist who was killed in Israeli airstrikes

Assailants entered the judges' chambers and opened fire.

President Peshkeshian’s visit is coming at a critical time for both countries.