DUBAI (Reuters) - Iran categorically rejects a proposal by U.S. President Donald Trump to relocate Palestinians from Gaza, foreign ministry spokesperson Esmail Baghaei said on Thursday.

President Donald Trump hosted Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the White House on Tuesday, capped by a first joint press conference.

GOP pollster Mitchell Brown claims US President Donald Trump’s announcement about Gaza is a “leverage tool”. The president sent shockwaves around the world after announcing he sees America having ‘long term ownership’ of the Gaza Strip.

While Israeli officials are being careful about criticizing a president who is showering gifts on Prime Minister Netanayhu, Israel has long

Iran’s currency plunged Wednesday to a record low of 850,000 rials to $1 after U.S. President Donald Trump ordered a restart to the “maximum pressure” campaign targeting Tehran. Trump's order, signed Tuesday night,

Donald Trump expressed a desire for Iran to be a successful country but emphasised that it should not possess nuclear weapons. He dismissed exaggerated reports of a US-Israel attack on Iran and urged the pursuit of a verified nuclear peace agreement,

U.S. concerns about Iran developing nuclear weapons are not a complicated issue and can be resolved given Tehran's opposition to weapons of mass destruction, Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi said on Wednesday,

President Donald Trump signed a memorandum reviving an aggressive approach to Iran as his new administration pressures the government in Tehran.