Day four of intensifying hostilities between Iran and Israel draws to a close, but with no end to the exchanges of missiles and drones in sight. Euronews has this roundup of the key events from Monday evening.

The Islamic Republic’s leadership is significantly weakened domestically by Israeli strikes, but experts differ on whether regime change is likely

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says Israeli strikes have set Iran’s nuclear program back a “very, very long time.” He added that Israel was not attempting to topple the

US President Donald Trump is reportedly expected to offer Iran a 'last chance' nuclear offer which may be slightly better than the previous proposal just over a week ago

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is set to engage in discussions with international leaders, including U.S. President Trump and Russian President Putin, following Israeli strikes on Iran. Netanyahu has already contacted leaders from Germany,

The Israel-Iran conflict has escalated into its fourth day with mounting casualties, widening attacks, and no sign of diplomatic resolution.

US President Donald Trump is expected to present Iran with a “last chance” offer, US and European officials told The Jerusaem Post on Monday. One official added that it might even be slightly better than the previous proposal the administration submitted to the Iranians about a week and a half ago.

“You can’t ask people to rise up when bombs are falling on their homes,” Mahmood Amiry-Moghaddam, an Iranian-Norwegian human rights advocate, told The Media Line, adding that mass mobilization might be achieved once the bombing stops.