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A poll conducted for Fox News by Democratic and Republican research teams just before and on the day of Israeli Prime Minster Benjamin Netanyahu's speech...

Netanyahu's speech, attacked as partisan, birthed a very significant bipartisan Congressional review agreement.

Rabbi Lau was surreptitiously talking about current events and not ancient texts on the news Friday morning...

Iran's Zarif claims his country is the peaceful anchor in the region, while Israel is the evil danger.

The race for nuclear power has begun in the Middle East in response to fears of an Iranian nuclear threat.

On Saturday, the French daily Le Figaro reported on Saturday, citing intelligence sources, that Khamenei would likely live only two more years.

Ron Dermer responds to Netanyahu critics following Netanyahu's speech.

Secy of State John Kerry updates media on the progress made in talks with Iran in Switzerland before leaving for the US; talks resume on March 15.

If President Obama isn't going to listen to Netanyahu, at least he should listen to the concrete proposals by members of his own Democratic party.

Don't listen just to Bibi, President Obama, but to your own experts, right there in Washington DC.

Pres. Barack Obama says Israel's prime minister offered "no viable alternative" to the current deal with Iran. Here's how it lines up.

Dozens of Democrats gathered to spew a stream of venom before the cameras Tuesday at Israel's prime minister after his speech to Congress.

The transcript of PM Netanyahu's speech is available here. The speech begins at 6pm Israel Time / 11AM NY Time. [youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wRf1cdw4IAY?rel=0&w=475&h=267]

"Today the Jewish people face another attempt by yet another Persian potentate..." to wipe out Israel, PM Netanyahu told Congress.

If Iran is serious, Netanyahu can skip his speech and tell the Air Force to rev up its engines.

Iran, like the Palestinian Authority, has one mindset. A deal is not peace. It is an evil piece of paper.

US President Barack Obama contends Israel is "safer today than ever before," says give Iran talks a chance.

US Ambassador to the UN Samantha Power tells AIPAC on Monday that America "will not allow Iran to obtain a nuclear weapon. Period."

Former Consul Alon Pinkas charges Prime Minister Netanyahu is "injecting Israel into the American political arena - he loves doing that."

Former Israel Ambassador to the UN Dore Gold says PM Netanyahu's speech to Congress "will have substance no one has heard before."

Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu told a packed room at AIPAC on Monday the US-Israel alliance is "sound." But on Iran: "No one makes alliances with the weak," he warned.

Israel's Prime Minister Netanyahu arrived Sunday in Washington DC ahead of appearances at the AIPAC conference and before the US Congress, to discuss the Iran nuclear threat.

Goldberg might as well have been quoting from Netanyahu's talking points sheet.

The report seems unbelievable, but the newspaper has an interesting track record.

A proposed law would require the Senate to approve the deal. Obama threatens to veto it.

The Israeli decision came, according to al-Jarida, in response to U.S. and Iran secret talks—behind Israel's back—over Iran’s nuclear program.

Iran already has enough centrifuges for a nuclear weapon.

"If no one is infallible, how is it possible that Netanyahu in his opposition to a potential Iran deal is wrong and you guys are all right?"

House Speaker John Boehner asserts next week's speech to Congress by Israeli PM Netanyahu won't hurt US-Israel relations.

National Security Adviser Susan Rice and US Ambassador to the UN Samantha Power will represent the Obama administration at AIPAC next week.