Tag: Iran nuclear program
Report: Israel Commissioned Long Range Armed Drones for Attack on Iran
To effectively disable the Iranian nuclear weapons manufacturing, Israel would have to attack as many of them as possible simultaneously.
Herzog Calls on Switzerland to Join Fight Against Iranian Nuclear Program
“Iran’s behavior cannot be met with silence. Iran’s activities cannot go unpunished. And most critically, such a state must not be allowed to possess nuclear capabilities."
IDF Chief of Staff: ‘Operational Plans Against Iran’s Nuclear Program Evolve and Improve’
Historically, Israel bombed the Osirak reactor in Iraq in 1981 and the Syrian nuclear program in 2007 before they went online.
Natanz Blast ‘Likely Took 5,000 Centrifuges Offline,’ Though its Progression is Troublesome
Researchers say April 11 blast set back Iran’s nuclear breakout time by two months • Tehran announcement regarding 60 percent enrichment will not “materially alter” ability to sprint to nuclear weapon for now, they add.
Report: European Powers Scrap US-Backed Plan for IAEA Rebuke of Iran
Britain, France and Germany withdraw their support for a resolution criticizing Tehran for failing to explain the presence of uranium particles at undeclared locations.
Corker-Menendez Bill So Bipartisan that Even Obama No Longer Objects
Congressional oversight of Iran bill unanimously passes Committee, President no longer threatens veto.
Biggest Democratic Foe of Obama on Iran Indicted
Sen. Menendez indicted; claims charges against him tricks by political enemies.
Iran Reneges on Major Point: Will Obama Keep Begging Anyway?
Iran suddenly refuses to transfer its already enriched uranium, despite prior agreement.
Bibi, Iran’s Nukes, and Military Force in a Changed Middle East
An Israeli strike could theoretically damage Iran’s nuclear program; only US can terminate program
Rohani Demands ‘Right to Enrich Uranium’
Iranian President Hassan Rohani Sunday unknowingly backed up a U.S. Congresswoman’s claim that he is full of deceit when he stated that the West...
Is Rohani a Moderate Game-Changer or a Diversion?
Rohani’s election positions the regime to cater – superficially – to reform-minded voters in Iran, while improving Iran’s prospects in international negotiations.
New Iran Crisis Looming
Israel, which is more threatened by Iran's nuclear program than is the U.S., has less time to make its up mind on how and when to proceed to avert a threat to its existence.
Mossad Discusses Iran and Syria with Turkish Intelligence Chief
Common enemies, Iran and Syria, have brought Israel and Turkey together. The Mossad chief reportedly flew to Ankara for a pow-wow Turkish intelligence. Is Assad linked to Turkish protests?
Earthquake Damages Iran’s Bushehr Nuclear Facility
It couldn’t happen to a more deserving country. Iran sits on seismic faults and experiences an earthquake almost every day. This time, tremors damaged the Bushehr nuke site. Iran, of course, denies it.
Kerry’s Heart Bleeds for Dead IHH Terrorists as for Boston Victims
Kerry showed Ankara how much the Boston Marathon bombings affected him. Now he understands why Turks are angry at Israel for the Mavi Mamara flotilla clash. Go figure.
Divine Hint: Netanyahu and Mofaz Must Lead against Iranian Threat
Coalition talks are mixing in Purim traditions to produce the obvious candidates.