Tag: nuclear weapons

“The offers they provide are usually arrogant and humiliating, [and] not worth looking at,” said Khamenei.

The Islamic Republic as historically miscalculating its strategic positions, whether in the Iran-Iraq war or the development of its nuclear program—a pattern of strategic miscalculations that have led to sanctions, isolation and economic devastation

Iran announced that it would limit international access to its nuclear sites.

“One covert attack in the middle of the night, and everything would be over the next morning,” says the deputy police chief of Dubai.

Iranian nuclear program “a challenge we have to tackle immediately,” says U.S. State Department spokesman Ned Price.

Israel’s military head has ordered plans for possible hit on Iranian nuclear sites.

Cairo is concerned that a Biden administration will be hostile, and will conclude a new nuclear deal with Iran that would undermine regional stability, say Egyptian officials.

Fakhrizadeh headed the “weaponization” group of Iran’s nuclear program, attended an underground nuclear-weapons test in North Korea in 2013 and was earmarked for the stage following a sufficient accumulation of uranium.

The move underground, which can protect the plant from aerial attacks

IAEA Director-General Rafael Grossi says he doesn’t think Tehran has a “significant quantity” of uranium “to indicate amounts which could be theoretically used for the development of a nuclear weapon.”

The Iranians are in dilemma: they do not want to escalate the situation before the US election in November, but they do want to retaliate,.

Iranian lawmaker Ahmad Hamzeh says nuclear weapons would protect Iran from threats, calls production of long-range missiles “our natural right.”

Although the move doesn’t violate the 2015 nuclear deal, it is one step closer towards the regime’s goal of acquiring a nuclear bomb.

The liquid-fueled Shahab-3 can reportedly deliver a nuclear weapon and has been referred to by Iranian officials as one of the country’s “Israel-hitting” missiles.

The Israelis chose a window of opportunity when no active Vela satellites were overhead in the area, but were not aware of a Vela satellite that had been listed as retired, but continued to receive and transmit data.

Zahalka did not hide the bill’s primary objective: To strip Israel of nuclear weapons.

How does the deal signed in Singapore between US President Donald Trump and Korean dictator Kim Jong Un have an impact on possible war and peace in Israel? Listen to Gil Hoffman's analysis on Inside Israel Today.

What are Iran’s nuclear ambitions? What is Hamas's strategy on Israel’s Gaza border – in which terrorists are disguising themselves as legitimate peace activists. Listen in as Joshua Hasten interviews Dan Diker today on Israel Uncensored.

The Washington Free Beacon reported the US is monitoring reports that North Korea is helping President Bashar al-Assad rebuild Syria's chemical and other weapons at an underground military base.

The pact, signed at the White House on December 12, entails full cooperation on dealing with Iran's nuclear activities, its missile program, its support for terror and other activities.

Snir reminded the conference that "ten years ago, the secretive nuclear reactor at the Dair Alzour site in Syria was revealed to the international community. Many questions remain regarding this clear breach of Syria's safeguard agreements."

The U.S. says North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has “basically slapped everyone in the face” who has asked him to stop testing nuclear weapons and ballistic missiles.

A Hydrogen/EMP (ElectroMagnetic Pulse) bomb detonated over our skies can cause a WORLD-WIDE economic collapse and chaos, not just to the targeted area.

The prime minister spoke of an "historic opportunity" to advance peace together with Arab nations in the region.

North Korea's nuclear arsenal is an ongoing concern for the Jewish State, although there was no comment on the issue from the foreign ministry.

IAEC director Ze'ev Senir warned international nuclear scientists that Syria and Iran are destabilizing the region through non-state actors.

A Washington DC think tank says nuclear weapons held at a US air base in Turkey are at high risk of being seized by the Ankara government.

"Mutual deterrence is not a valid concept for the Middle East."

Netanyahu made it clear that Israel would still continue to closely monitor Iran’s activities.

“The deal is a catastrophe but it is done and unfortunately the issue is not going away. How do we go forward to deal with the deal?”