Tag: nuclear
Iran Grows Stockpile of Near Weapons-Grade Enriched Uranium
Tehran has 121.6 kilograms (268 pounds) of uranium enriched to 60%, according to a new IAEA report.
Israel Reaffirms Anti-Nuclear Policy for Neighboring Countries
The Prime Minister’s Office clarified that Israel has not agreed to any of its neighboring countries having a nuclear program, without distinguishing between military and civilian programs.
Iran Breaks Ground on New Nuclear Plant
The 300-megawatt plant, known as Karoon, will reportedly take eight years to build at a cost of some $2 billion.
IAEA: Iran Increases Highly Enriched Uranium Stockpile
Separately, two IAF F-35s escorted two U.S. B-52 bombers on a flight.
Israel to Share Nuke Tech with Gulf Countries?
It is unclear exactly what technology he was talking about.
Source in Gulf: ‘We Are Not a Star on the American Flag’
Tension between Saudi Arabia and the US have been rising under the Biden administration.
IAEA Head Arrives in Tehran Ahead of Iran’s Deadline to Bar Nuclear Inspections
Rafael Grossi tweets that the purpose of his trip is “to find a mutually agreeable solution, compatible with Iranian law, so that the IAEA can continue essential verification activities in Iran.”
Saudi FM: Iranian Nuclear Program Threatens Entire Region
“The development of the Iranian nuclear program and the ballistic missile project endanger the entire region,” Prince Faisal bin Farhan al Saud tells an emergency meeting of the Arab League.
IAEA: Iran Firing up Advanced Centrifuges at Natanz Enrichment Facility
Iran has begun feeding uranium hexafluoride into the cascade of 174 IR-2m centrifuges recently installed at Natanz, says nuclear watchdog agency.
Supreme Court Denies Convicted Israeli Nuclear Spy’s Petition of to Reduce Restrictions
Israel’s Supreme Court on Monday rejected a petition by Mordechai Vanunu, who was convicted of revealing Israel’s nuclear secrets, to remove the injunction prohibiting him from leaving the country and contacting foreign citizens.
Netanyahu: Iran’s Failed Satellite Launch is a Missile Test in Disguise
Iran was lying to the world and disguising its ballistic missile development project as a failed satellite program, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu charged.
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At Holocaust Remembrance Day Ceremony, Netanyahu Warns Iran: ‘Don’t Test Israel’s Resolve’
Iran warned Israel Wednesday that it would exact retribution for a missile strike on a Syrian air base earlier in the week in which at least seven Iranian military officials were killed.
An Inside Look at Both North & South Korea – The Tamar Yonah Show...
Working with North Korean refugees and trying to prevent war.
The Danger Zone – North Korea And The Israel Connection [audio]
North Korea is bad news, even for Israel.
Haifa Chemicals Workers Protest Ammonia Tank Closure on Eve of Passover
Haifa Chemicals workers are worried about losing their jobs on the eve of the Passover holiday.
North Korea Tests New Rocket Engine, Another Move Towards Long-Range Missile
North Korea is continuing to test new military weapons even as US Secy of State Rex Tillerson warns diplomatic options are fading.
Iran Atomic Energy Chief: We’re Buying 950 Tons of Yellowcake from Kazakhstan
Salehi quoted historian Arnold Toynbee, who predicted that if the Islamic people were freed from their shackles, the world would see the emergence of a civilization which would challenge the West.
UN Security Council Condemns North Korean Ballistic Missile Test
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.
Iran Ready to Rev Up Nuclear Weapons Program If West Drops Nuclear Deal
World powers should remain cognizant the Islamic Republic's ability to replace old centrifuges with new ones, in order to potentially get its nuclear program going again 'should the 2015 nuclear agreement be violated.'
Obama’s UN Legacy: Whitewashing Iran’s Nuclear Cheating; Outlawing Jewish History
This year, the UN was bookmarked by startling resolutions orchestrated by Pres. Obama: the Iran Nuclear Deal in Jan., and in Dec. Jewish presence declared illegal in areas integral to Jewish history.
Netanyahu to Rename Dimona Nuclear Facility After Peres
Peres is widely regarded as the founder of Israel's nuclear research.
Israeli Nuclear Technology On Display at 60th IAEA Conference in Vienna
Israel's Atomic Energy Commission opens a pavilion to exhibit its civilian nuclear technology at the 60th IAEA General Conference in Vienna.
North Korea Tested Nuclear Warhead on Ballistic Missile, Is Iran Next?
Back in 1994, the US under President Bill Clinton and North Korea signed the Agreed Framework, under which Pyongyang committed to freezing its illicit plutonium weapons program in exchange for aid.
Report: Obama Granted Iran Nuclear Program Secret Exemptions
The Trump campaigned quickly took advantage of the report, with a statement by retired Army General Michael Flynn, who said, "It’s now clear President Obama gave away the store to secure a weak agreement that is full of loopholes."
Iran Deploys S-300 Long Range Missiles at Fordow Nuclear Site
Ayatollah Ali Khamenei warned "the enemy should understand that if it strikes, it will definitely be stricken by a yet stronger blow, with active defense turning to active assault as well.”
Iranian Nuclear Scientist Hanged for Spying for US
According to the Wall Street Journal, Iranian authorities had threatened to hurt Amiri's family if he did not return to Iran.
AP: Secret Iran ‘Side Deal’ Allows Tehran To Accelerate Nuclear Development
The document, allowing Iran to upgrade its centrifuges and increase its enriching capacity, long before the deal officially expires is the only part of last year’s Iran deal between not made public
One Year in: Does the Iran Nuclear Deal Alleviate Global and Israeli Fears?
Today, Israel’s leadership appears to be less concerned with Iran’s nuclear ambitions than Iran’s regional ambitions, specifically its involvement in Syria and support for its terror proxies.
Iran Celebrates Anniversary of Nuclear Deal by Firing Ballistic Missile
Secretary of State John Kerry said this week that “Nobody pretends that some of the challenges we have with Iran have somehow been wiped away."
Israel Favors UN Treaty to Ban Nuclear Testing, Just Not Now
As of March 2015, 164 states have ratified the CTBT and another 19 states have signed but not ratified it.