Tag: Tehran

PM Netanyahu warns that world powers are ignoring Iran's increased aggression in the Middle East.

US Pres. Barack Obama says he is intent on a nuclear deal with Iran rather than worrying over Tehran's vows to destroy Israel or sponsoring terror.

US President Barack Obama is finally forced to admit Iran's breakout time to a nuclear bomb will be "zero" just 3 years after the new deal ends.

American Jews rethink their support for the Democratic party after the U.S. deal allows Iran to keep its nuclear program.

Inspections of Iranian nuclear sites won't uncover possible nuclear activity in North Korea, or even China.

The former US envoy to the United Nations writes in the NY Times that bombing Iran is the only way to stop a nuclear arms race.

Sunni countries in the Gulf have been accusing Iran of interference through several Shi'ite proxies in the region.

Lawmakers in the US and European Union are ramping up pressure on Iran to sign a nuclear deal.

Iran's Pres. Rouhani is optimistic an agreement can be reached on a nuclear deal, says there's "nothing that cannot be resolved."

The US has removed both Iran and its Lebanon-based proxy, Hezbollah, from the National Intelligence list of terrorism threats.

A group of 47 Republican senators has sent an open letter to Iran, warning that any agreement signed by President Barack Obama may only last as long as he is in office.

Former US special envoys Martin Indyk and Dennis Ross propose a "nuclear guarantee" for Israel by the US.

Iran is courting Obama with a passionate desire to eliminate the Islamic State. Will Obama jilt Khamenei?

PM Netanyahu issued a blunt warning to the US and world leaders that Israel will stop Tehran from achieving an atomic weapon - regardless of deals signed.

For the first time since the 1979 Islamic Revolution, Boeing Aerospace and Defense has made a sale to Iran.

The United States has awakened to the fact that Tehran is ignoring its policies and moving ahead with nuclear development.

Iran is a rational actor in terms of its own objectives.

Rohani claims that he rejected five White House requests to meet with Obama which is just as well. Don’t U.S. sanctions include not picking up the tab for dinner? Or maybe Rouhani demanded that Bibi pay.

Iran for years has been trying to get Russia’s advanced S-300 missile system that can down commercial airplanes. Putin, feeling his oats after leading Obama by the nose, is ready to supply the goods.

American policymakers are likely to be carried away and to see rebel victory as the equivalent of a good and heroic victory for freedom.

Iran’s state-controlled media announced it will build a new nu clear “research center” for the production of medical isotopes. The new reactor is to be...

Rowhani will have little power.

Iran's chief nuclear negotiator Saeed Jalili stated that the demands and the sanctions "are a sign of enmity towards the people of Iran."

Should Tehran acquire nuclear capabilities, others would follow and the Middle East—at the very doorstep of Europe—would enter this new regional nuclear race.”

She concluded her starvation protest after the Iranian dictatorship acceded to her main demand

French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius outraged Tehran by placing the onus of “heavy responsibility” for the recent war between Israel and Gaza terrorists on Iran.

It turns out that soon after taking office, President Obama tried to make friends – totally – with the mullahs’ regime in Iran.

Perhaps you remember an incredibly sensational story from back in October 2011 that after a brief period in the headlines disappeared completely. The U.S. government arrested an Iranian-American citizen in Texas and charged him with being an agent of the Iranian government who planned at Tehran’s behest to hire a Mexican drug gang to assassinate the Saudi ambassador in a fiery terrorist attack in Washington D.C. It would have been another September 11, albeit on a far smaller scale. Knowing about such an operation should have been a real game-changer for U.S. Middle East policy.

Iranian police has used tear gas against demonstrators who burned tires and garbage cans on Wednesday. Many were arrested.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has apologized to UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon for publicizing details of a conversation between the two regarding the Ban’s visit to Tehran in August.