Iran

Over the past few weeks, the Israeli counter terrorism command approached national security forces in Cyprus, Greece, Bulgaria, and Thailand, requesting that they increase both the overt overt security for Israeli tourists who will be traveling to these countries during the Tishrei holiday period (Rosh Hashanah through Simchat Torah) when hundreds of thousands of Israelis are expected to visit abroad.

A confidential report notes “fluctuations of the enrichment levels,” though does not explain the cause.

In an Iranian bid to consolidate power against Israel, Tehran is placing heavy pressure on Hamas, Hezbollah and Palestinian Islamic Jihad to establish a...

"We will continue our missile tests and missile production. The next missile to be produced is a surface-to-surface missile."

Israel is watching closely: there is reportedly a strong presence of Iranian-backed militias in parts of Quneitra.

Iran is serious in its intention to improve relations with Saudi Arabia, hoping that both sides will try to revive the lost trust, Ali-Akbar...

Mr. Zarif, do you recognize this? You should. It's yours. You can take back with you a message to the tyrants of Tehran: Do not test Israel's resolve.

Appearing pale, Nasrallah coughed and choked his way through his most recent televised address last week.

Both Westmacott and German ambassador Peter Wittig warned that if the U.S. Congress blocked a deal by not enabling sanctions relief to take place, the international sanctions regime would collapse.

Israel’s Mossad intelligence agency reached out and contacted the soldier, warning her to hide her Israeli identity and avoid speaking Hebrew, according to Hebrew-language reports.

British Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt warned that Iran is choosing a "dangerous path" of "illegal and destabilizing" behavior.

Biden insisted that his speech was intended to “send a clear message to the world: America is back,” but he might as well have said Jimmy Carter's America was back.

The Obama administration pressured Israel to stop assassinating Iran’s top nuclear scientists, according to a CBS News report. Israel’s Mossad intelligence agency ran an assassination...

President Rouhani tells Iranians his nation has the right to enrich uranium under the new nuclear deal.

To which one follower replied: "Tell Palestinians to stop lobbing rockets and maybe it could work."

The MFA said, "The explanations provided by Iran for the presence of nuclear material at the site are not reliable or technically possible."

“Iran lied to the Agency, and to the world,” he said. “We cannot ignore the repeated and explicit threats made by Iran and its proxies, to attack Israel’s nuclear sites."

“The State of Israel is not a party to the agreement. . .and will utilize all available tools to prevent the Iranian nuclear program from advancing.”

...and two pistols.

"In the context of the post, and the broader social, political and linguistic situation in Iran, 'marg bar Khamenei' should be understood as 'down with.' It is a rhetorical, political slogan, not a credible threat," the board wrote.

There are signs that the US sanctions have reached the limits of their effectiveness.

Almost the entire Arab Middle East sees Iran as an enemy.

North Korean experts reportedly injected thionyl chloride into the missiles under the supervision of an Iranian chemical weapons expert.

The latest Iranian missile test is "further proof of Iran's aspirations to become a world power," said Liberman.

A strategy emerges, a kind of two-punch approach to the right-wing prime minister who heads a government that's packed with left-wing ministers.

One of the pilots, Alexei Naumkin, was reportedly Jewish.

With latest compromises, Congressional oversight of Iran deal believed to be solidly veto-proof.

“The first step the Biden administration must take to repair this critical relationship is to end its pursuit of any new deal with Iran,” Rep. Claudia Tenney (R-N.Y.) told JNS. “Only then can tensions thaw.”

Ahmadinejad almost never misses a chance at wiping the West’s face in the dirt. While diplomats try to convince Iran to give up its unstated goal of a nuclear bomb, it launches two new uranium plants.

Two Ds announce they will vote against the JCPOA, Rep. Jerry (D-NY) Nadler will vote for it.