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By JNS & JewishPress.com News Desk
Grossi expressed disappointment that more progress had not been made in implementing March’s Joint Statement regarding the Non-Proliferation Treaty Comprehensive Safeguards Agreement.
By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)
The U.N. watchdog no longer has questions about highly-enriched uranium particles at Fordow or man-made uranium at Marivan.
By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)
International Atomic Energy Agency director-general Rafael Grossi warns that though there’s “no indication” Tehran is racing for a bomb, the case of North Korea “should remind us of what may happen if diplomatic efforts go wrong.”
By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)
European powers delay a decision to pass a resolution criticizing Iran over the matter, to avoid negatively impacting parallel talks about reviving the 2015 nuclear deal.
By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)
Britain, France and Germany withdraw their support for a resolution criticizing Tehran for failing to explain the presence of uranium particles at undeclared locations.
By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)
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.”
By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)
Tehran has also been enriching uranium up to a 4.5 percent purity, higher than the 3.67 percent allowed under the 2015 nuclear deal.
By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)
Tehran stonewalled on questions regarding its nuclear stockpiles for the first time since IAEA oversight went into effect in 2016, according to The Wall Street Journal.
Kerry welcomed decision to stop investigating whether Iran's past nuclear weapons activity included a military component.
Iran lied and is still lying about its nuclear activity and the U.S. smiles and moves to lift sanctions.
US Iran Deal supporters are fine with Iran, without any oversight, choosing own samples for analysis
Congress can sue the President for violating Corker-Cardin and hiding documentation of secret deals, but will it?
A report by the entity responsible for ensuring the peaceful development of nuclear energy worldwide and the one upon which the world depends for monitoring Iran's nuclear activity revealed that over the past few months Iran has been working on and adding to a building at its Parchin site. Parchin is an Iranian military complex located southeast of Tehran. It […]
By JNi.Media
“This renewed activity occurring after the [signing of the deal] raises obvious concerns that Iran is conducting further [cleanup] efforts to defeat IAEA verification,” the ISIS think tank’s report states.
State Dept. claims Congress is "looped in," but IAEA head refuse to testify at Senate hearings.
The closer we get to June 30, the more Iran makes the "deadline for a deal look useless.
Iran's Zarif claims his country is the peaceful anchor in the region, while Israel is the evil danger.
Iran already has enough centrifuges for a nuclear weapon.
Is the West about to provide Iran with a major concession in order to reach an "historic" (but empty) deal?
Biden's new national security adviser dissed Israel in the Democratic party platform and mocks Iran's danger.
By Peter Huessy
Iran can quickly produce Highly Enriched Uranium; Iran is therefore already a de facto nuclear weapon state.
By JTA
Iran reportedly will allow the United Nations to investigate possible military uses for the Islamic Republic’s nuclear program. The agreement reported by news services on Sunday was among seven accords made by Iran during meetings with the United Nations nuclear watchdog, the International Atomic Energy Agency. The talks began Saturday. Iran reportedly also agreed to […]
It seems the PA delayed the report on charges that Israel poisoned Arafat because there is no proof; it settles for the "possibility” he was poisoned. Chemists tell The Jewish Press: Nonsense.
By Shalom Bear
The UN's nuclear assembly voted down an Arab League non-binding resolution that singled out Israel for its alleged nuclear arsenal.
By J. E. Dyer
The reactor is to be brought online in 2014, according to Iran’s projection.
By Shalom Bear
The man Israel has accused of being an Iranian agent has been appointed as Prime Minister of Egypt.
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.
This alarming news came after the publication of the latest IAEA report that was unusually outspoken about the development of a nuclear weapon by Iran.
The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) will soon issue a report showing that Iranian nuclear centrifuges are dramatically increasing their production, according to a report by the AFP.
Iran's Vice President Fereydoun Abbasi Davani, who heads the Iranian delegation taking part in the 56th session of the International Atomic Energy Agency in Vienna, told the newspaper Al-Hayat: "We sometimes gave false information to protect our nuclear sites and our interests. This inevitably misled other intelligence agencies." It appears that Iran has been regularly […]
JERUSALEM – Barring any scheduling changes during the forthcoming UN General Assembly gathering, President Obama will not formally meet with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in New York. This follows Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s rejection of Netanyahu’s demand that the U.S. and its Western allies deliver a red line ultimatum to the Iranian regime regarding their escalating nuclear weapons program.
By JTA
Iran has moved further along in its ability to build nuclear weapons, according to some diplomats.
A strategy of stopping Iran by getting the US to promise to enforce red lines is only a promise; and nations — the US is not alone in this — do not keep promises when doing so is not determined to be in their interest.
By JTA
New satellite images show possible recent nuclear activity at the Parchin facility in Iran as well as attempts to hide evidence of past activity.
By JTA
Evidence found in an underground bunker in Iran could signal the country’s having moved one step closer toward the uranium threshold needed to make nuclear arms, International Atomic Energy Agency diplomats said today. IAEA inspectors found traces of uranium enriched up to 27 percent at Iran's Fordo enrichment plant.
An International Atomic Energy Agency expert lost his life in a road accident in Iran on Tuesday, the Iranian Mehr News Agency reported. According to the report, a car carrying two IAEA experts veered off the road and overturned. One of the experts, who had South Korean nationality, died in the incident that occurred at […]
The threat and the ominous effects of an air attack against Iran is the pull and tug of sovereignty versus suzerainty. Is Israel an independent nation free of American influence? Does the president of the U.S. have a veto over Israeli military actions? Or is Israel free of outside influences, a state enjoined by what it believes to be its self interest?
A team of UN Nuclear experts will return to Iran for the talks on February 21.
Herman Nackaerts, deputy director general of the IAEA, said his team "had a good trip."
Three-day visit by IAEA nuclear experts was scheduled to end on January 31.
IAEA is expected to visit the underground enrichment site near the city of Qom, in which Iran recently said it had begun uranium enrichment work.
Yukiya Amano makes comments in interview with Financial Times Deutschland.
Olli Heinonen makes prediction in light of Iran's commencement of an underground enrichment facility in Fordow.
July 3, 2026 
