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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."
By JNi.Media
The White House has been watching helplessly as Putin suspended the treaty with Washington on cleaning up weapons-grade plutonium.
State Dept. cannot argue Iran violated Nuclear Deal by launching missiles due to US concessions to Iran to cinch nuclear deal.
Adoption Day of Nuclear Iran Deal: "all economic and financial bans against Iran" will be removed.
US Iran Deal supporters are fine with Iran, without any oversight, choosing own samples for analysis
The House passed a Resolution to block the Iran Deal because the 60 day review period has not yet begun.
The mullahs weren't interested in diplomacy without enrichment rights. Clinton led the fold on this point.
Three Reps and two Senators announced their support for the Nuclear Iran Deal.
THThree NYC Cong. Ds from heavily Jewish districts defied constituents, announcing support for Nuclear Iran Deal.
Maloney said that despite the administration's diplomatic efforts, she could not support the Nuclear Iran Deal.
Menendez explained how the JCPOA actually shields Iran's nuclear weapons program from interference.
Full text of speech given by Senator Bob Menendez (R-NJ) about JCPOA on Aug. 18, 2015.
The AJC opposes the JCPOA because it will allow Iran to become a nuclear threshold state.
Obama attacks critics (Bibi) as ignorant, deceptive, trying to pull a fast one on the American people.
Zarif says Iran can continue making ballistic missiles because the agreement's ban is "non-binding."
"ObamaDeal" has thrown the Arab League the perfect pitch to swing out at Israel.
Only 23% of Americans have some confidence that "ObamaDeal" will stop the Islamic Republic from getting its hands on a nuclear weapon.
AIPAC, Take 2: Tell Congress to stop this Iran agreement.
Only one of the major Jewish organizations issued a statement of unqualified support for the nuclear agreement with Iran. Guess which.
Report: Kerry will sign a "bad deal" as Iranian media prepare the public for a "good deal"
By Rachel Levy
US-led talks with Tehran appear to have reached a deal on sanctions relief: but what about access to Iranian nuclear sites?
Netanyahu is hoping Obama will finally hear his recommendations if he posts them on YouTube, since Obama is claiming he doesn't hear them at all.
Obama proves once again that Netanyahu is smarter than he is.
The U.S. and the Europeans expect the process of lifting the restrictions on Iran to last at least one year, more likely two.
By J. E. Dyer
Remnants of Assad’s nuclear program are alive and well, under the control of Hezbollah and Iran
By Barry Rubin
You might think that six Khamenei followers might split the hardline vote but don't worry as that will be taken care of in the ballot-counting if necessary.
It was only in 20120 that Geneva Initiative featured Jibril Rajoub in their 'peace partner' ad campaign.
By J. E. Dyer
Ghe Iran nuclear problem is not one that can be dealt with via a small, pinpoint strike, in a matter of only minutes on target.
By Adam Levick
Is there really any mystery as to why Vanunu is so admired by the Guardian?
Disarmed despots are soon-to-be-dead despots. It is a lesson the North Koreans have taken on board with understandable eagerness.
Israel, because of its more limited strike capabilities, cannot wait much longer before it loses the ability to act.
By J. E. Dyer
It is unconscionable of Obama to handle the sequestration threat the way he has - crippling our ability to readily strike Iran.
Obama’s policy is Saudi policy. That is where the irrational push to create a Palestinian state comes from, and that is where the handcuffs on the IDF are forged.
If the Mullahs can simply buy a usable and tested bomb design from North Korea, they could transform their status into a nuclear weapons state overnight.
Only if sanctions are backed by "credible military threat" will there be a chance that Iran will peacefully halt its nuclear program, Netanyahu said.
By Barry Rubin
Obama's State of the Union address touted an American return to world leadership, but concealed the failure of Obama's policies, especially in the Middle East.
Early in his first term Obama tried to similarly link Israeli peace efforts and U.S. action on Iran's nuclear program.
By Barry Rubin
Hagel's brain is the mass market version of Kerry's and Kerry's is the collector's edition of Obama.
By Peter Huessy
A nuclear weapons reduction plan advocated by Hagel evinces a less than serious understanding of both the nature of US deterrence needs, and the geopolitical balance between the United States and Russia.
By Daniel Pipes
The time is well overdue to respond to IRGC atrocities with the language of force that Iranian leaders only understand.
The burden is now on Senator Hagel to persuade the Senate, the American people, and the leaders of Iran that he is fully supportive of the President's commitment to stop Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons.
I have to believe that the prime minister has red lines. He knows when they will be crossed. He is not going to wait a moment beyond that to destroy Iranian nuclear reactors. He knows that if he doesn’t act decisively at the right moment - the consequences of a nuclear attack against Israel will rival those of the Holocaust. Only this Holocaust will be nuclear.
Ironically, the less credible the threat of military force is, the more likely it is that military force will eventually have to be used.
Hezbollah now has 60-70,000 rockets, according to Maj.-Gen. (ret) Amos Gilad, a former IDF Spokesperson and Coordinator of Government Activities in the Territories, who delivered a major speech last week at the World Summit of the International Institute for Counter-Terrorism in Herzliya, Israel, which ended yesterday. "The next war will be aimed against the home front," he said. But Iran, which backs and has been arming Hezbollah may be a greater threat. In a paper from May 2012, Gilad said however that the "the main issue today is how to prevent a nuclear Iran."
Unwilling to issue an ultimatum, the U.S.will go no further than to repeat that “we will not allow Iran to get a nuclear weapon,” but it will not say — publicly or to Israel — how far it will allow Iran to go.
Canada suspended diplomatic relations with Iran, closing down its embassy in Iran and giving Iranian diplomats in Canada five days to leave Canadian soil.
