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Rouhani also threatened to enrich more uranium than even before.
Neither Iran nor any other party has signed the 'Iran Deal.' There is no enforceable agreement.
Bebb, a member of the British Conservative Friends of Israel, also predicted the nuclear deal will lead to a nuclear arms race.
“It cannot be that in one moment of diplomacy, the reality is changed so completely."
Iranian President Rouhani said Saturday the parliament should not vote on the nuclear deal so that it will not become a legal obligation.
Saudi Arabia may buy $5.4 billion worth of PAC-3 missiles as part of an effort by the Obama to soothe Riyadh's anger over the nuclear agreement with Iran. The State Dept. approved the Lockheed missile sale, which also would be another plum for the military-industrial complex. Lockheed stated, “Lockheed Martin is supporting the US government […]
Kerry spent the Fourth of July talking with his Iranian counterpart, Mohammad Javad Zarif.
Iran has already been able to free up some 20% of its frozen assets, around $19 billion. At best, that's without doing anything, and at worse, that's while continuing to rush towards a nuclear bomb.
Rumors are flying that Khamenei's days are numbered. Hard-liners are outdoing each other to ditch a deal on its nuclear program.
The closer we get to June 30, the more Iran makes the "deadline for a deal look useless.
The Prime Minister spoke by video to the conference where Joe Biden said, "We have Israel's back."
The EU's foreign policy chief is pushing Iran to play a major - but productive! - role in the Syrian civil war negotiations.
Kremlin says the lifting of the ban on selling the anti-missile systems to Iran was only a "political and legal decision."
Obama figures he can deal with Iran by letting it humiliate him.
Congressional oversight of Iran bill unanimously passes Committee, President no longer threatens veto.
Kerry clinched the deal, expresses "concern" over sale of S-300 missiles but says it won’t affect a final agreement.
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.
While Obama chooses to ignore Netanyahu's criticisms, Israel's leftwing Herzog and Livni warn about the same exact gaping holes in Obama's nuclear deal with Iran.
By Shalom Bear
It appears Iran is telegraphing its intended breaches of the agreement in advance.
Iran already is threatening to rip up the deal if Obama does not annul all sanctions forever.
The Iran nuclear deal allows continued uranium enrichment, a bunkered centrifuge center and no snap inspections. Lucky Iran.
Zarif has made Obama's March 31 deadline look just like his November 2014 deadline.
Lausanne has become the center stage of act that would put the world's best novelist or Broadway producer to shame.
Iran suddenly refuses to transfer its already enriched uranium, despite prior agreement.
Don’t expect Iran to sign anything before the last minute, if not afterwards, and if at all.
“The US negotiating team are mainly there to speak on Iran’s behalf with other members of the 5+1 countries and convince them of a deal.”
It is a long tradition in the Muslim world never to agree to anything at an agreed time.
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.
Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif has consulted with his Russian counterpart Sergey Lavrov in preparation for a resumption of negotiations Wednesday with the P5+1 towards reaching an interim agreement before the end of the month on Tehran's nuclear program. Russia is a member of the P5+1 but also has a vested interest in Iran's […]
As France demands the Iran deal be a robust deal, Obama faces new challenger to nuke deal.
Kerry says "it’s now or never" and a deal "could" be signed in several days, but Iran sticks to its guns, or its bombs, so to speak.
Details of the negotiations with Iran reveal Bibi's warnings correct: this is a very bad deal.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu hammered away at the Iranian nuclear threat at a meeting with visiting Republican Congressmen Robert Pittenger of North Carolina and Dennis A. Ross of Florida Tuesday morning. "The American-Israeli alliance is a powerful one. It's based on common values, common interests. It's a bipartisan relationship, Netanyahu said. He added, "We appreciate […]
The US is so used to believing lies that it can hardly distinguish them from the truth.
Is the West about to provide Iran with a major concession in order to reach an "historic" (but empty) deal?
By J. E. Dyer
We would be fools to take seriously assurances from Joe Biden.
The question is, “Do Western leaders have a clue of what happens outside their hotel rooms?”
The interim deal between the major world powers and Iran left the Islamic Republic “six weeks from a nuclear weapon,” Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu told a conference of the Institute for National Security Studies in Tel Aviv Tuesday night. He has previously said that the goal of should not just be to stop Iran from […]
While the "Interim Agreement" is set to go into effect on Jan. 2o, the U.S. senate is poised to pass a sanctions bill which would be triggered only if Iran defaults on its commitments.
Iran is holding up progress for implementing the interim deal agreed to by world powers in November because of the issue of centrifuges that can be used to purify uranium to level that would make it suitable to make a nuclear weapon. "This issue (centrifuges) was among the main factors in stopping the previous technical […]
By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)
Now that the U.S. and other P5+1 powers made an interim nuclear deal with Iran without involving Israel, the Jewish state is free to act as it sees fit on the Iranian issue without consulting America, former Arkansas governor and 2008 presidential candidate Mike Huckabee told JNS.org. “I think now [the Israelis] have really a […]
Security safeguards for Israel proposed by the US were rejected by the PA
By JTA
The Zionist Organization of America blasted the interim Iran deal in the strongest terms, describing the agreement concluded over the weekend in Geneva between the P5+1 –– the five permanent members of the United Nations Security Council (Britain, China, France, Russia, the United States) and Germany –– and the Islamic Republic of Iran as an […]
President Shimon Peres played to role of Pollyanna following the “P5+1” deal with Iran and said, “This is an interim deal. The success or failure of the deal will be judged by results, not by words.” He then addressed the Iranian people, assuming they have the freedom to listen, and told them, “You are not […]
The official text from President Obama on the P5+1 deal with Iran.
Iranian officials and media painted the six-nation bloc as the source of intransigence and focused its ire specifically at America. "We believe the reason they are not able to reach a result is America. The P5+1 came to Baghdad without a clear mandate so we think the atmosphere is difficult," an Iranian delegate told Reuters.
The current round of negotiations between the P5+1 and Iran will not enhance Israel’s security. Rather, they will do the opposite. They represent a strategy of appeasement rather than the use of power. What should happen is that the West should deliver a credible ultimatum to fully dismantle the program or face sharply increased sanctions — or, ultimately, military action.
June 26, 2026 
