The North African country, with a long history of being anti-Israel, appears to believe the United States is out of excuses to block the resolution.
A vote on a Security Council resolution was pushed off for a second straight day at the Biden administration’s behest.
By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)
It appears that U.S. officials were concerned that the proposed statements on the situation did not adequately address Israeli concerns.
The vocal grumbling by UN apparatchiks and diplomats upset by the rebuke made the development all the more welcome.
“Obama.’s been angling to abandon Israel since before he took office.”
By JNi.Media
Justice Na'or's rage was outright Chekhovian.
By JNi.Media
Congressman Jerry Nadler, a Manhattan Democrat whose 10th Congressional District actually includes Ground Zero, was adamant in attacking the president's arguments.
By JNi.Media
A group named 9/11 Families & Survivors United for Justice Against Terrorism released a statement Friday arguing the president's reasoning for the veto is "unconvincing and unsupportable."
By JNi.Media
Democratic lawmakers are concerned the veto would ignite a showdown between the White House and Congress that would damage the president.
Menendez explained how the JCPOA actually shields Iran's nuclear weapons program from interference.
By JNi.Media
There are 188 Democrats in the House and 44 in the Senate, and over the next two months millions of dollars and unprecedented lobbying efforts will be invested in courting their votes on the Iran nuclear deal.
Sen. Ben Cardin: "Israel's security issues are of major concern. We don't want to see an arms race in the Middle East, so it is a factor. "
Congressional oversight of Iran bill unanimously passes Committee, President no longer threatens veto.
Republican senators say they have a veto-proof majority for a bill allowing Congress to review a deal with Iran.
Abbas’ counting on vocal support doesn’t mean he knows how to count votes.
Abbas' sidekick Erekat says Palestinian Authority will win the High Noon showdown and go the UN for statehood.
By Bruce Walker
There are good reasons for Republicans to be hopeful about the 2014 midterm election.