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State Department spokesperson: Nuclear agreement with Iran isn't imminent
State Department spokesman says Washington is prepared to take "difficult decisions" to make nuclear deal happen.
Elad was born in Haifa, Israel, and currently resides in Canada.
State Department spokesman says Washington is prepared to take "difficult decisions" to make nuclear deal happen.

US President: Russia's accusations that Kyiv has biological and chemical weapons illustrate that Putin is considering using such weapons.

Ukrainian President says meeting with Russian counterpart "in any format" is needed to stop the war in the country.

Houthi rebels fire missiles and drones at Saudi energy and water desalination facilities, cause temporary drop in output.

Ukraine rejects Russia's demand that Ukrainians in Mariupol lay down their arms in exchange for safe passage out of town.

Ukrainian President suggests peace talks with Russia could take place in Jerusalem.

This brings to 100 the number of executions in the kingdom since the start of the year.

Secretary of State says he agrees with Biden that war crimes have been committed in Ukraine.

Italian culture minister offers help in rebuilding Mariupol Theater that was bombed while hundreds were hiding inside.

Burger King's parent company says it is unable to close its 800 restaurants in Russia because its independent operator there refuses.

Former Middle East advisor criticizes reports that Biden considering removing terror sanctions from IRGC.

B’nai Brith Canada asks UN Ambassador to help remove Navi Pillay who heads probe of Israel at UNHRC.

Iran's Foreign Minister: If the American side fulfils our two remaining demands today, we will be ready to go to Vienna tomorrow.

Biden offers harshest condemnation of Putin's actions from any US official since the war in Ukraine began.

CENTCOM chief Kenneth McKenzie warns US lawmakers that Iran’s ballistic missiles pose a great threat.

South Korea says North Korea fired an unidentified projectile but the launch apparently ended in a failure.

US Senate unanimously passes resolution condemning Russian President as a war criminal.

Husband of Vice President Kamala Harris tests positive for COVID-19. Harris tests negative but will not attend event at White House.

Jewish House Democrats condemn Amnesty International USA Executive Director who said Israel shouldn't be a Jewish state.

49 of 50 Republican senators say emerging nuclear deal weakens sanctions and lessens restrictions on Iran.

Ukrainian military says Russian forces retreated from the strategic port after suffering heavy losses.

Senior US official tells New York Times that building struck by Iranian missiles in Erbil served as an Israeli training facility.

The decision comes a day after Saudi Arabia executed 81 suspected terrorists.

Royal Air Maroc operates flight from Casablanca to Israel, for the first time since the two countries normalized ties in 2020.

Opposition leader urges world powers to end talks with Iran following its missile attack on US consulate in Iraqi city of Erbil.

Former US President announces he tested positive for coronavirus. His wife, Michelle, tested negative.

Bipartisan group of 21 Members of Congress write to Biden, urge him to address concerns on looming agreement with Iran.

Senior US official says two recent missile tests by North Korea were of a new intercontinental ballistic missile system.

US Senate approves spending package which includes defense aid for Israel. The bill will now go to Biden, who will sign it.

Iran's Foreign Minister says a good and durable nuclear deal is within reach, but places onus on the Americans.

Russian shelling in Ukraine’s second-largest city sets buildings on fire, but no change in background radiation reported.

Swastikas and N-word drawn at three schools in Newmarket.

House of Representatives passes spending package which includes $1 billion in emergency funding for Iron Dome.

FSWC welcomes University of Toronto’s decision to withhold funds from Graduate Students’ Union which supports BDS.

Sony stops selling PlayStation consoles and software in Russia, while Amazon stops shipping orders to Russia and Belarus.

Court rules that Germany's domestic intelligence agency can designate Alternative for Germany as a suspected case of extremism.

France warns that further delays in talks to revive the 2015 nuclear deal could jeopardize the chances of reaching an agreement.

Soft drink giants become latest high-profile Western consumer brands to curtail operations in Russia following Ukraine invasion.

White House press secretary says US welcomes attempts to engage with Putin, so long as Ukraine is kept up to speed.

University of Toronto announces it will withhold fees from Graduate Students’ Union over its pro-BDS policy.
