Political-Security Cabinet Discusses Iran
The Iranians are continuing to develop their nuclear program despite the sanctions, members of the Political-Security Cabinet are told.
Elad was born in Haifa, Israel, and currently resides in Canada.
The Iranians are continuing to develop their nuclear program despite the sanctions, members of the Political-Security Cabinet are told.

Unlike previous years, the Democratic Party platform doesn’t state that Jerusalem is the capital of Israel.

Syria’s Information Minister clarifies his country will not speak with rebels until they lay down their arms.

Iran’s leadership has stated that it would crush any Israeli offensive, but ordinary citizens tell Channel 10 they fear a war with Israel.

Peres at Israel Defense Prize ceremony: I suggest that our enemies not underestimate our capabilities.

The Obama administration is nearing an agreement with Egypt’s new government to relieve $1 billion of its debt.

French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius: An Israeli strike in Iran will “turn against Israel”.

Netanyahu tells wounded servicemen: Iran is racing with its nuclear program because it doesn't see a clear red line from the world.

An official with the Muslim Brotherhood claimed that the peace accord between Israel and Egypt has caused “endemic diseases”.

Energy and Water Minister Uzi Landau writes Netanyahu, demands his intervention in regards to a huge PA electricity debt to Israel.

Israeli Cabinet ministers play down tensions between Israel and the United States over a possible strike in Iran.

Barak is "blatantly violating the coalition agreement", says MK Alex Miller as Barak recommends delaying recognition of Ariel University.

Gaza-based Salafi terror organization claims responsibility for three rocket attacks, criticizes Hamas for cracking down on its members.

Head of the Binyamin Residents Council: Netanyahu fears the left and if he continues this way, we'll have to draw conclusions.

Vice President Joe Biden fires at Romney, implying that he's ready to go to war in Syria and Iran.”

An IAF aircraft strikes a terror activity center in northern Gaza. Direct hits detected.

Barak advises Netanyahu to wait for a Supreme Court ruling on the issue of the recognition of the Ariel University Center.

Residents of Migron begin packing their belongings in anticipation of their impending eviction.

British official confirms his country will not suspend financial aid to the PA even if it turns to the UN for recognition as a state.

Egyptian President's spokesman says the meeting Morsi and Ahmadinejad did not address the issues of bilateral relations.

A senior official in the Iranian Revolutionary Guards threatens the U.S. that Iran would respond harshly to a “stupid” attack on Syria.

Brian Baird, who in the past called to halt aid to Israel, claims the Corrie verdict is "standard procedure" in claims against the IDF.

The United Nations says that proposals to set up secure safe zones in Syria need to be studied carefully.

One woman suffers shock after a rocket fired from Gaza directly hits a home in Sderot.

UN Secretary-General's repeated call to Iran’s leaders to stop threatening Israel was ignored.

Ahmadinejad and Morsi described the two countries as “strategic allies” during a meeting in Tehran.

Senior member of the Hamas terror group vows that his group would work to wipe Israel off the map.

Canadian Jewish community called to cut ties with the United Church of Canada after it affirms a boycott of 'settlements'.

Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman says the summit of the Non-Aligned Movement is “a march of folly.”

The Rambam Medical Center in Haifa has been able to relieve the symptoms of a PA Arab who was disabled by Parkinson's disease.

Sandra Ruch, an Israeli-Canadian, spoke at the Al-Quds day rally in Toronto and called to 'break the blockade' on Gaza from the inside.

The police releases one of three Jewish youths arrested on suspicion firebombing an Arab taxi. The other two remain in jail.

Syrian President Bashar al-Assad claims that Turkey is to blame for violence in the 17-month-old uprising in his country.

UN Secretary-General tells Iran’s leaders their statements on Israel are "unacceptable and should be condemned by all."

Following Supreme Court's eviction ruling on Migron, Attorney General Yehuda Weinstein calls on the residents to “act responsibly”.

Interior Minister Eli Yishai announces that illegal infiltrators from North Sudan will be placed in holding facilities.

Hundreds of activists gathered to protest the eviction of Migron. They fingered Netanyahu as being directly responsible.

Syrian President Bashar al-Assad in special interview to Syrian television: The situation is improving but it will take time.

U.S. State Department sympathizes with the family of Rachel Corrie. “We understand the family's disappointment.”

French prosecutors launch murder inquiry into the death of former PA Chairman Arafat, after traces of polonium found in his belongings.
