Hotovely: Israel Not Involved in Iran Spy Hacking
Israel officially denies any connection to allegations it spied on Western powers while they discussed Tehran's nuclear program.

Israel officially denies any connection to allegations it spied on Western powers while they discussed Tehran's nuclear program.

Any speculation that Israel spied on Iran or Western powers using a virus is just that, said the head of Israel's National Cyber Bureau.

The next round of nuclear negotiations with Iran will be "pretty tough," says a senior United States official.

Dept. Defense Min. Ben Dahan vehemently denies Wednesday reports Israel planted viruses in European hotels.

Poll claims American Jews are also more supportive of a two-state solution and Barack Obama - but is it accurate?

Cybersecurity firm finds Israeli hacking program on servers of hotels linked to talks in second spy accusation since March.

Letter from US State Dept. reveals US government cutting off funding to anti-Hezbollah, moderate Shia activists.

UN monitors say governments are not reporting new incidents of Iran violating Security Council sanctions.


Counter-extremism think tank produces satire that reduces the ongoing nuclear talks with Iran to their barest truths.

Expert panel warns Iranian culture, Obama 'legacy' obsession will give Iran leverage - and Tehran will be 'more aggressive' after deal.

Official insists US, Israel share views on Iran - but also challenges to 'tell the American people exactly what you would do differently.'

CIA chief John Brennan met with Israeli intelligence officials last week over the framework nuclear deal.

IAEA chief says concluding that Iran's nuclear program is entirely peaceful will take years even if a deal with world powers is reached.

In JPost conference debate, ex-Mossad chief and ex-IDF head Ashkenazi deny refusing order to strike, say it was never really issued.

PM Netanyahu says the West should show "patience and resolve" in order to reach a better deal with Iran.

With all the fuss over Obama's threats to stop backing Israel at the UN, another equally worrying comment slid under the radar.

Iran’s Deputy Chief of Staff reiterates his country will not allow any inspection of its military sites.

West pressuring to push deadline back in order not to give Iran an advantage in final terms of a nuclear deal.

An opinion poll conducted by an Israeli college finds that Saudi Arabians are more concerned by Iran and ISIS than by Israel.

China's foreign minister urges all parties involved in talks on Iran's nuclear program to make no new demands of the Islamic Republic.

Obama admin tries to assure senators in meetings, but Corker reports suspicious refusal to provide document with actual details.

State Department spokeswoman says Washington expects Iran to reduce its stockpile of low enriched uranium by June 30 deadline.

In remarkably open attack against Netanyahu, Obama says if Israel doesn't renew peace talks he will not be able to defend it in the UN.

Despite US President's claims Tehran 'froze' its nuclear stockpiles, IAEA report shows Iran actually increased them significantly.

France's foreign minister says he believes there is a good chance that world powers will reach a deal with Iran.

White House says Iran nuclear talks will continue despite Secretary of State's breaking of his leg.

Clock running out as Iran marches to nuclear arsenal with 'legitimization' of deal, which is part of Obama's 'wrong ideology.'

CIA Director John Brennan says intelligence cooperation with Israel has not been harmed despite differences on Iran.

'No matter what deal is struck, we will not allow Iran to endanger the survival and the future of the State of Israel,' warns Netanyahu.

P5+1 settle on fallback program to restore sanctions on Iran if it breaks nuclear deal; Tehran still must accept tentative proposal.

The UN's atomic agency says work on an assessment of allegations that Tehran worked on atomic arms remains essentially stalled.

Iranian FM responds sharply to French demand to inspect potentially nuclear military sites, accusing them of an 'illusion.'

Members of an Iranian opposition group said a delegation of North Korean nuclear experts visited Iranian nuclear installations.

France’s Foreign Minister says his country will not sign a deal with Iran if it rules out inspections of its military sites.

The United States says it will not consider an extension beyond June 30 to reach an agreement on curbing Iran's nuclear program.

Netanyahu warns West against allowing itself to be distracted from Iranian threat by Islamic State; 'We must resist both ISIS and Iran.'

President Obama signs the legislation that would give Congress the power to review and potentially reject a nuclear deal with Iran.

Iranian official reiterates that his country unequivocally rejects the West’s call to inspect its military sites as part of a nuclear deal.

Wearing a kippah, Obama addresses congregation in Washington, stresses his commitment to Israel.

France's foreign minister says Iran wants 24 days’ notice before international inspectors could visit its nuclear sites.

Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu emphatic over two-state solution in meeting with EU's Federica Mogherini.

"An agreement is very likely," says Iran's Foreign Minister in interview with German magazine.

House of Representatives passes by a majority of 400-25 the bill that would give lawmakers the power to review a deal with Iran.

Obama says leaders of Gulf allies agree that a deal that blocks Iran's pathway to a nuclear weapon would serve everyone's interests.

President Obama hails America's "extraordinary friendship" with Saudi Arabia as he hosts Gulf leaders for talks on Iran.

Contrary to Iran's views, IAEA's Yukiya Amano says nuclear agreement would give his experts the right to push for access to Iranian sites.

PM tells visiting German Defense Minister that while both Sunni and Shia Islamism pose a regional threat, Iran is by far the greater danger.

Wendy Sherman, Undersecretary of State, to lead a delegation to Vienna to join the next round of negotiations with Iran.

King Salman will not attend summit of Persian Gulf leaders with President Obama, will send Crown Prince Mohammed bin Nayef instead.

UAE ambassador to Washington says Gulf states are seeking "security guarantee" from the United States with respect to Iran.

Iran will construct a new seaport that will lead to a 'huge' increase in trade between India, a close Israeli ally, and its enemy Iran.

The United States is likely to offer Saudi Arabia its advanced GBU-28 bunker buster bombs - so far only provided to Israel - report says.

Government officials in Iran say a nuclear agreement will allow the country to become the number one energy player in the Middle East.

Iranian navy confronted US vessel and several aircraft, causing them to 'rapidly' change direction, off the coast of Yemen.

Iranian Supreme Leader claims US officials threatening military force; says Iran won't negotiate 'under the shadow of threats.'

EU, Iran announce that talks to reach a final agreement will resume next week in Vienna.

Senator Bob sees an "overwhelming" vote to pass the Iran nuclear review bill as soon as Thursday.

France and Saudi Arabia present united front, say future deal between Iran and six major powers must not destabilize the region further.

Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu meets Senator Rob Portman, warns against Iran deal.
