Nasrallah: Israel Trying to Lead the Region to War
The head of Hezbollah claims that Israel is trying to prevent a deal with Iran in order to push the Middle East into a war.

The head of Hezbollah claims that Israel is trying to prevent a deal with Iran in order to push the Middle East into a war.

Republican senators who were briefed about talks with Iran were reportedly told by Kerry to “disbelieve” what the Israelis say.

Bayit Yehudi head will meet leaders in Congress, Jewish leaders, to press home Israel's position.

Israel prefers a diplomatic solution to the dispute with Iran, but not the one being proposed now, says PM Netanyahu.

White House, State Department warn lawmakers that toughening the sanctions on Iran at this time would be wrong and lead to war.

Orthodox Jewish group voices concern over Obama’s new policy on Iran.

Much of the price tag due to ongoing western sanctions; billions also funneled to terrorist groups.

In contrast to NYT attacks, Washington Post says critics of US position highlight 'troubling points' which must be addressed.

US diplomats say Iranian insistence on formal recognition of its 'right' to enrich uranium was the major obstacle.

U.S. lawmakers will wait until after a briefing by Secretary of State John Kerry before deciding on new sanctions on Iran.

Prime Minister says he hopes that whatever deal was made with Iran on curbing its nuclear program was a good one.

Dan Shapiro says US, Israel 'share an identical agenda', promises his country will not allow Iran to acquire nuclear weapons.

A 'roadmap' will give UN inspectors broader access to nuclear sites, including heavy water reactor at Arak.

Euphoric atmosphere during the talks with the western powers gave way to disappointment Sunday.

The West must not sign a bad deal with Iran that will allow it to continue its nuclear program, says Israeli Defense Minister.

US Secretary of State responds to fierce criticism by allies over proposed Iran deal, says it's a case of 'a good deal, or no deal'.

"I hope they reach a good agreement, and we will do all we can to convince world powers to avoid a bad deal."

President Kennedy would never have enabled the Iranians to obtain weapons grade uranium, says Zionist activist.

Iran's president insists on his country's right to enrich uranium within its borders.

"An agreement now, in the current conditions, is a historical mistake," warns Israeli Defense Minister.

The United States rejects Israel’s criticism of a proposed deal with Iran over its nuclear program, says "there is no deal" yet.

Iran’s Foreign Minister says an agreement on his country's nuclear program is within reach. His deputy says Iran won't stop enriching.

U.S. proposal to Iran would allow it to continue enriching uranium at low levels, says Telegraph.

As new round of talks on its nuclear program begin in Geneva, Iran airs threatening simulation of attacks on Ben Gurion Airport, key sites.

Evidence the Gulf state has a 'Plan B' in the event of Iranian nuclear proliferation, which could mark the start of a nuclear arms race.

Obama has repeatedly claimed the he will not allow Iran to obtain nuclear weapons, but his record indicates otherwise, says ZOA.

Maariv: US Administration tells Israel progress on Palestinian issue will lead to continued pressure on Iran.

"I think that Iran is responding to the constant pressure from Israel, knowing that Israel believes them to be an existential threat.”

The British Times: West may offer Iran a cash windfall from its frozen oil revenues in exchange for progress in nuclear talks.

Former U.S. Secretary of Defense cautions the Obama administration this week about engaging in endless negotiations with Iran.

Likud minister says Bayit Yehudi was privy to the decision to free terrorists and approve construction "in return."


Israel must never underestimate its enemies and must not sweep the Iranian nuclear issue under the rug, says Defense Minister.

U.S. Vice President joins other top officials in a bid to persuade the Senate not to impose new sanctions on Iran.

The only way to get Iran to abandon its nuclear program is to maintain the pressure on it, says Netanyahu.

Top Obama administration officials have been pushing lawmakers to hold off on new sanctions over Iran's nuclear program.

Iran's nuclear chief, Ali Akbar Salehi, declares that Tehran has never stopped 20 percent uranium enrichment.

Danny Danon calls on the United States to prioritize Iranian nukes ahead of Israeli-Arab peace talks

In apparent riposte against the hard line led by Israel, US top diplomat defends negotiations with Iran.

U.S. President Barack Obama speaks to Prime Minister Netanyahu, a day after he warns about Iran's uranium enrichment.

Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu meets Nigerian President, calls for increased security cooperation between the two countries.

Closing the underground nuclear enrichment facility in Fordow is a "red line" for Iran, says lawmaker Alaeddin Boroujerdi.

"Iran’s nuclear energy activities continue as in the past," says senior Iranian parliamentarian.

Contrary to remarks by Iranian lawmaker, diplomats say they have no information that Tehran halted 20 percent uranium enrichment.

Iran could produce enough uranium to build a nuclear bomb in a month, according to the Institute for Science and International Security.

Minister Steinitz says Israel and the U.S. see eye to eye on the final objective in regards to Iran but not always on how to get there.

Billionaire reveals how he would convince Iran to stop its nuclear program: start with a mushroom cloud in the Iranian desert.

Prominent Iranian lawmaker says Tehran is willing to relieve concerns about its uranium, but won't say it'll stop enriching.

It is too early to talk about easing the sanctions on Iran, Kerry tells Netanyahu during a meeting in Rome.

Al-Qaeda terrorists are trying to get their hands on a massive weapons arsenal that was left behind by Libya's former leader.

Israeli ambassador warns against easing the sanctions on Iran, says Rouhani "perfected the art of saying one thing and doing another."

Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu meets Italian Prime Minister, urges continued pressure on Iran over its nuclear program.


Every time Iran tries to get closer to the West, the "Zionist regime" sabotages the effort, claims Iran's president.

Strategic Affairs Minister Yuval Steinitz, intelligence and security officials to participate in bi-annual strategic dialogue with US.

Until then, “the pressure has to be maintained on Iran, even increased,” Netanyahu said on NBC’s Meet the Press.

Iranian president sounds upbeat note, in first statement following latest talks with P5+1 in Geneva.

A senior western diplomat says that, despite useful talks in Geneva, a breakthrough over Iran's nuclear program is "not close".

As Geneva talks end, Republican lawmakers express their skepticism and call for tougher sanctions on the Islamic Republic.

"Iran should be tested by its actions, not its proposals," says Israeli official after Iran suggests a compromise in Geneva.
