U.S.: Iran Showed 'Seriousness' in Geneva Talks
Iran showed a greater level of "seriousness and substance" in nuclear talks, says White House spokesman.

Iran showed a greater level of "seriousness and substance" in nuclear talks, says White House spokesman.

Minister Naftali Bennett tells Fox News that Iran's nuclear program is "not an issue of Israel. This is an issue for the entire world."

Ten days after attacking Netanyahu in front page op-ed, Times calls him 'shrill', 'frozen in the past.'

French President reassures PM Netanyahu that France will remain "tough" with Iran on its controversial nuclear program.

Finance Minister Yair Lapid meets with U.S. Vice President Joe Biden, discusses Iran and peace process.

“A bad deal is worse than no deal" with Iran, Netanyahu tells a German newspaper as part of a series of interviews to European media.

Air Force publishes video of training for long-distance flight and attack. Diplomats: it's a message to the world.

The speaker of Iran's parliament tells AP the country has a surplus of enriched uranium, then the Iranian parliament denies the remarks.

"The United States is ready to talk. We are ready to listen," says assistant secretary of state when referring to Iran's nuclear program.

The Wall Street Journal has published details of moves Iran is prepared to make to see sanctions on the country lifted.

Any agreement with Iran must ensure that it will not be able to obtain nuclear weapons, says Knesset Speaker in Rome.

Defense Minister tells UN chief that easing the sanctions on Iran at this point in time would hurt the efforts to stop its nuclear program.

Enriching uranium "is the absolute right of Iran," says Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif ahead of next round of nuclear talks.

An agreement with Iran should require it to completely give up its centrifuges, says PM during meeting with Czech President.

Iran has arrested four people suspected of attempting to sabotage one of its nuclear plants.

The sanctions are “very strong,” says Netanyahu, are close to "achieving their goal" and should not be relaxed.

President Obama shouldn't have told PM Netanyahu that the military option was still on the table regarding Iran, says Mohammad Javad Zarif.

Meanwhile, State Department talks of “confidence building” and easing of sanctions.

Ayatollah Khamenei: the U.S. government was not trustworthy and broke its promises.

A senior Iranian cleric urges Washington and Tehran to “join hands” to end the sanctions on the Islamic Republic.

Speaking to CNN, PM Netanyahu says he would tell Iran's president in a phone call to stop the nuclear program.

Upon returning from the U.S., PM Netanyahu says he will continue the international struggle against Iran's nuclear program.


Prime Minister Netanyahu says he wouldn't rule out a meeting with Iran's president, but says Rouhani's diplomatic solution is "hogwash."

Iranian chief of staff says that Netanyahu's threat of military action is nothing but an act of "desperation".

Iranian President says that Israel is "upset and angry" with signs of an emerging new relationship between his country and the West.

The world must insist on tough negotiations that ensure Iran does not develop a nuclear weapon, Prime Minister Netanyahu tells NBC.

Iranian leader says "Israel sees its sword breaking… and this upsets it."


Prime Minister returns home feeling he has delivered the message he wanted to – especially to the US.

Influential newspaper warns it could be "disastrous" to exaggerate the Iranian threat.

Prime Minister Netanyahu presented the right facts in the wrong way at the UN, charges opposition leader.

The European Union must maintain the pressure on Iran, says President Shimon Peres in a speech before the Dutch parliament.

Iran hits back at Netanyahu over UN speech, says it is ready to defend itself against any Israeli attack.

Only a strong approach to Iran will allow the world to avoid war, Netanyahu cautions. Israel will stand alone if it must, he says.


Former Head of Military Intelligence, Amos Yadlin: if the talks fail, there will be legitimacy to attack Iran.

Opposition leader says Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu was “sowing panic” regarding Iran before he left for the United States.

EU's foreign policy chief says she wants to go to the October 15-16 talks with Iran in Geneva with “the best possible atmosphere.”

U.S. Vice President tells J Street conference that Iran has a choice between suffering tougher sanctions or negotiate.

Canada's Foreign Minister reiterates his country's commitment to Israel, warns the world not to be fooled by Iran's conciliatory remarks.

Iran’s conciliatory remarks have to be matched by “transparent, verifiable, meaningful actions,” Netanyahu tells President Obama.

Channel 2's Ehud Yaari says Iran has begun offering limited concessions – not the important ones.

Ambassador says the countries' goals on Iran are identical and details of "common mission" will be decided in meeting.

White House reveals what President Obama and Prime Minister Netanyahu will discuss at their meeting on Monday.

Iran needs to take steps to prove its nuclear program is peaceful before sanctions are removed, says Secretary of State.

78% of Israelis don't believe that Iranian president's recent statements on wanting dialogue with the United States are genuine.

Instead of Israel taking care of the problem itself, it begged the world to do so, says Likud MK.

In ABC interview, Jawad Zarif says Holocaust was a “heinous crime” and a “genocide.”

Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu plans to tell the UN that Iran has enough uranium to produce nuclear weapons, reports the Sunday Times.

"I intend to tell the truth in the face of the sweet talk and charm offensive of Iran," says PM as he leaves for New York.

Iran's foreign minister expresses hope that a meeting with six world powers will "jump-start" talks on his country's nuclear program.

Obama's speech at the UN means a new path for Iran and isolation for Netanyahu, claims Iranian media.

Israeli Embassy in Washington says Iran's new president is "an expert salesman who is bullish on nuclear proliferation."

Israel's former Deputy Foreign Minister says he is not buying the "moderate" remarks made by Iran's new president at the UN.

Swiss foreign minister says talks between Iran and five world powers may resume in Geneva in October.

Iran's new president is trying "to cheat the world", says Strategic Affairs Minister after Rouhani's UN speech.

Iranian President's speech at the UN was “cynical and full of hypocrisy,” declares Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu.

In his first speech to the UN, Iran's president calls for talks on his country's nuclear program, denounces "occupation" of "Palestinians."

MK concerned over Obama’s statements on Iran. Netanyahu: Iran thinks calm words will lead it to nuclear weapon.
