Report of New Iranian Nuclear Work Backs Up Israel’s Claims
A report of new intelligence that Iran is moving closer to nuclear capability strengthens Israel’s position and is bad timing for Obama.

A report of new intelligence that Iran is moving closer to nuclear capability strengthens Israel’s position and is bad timing for Obama.

“The world does not put red lines before Iran and therefore has no moral right to put red lines before Israel,” Netanyahu declares.

Thousands of Jews prayed at the Kotel for G-d to “blot out the thoughts of those who hate us and of the wicked enemy Iran.”

IAEA chief Yukiya Amano calls on Iran to open up the Parchin military site, where it may have covered up traces of nuclear activity.

Israel responds to Clinton's remarks about setting red lines for Iran, and Clinton's spokeswoman responds to Israel.

The sooner the West draws a red line for Iran, “the greater the chances that we won't need other types of action,” says Netanyahu.


The Obama administration has no “deadline” for Iran, says Hillary Clinton in an interview that is bound to be far from welcome in Israel

Senior Israeli Cabinet Minister says that Canada and Europe's latest moves against Iran have reduced the possibility of an Israeli strike.

Romney tells "Meet The Press": Obama’s biggest failure is the way he dealt with Iran’s nuclear program.

"We share the Israeli concerns about Iran's nuclear program," German Foreign Minister says in Jerusalem.

Israel might attack Iran by using electromagnetic pulses (EMP) which could send the Islamic Republic “back to the Stone Age.”

Centre for Israel and Jewish Affairs welcomes Canada's decision to cut off ties with Iran, says it is "an appropriate Canadian response."

European Union nations waved the threat of new international sanctions against Iran over its contested nuclear drive on Saturday.

Former Chief of Staff Gabi Ashkenazi stresses the importance of the political and military leaders deciding together on striking Iran.

Finance Minister Yuval Steinitz attacks Defense Minister Ehud Barak in a television interview, warns Netanyahu against him.

German Foreign Minister Guido Westerwelle says there is a growing consensus for more EU sanctions on Iran over its nuclear program.

Canadian Foreign Affairs Minister John Baird announced that Canada has closed its embassy in Iran and is expelling Iranian diplomats.

US lawmaker Mike Rogers confirms reports that Netanyahu, US ambassador had heated argument over Iran.

The United States is ready to "face the challenge on every level" concerning Iran, says Defense Minister Ehud Barak.

Former Head of Knesset's Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee, Tzachi Hanegbi, hints at timetable for Iran attack.

Lt. Gen. Benny Gantz hopes Iranian leaders will scrap nuclear program of their own accord. As for Gaza, he predicts IDF "will visit it."

The vice chairman of the US Joint Chiefs of Staff met Israeli Defense Minister Ehud Barak amid rising tensions over Iran's nuclear program.

Mofaz turns the tables on Netanyahu and demands he be the first to take a lie detector test over a leak of security secrets on Iran.

In the framework of a discussion on Iran, Housing Minister Ariel Atias (Shas) told Radio Kol Chai listeners on Thursday, “We need to pray.”

No one since Hitler – except for Ahmadinejad – has declared a desire to destroy an entire people and eliminate a country, Peres says.

Cabinet Minister Uzi Landau wants officials to undergo a lie detector test to find out who leaked security secrets to the media.

Iranian President admits his country has “problems” exporting its oil, says his government is determined to overcome challenges.

The Iranians are continuing to develop their nuclear program despite the sanctions, members of the Political-Security Cabinet are told.

A nuclear-armed Iran would set off 'a wild race to arm the entire Middle East with nuclear weapons,' Foreign Minister Lieberman said

A former U.S. Air Force General and CIA director says Iran cannot get the bomb before next year. "Let the US attack - it can do it better."

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.

Jerusalem must always prevent a rational aggressor from deciding to strike first.

The White house has officially denied having held secret talks with Iran over a possible attack by Israel.

Ten Likud MKs signing letter of support for Netanyahu over his handling of Iran.

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

New York Times: senior officials argue Israel is trying to corner Obama into a premature commitment.

MK Ben-Ari says that if the government is ready to fight enemies, it should start in Gaza. “We have bigger problems” than Iran.

Min. Gilad Erdan says Judge (ret.) Eliyahu Winograd does not know anything about Iran that other citizens do not.

Largest U.S. paper says Obama's "animus and incompetence" are pushing Israel to strike Iran.

The world is failing to draw a "clear red line" for Iran over its nuclear programs, Netanyahu told the weekly Cabinet meeting Sunday.

Former High Court Judge Winograd is the latest public figure to pontificate on Iran. “An attack would “risk Israel’s future,” says.

Minister Dan Meridor says Iran refraining from breakthrough toward weapon for fear of war.

White House rejects Romney's comments that Obama threw Israel “under the bus,” says cooperation with Israel has never been closer.

Washington has greatly reduced the scale of U.S. participation in a joint military exercise with Israel as tension continues over Iran.

A meeting between Netanyahu and a visiting U.S. lawmaker reportedly ended on a sour note over the Iranian nuclear issue.

Former U.S. Ambassador to UN says Obama will not attack Iran, so Israel has to do it.

General Martin Dempsey: "I don't want to be complicit" if Israel chooses to attack Iran.

UN nuke watchdog IAEA: number of centrifuges at Fordo site doubled since May, Iran has increased enrichment by 30% in 4 months.

Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khameini claims the country has no interest in producing nuclear weapons.


UN chief Ban Ki-moon arrived in Tehran Wednesday to attend the “heads of state summit” at the Non-Aligned Movement Conference in Tehran.

The IAEA tries to get tough with Iran at the same time it is expected to report Iran has installed 350 new centrifuges since May.

“When the world calls, we have to respond,” says US defense chief Panetta as the second American aircraft carrier heads for the Gulf.

The Chief of Staff of the Iranian Armed Forces says he will sue the United States for imposing travel and financial bans on him.

Former Chief Rabbi Yosef asks Jews to pray on Rosh HaShanah for G-d to destroy Israel’s enemies, especially Iran and Hizbullah.

ISIS exposes new satellite imagery which suggests that additional suspicious activity may be occurring at the Parchin site in Iran.

Another round of talks between the IAEA and Iran regarding its nuclear program ends without progress. No new talks scheduled.

Foreign Minister Lieberman criticizes decision makers from the past decade, says they failed to take steps to stop Iran.
