Prosor: Arab Countries Support an Attack on Iran
Israel's ambassador to the United Nations: Arab diplomats have been saying behind closed doors they support a military strike on Iran.

Israel's ambassador to the United Nations: Arab diplomats have been saying behind closed doors they support a military strike on Iran.

Former Chief of Staff to PM Netanyahu: Iran's headed for nuclear weapons. Devastating sanctions are needed now.

President Shimon Peres praised the US-led sanctions on Iran, saying the US and Israel have identical plans about Tehran's nuclear program.

Former Mossad Chief Meir Dagan tells CBS: Ahmadinejad is rational. Iran is considering all the implications of its actions.

Panetta confirms the Pentagon is preparing options for striking Iran, says an American attack would be more effective than an Israeli one.

Iran's IAEA ambassador welcomes nuclear talks but stresses his country will "never ever" suspends its nuclear activities.

White House denies the reports that Obama offered Netanyahu missiles if Israel agreed not to attack Iran during 2012.

In television interviews, PM says the date of an attack "is not a matter of days or weeks" but "it is not a matter of years."

Ayatollah Ali Khamenei was gracious in victory and praised President Barack Obama for bowing to his 'threats for threats' policy

The top man at the International Atomic Energy Agency says 'Iran has a case to answer' amid charges of a nuclear cover up

Op-ed: Ever notice that Khamenei sounds like Haman? Netanyahu seems to be the only one who realizes what Iran's leaders are out to do.

Diplomats say satellite images from show trucks and earth-moving vehicles at the Parchin military site.

Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu sought to downplay clearly diverging views on Iran between himself and US president Barack Obama

Israeli officials say they are happy nuclear talks with Tehran are resuming, but stress a credible military option must be on the table.

Netanyahu said that President Obama is wearing “rose-colored glasses” when looking at the Iranian nuclear threat, WikiLeaks reported.

President Shimon Peres: Obama won't allow Iran to be nuclear because it would be dangerous for the economy and create a security risk.

Barack Obama sought to paint his GOP rivals as foreign policy amateurs under a fusillade of criticism on his 'reticent' posture on Iran

GOP contender Newt Gingrich all but declared war on Iran's Mullahs during the AIPAC conference saying he would do away with their regime.

Iran is getting another reprieve to advance with her nuclear program from P5+1. It will be hard for Israel to act unilaterally.

GOP hopeful Rick Santorum told AIPAC the US must demand Tehran dismantle its nuclear program or go in and do the job itself.

US Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta told AIPAC the US would use military force to stop Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons.

Catherine Ashton says the five permanent members of the UN Security Council plus Germany will resume nuclear talks with Tehran

One day after Obama and Netanyahu discuss Iran, Tehran announced it will allow nuclear inspectors access to the Parchin site.

Obama may prefer to hold off an attack on Iran until after U.S. elections, but Netanyahu must have the 'grit' to attack if time runs out.

Sen. McConnell wants a resolution calling for a military strike, if needed. Rep. Bob Turner: Broad Congressional support for Israel.

Netanyahu at the AIPAC Conference: We won't allow Iran to have a nuclear weapon. Israel must always be allowed to defend itself.

Netanyahu draws a scriptural parallel between Israel's face-off with Iran and Purim for US President Barack Obama.

PM Binyamin Netanyahu told US President Barack Obama that Israel's right to defend itself would not take a back seat to US interests.

The UN nuclear agency, years after Israel warned not to trust Iran’s “peaceful ambitions,” now fears Iran is hiding work for the bomb.

A glance at financial markets shows the biggest obstacle to a US green light to stop Iran’s nuclear project is fear of higher oil prices.

Opposition head says Israel should have an "intimate relationship" with the U.S. and not wait for AIPAC conventions.

Republican presidential hopeful warns: Iran will obtain nuclear weapons if President Barack Obama is elected for a second term.

MK Katz: Netanyahu and Barak have failed to stop the rocket fire on southern Israel. They will never be able to attack Iran.

Netanyahu's former chief of staff, Naftali Bennett: We need paralyzing sanctions against Iran, right now.

Germany's Die Welt: two nuclear weapons tests in North Korea in 2010 might have been conducted for Iran.

Netanyahu will deliver Obama an ultimatum that if the United States does not attack Iran soon, Israel will, reports the London Telegraph.

In his speech at the AIPAC Policy Conference, President Shimon Peres will thank President Obama for his support for Israel.

Obama: Both the Iranians and the Israelis recognize that when we say it's unacceptable for Iran to have a nuclear weapon, we mean it.

Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu meets Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper, says Israel has a right to defend itself against Iran.

US president Barack Obama is seeking to shore up his Israel credentials as he prepares for a high-profile meeting with Israel's leader.

Prime Minister Netanyahu will demand that President Barack Obama commit to a strike on Iran if sanctions fail, say sources.

America is preparing a plan to strike Iranian nuclear targets if sanctions fail to persuade Tehran to halt its atomic development.

Defense Minister Ehud Barak and U.S. Defense Secretary Leon Panetta meet in Washington, talk about Iran.

President Shimon Peres with a clear message for Iran: If the sanctions do not bear fruit, there are other ways.

Middle East expert Dr. Guy Bechor: Iran knows that a nuclear weapon means the end of the regime.

US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton told lawmakers on Capitol Hill that the US was moving quickly on Iran sanctions

Nuclear inspectors for the IAEA want access to an Iranian nuclear complex they believe may be a part of Iran's nuclear weapons program.

Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu says if the world is worried over what Iran is doing to oil prices now, just wait until they get the bomb.

U.S. intelligence official says Israel has made it clear it won’t warn the U.S. ahead of a strike against Iranian nuclear facilities.

Sen. John McCain charges that the Obama administration is intentionally undermining Israel in its standoff with Iran.

Leaked WikiLeaks emails, focusing on a US intelligence agency, reveals a cable that Israel destroyed Iran’s nuclear infrastructure.

Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin: The results of an attack on Iran could be catastrophic. Moscow is concerned over such an attack.

Former Mossad official Eliezer Tsafrir: The sanctions won't work. There will be no other choice other than to attack Iran.

How long would it take for Iran to enrich enough uranium for a strategically useful nuclear weapon - and are there obstacles in its path?

“Don’t Attack Iran,” says Rabbi Ovadia Yosef. “Learn Torah and G-d will save the People of Israel” and send Ahmadinejad to hell.

New report by the United Nation’s nuclear watchdog agency reveals that Iran has significantly increased its uranium enrichment.

MK Binyamin Ben-Eliezer: Israel shouldn't be on the front line against Iran - the world should stop it.

US Ambassador to Israel Dan Shapiro sought to reassure Israelis that the US and Israel are on the same page about Iran.

US Senators John McCain and Lindsey Graham were quick back Israel in a growing rift with the Obama administration over Iran

Iran has accused Israel of conducting “war games” in Tehran in a letter of complaint to the United Nations Security Council.
