Report: Iran Research Center Played Key Role in Nuclear Program
Institute for Science and International Security says it has new indications of hidden weapons work by Iran.

Institute for Science and International Security says it has new indications of hidden weapons work by Iran.

Chief of Staff Benny Gantz: A nuclear-armed Iran is an existential threat to Israel. The reality in the Middle East is very complex.

Semi-official Iranian news agency interviews widow of Mostafa Roshan – leaving no doubt as to nuclear program's goal.

Says "any possible military scenario against Iran will be catastrophic for the region and for the whole system of international relations."

Iran is pouring money into developing intercontinental ballistic missiles that can reach the US, Israel warned Wednesday.

Iran moved warplanes to protect its nuclear sites and started a 4-day exercise on the same day IAEA inspectors arrive for talks.

The International Atomic Energy Agency has admitted that “intensive efforts” by its team visiting Iran have failed.

Top Iranian general warns that the Islamic Republic will pre-emptively strike anyone who threatens it.

Iran's decision to cut oil sales to French and British companies has amused Paris and exasperated Beijing.

Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu is expected to meet with US President Barack Obama in Washington during his March 4-6 AIPAC visit.

Israel needs most of its air force to attack Iran but still lacks planes, analysts tell NY Times. “Only the US strong enough to attack.”

Iran is a “menace” to the entire Middle East and must not be allowed to obtain nuclear weapons, a US war College professor warns.

British Foreign Secretary: sanctions and negotiations have to be given a chance to convince Iran to abandon its nuclear ambitions.

The Chairman of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff tells CNN: The Iranian regime is rational, sanctions are the way to go at this point.
Officials in key parts of the Obama administration are convinced that sanctions will not deter Tehran from pursuing its nuclear program.

DIA director Lt. Gen. Ronald Burgess told US lawmakers Thursday Iran is 'not close to agreeing to abandon its nuclear program.'

Frustration with Iran is boiling over in Jerusalem amid this week's terror attacks targeting Israel's diplomats in Asia.

Investigators in India and Thailand say the bombs used in this week's attacks on Israeli targets contained different explosives.
Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda meets Defense Minister Ehud Barak, warns against attacking Iran.

Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman warns the U.S. and its allies: “Hasty steps will lead to heavy casualties.”

Former U.S. Middle East envoy Dennis Ross: The Iranians are ready to talk. Give diplomacy a chance.
US officials say they are unimpressed by Iran's much ballyhooed unveiling of centrifuges in Natanz and Fordo.
Iran announced Wednesday it placed its first homemade nuclear fuel rods in a reactor, but it may not be able convert them into fuel.

U.S. Defense Secretary Leon Panetta says he doesn't think Israel has made a decision to launch a military strike on Iran.
Ahmadinejad's surprise? Iran is expected to announce the expansion of its uranium enrichment at the underground Fordo plant.

Iranian officials say they are building a new launch vehicle to take heavier satellites higher - but is that what its really intended for?

Iran's parliamentary speaker tells Gulf Arab states there will be 'consequences' if they continue to aid US sanctions on Iran.

Germany’s Defense Minister: An Israeli attack on Iran won't achieve its goals and may have severe political consequences.

Vice Admiral Mark I. Fox warns Iran may plant “suicide ships” along the Straits of Hormuz to use against U.S. forces.
Iranian President promises that Tehran will soon unveil “big new” achievements in its controversial nuclear program.

Former Mossad chief Meir Dagan warns it would not be smart to attack Iran now -- and says there is no need to do so, either.

Turkey’s Foreign Minister warns against attacking Iran, calls for diplomatic dialogue with the Islamic Republic over its nuclear program.

Chief of Staff hints an attack on Iran is coming in video birthday greeting to Defense Minister Barak. The greeting was edited out.

A report by NBC claims the Mossad is backing an Iranian terror group in an assassination campaign against Iranian nuclear assets.

French President speaks with local Jews, says "the situation is never military" to deal with the Iranian nuclear threat.

The Obama administration believes that it has convinced Israel to give sanctions against Iran a chance to work, a report said.

A Russian official warned Israel that its tough stance on Iran's nuclear weapons program could have “catastrophic consequences.”

Former Mossad director Meir Dagan once again took a swing at Prime Minister Netanyahu saying Israel faces no existential threats.

As Iran races ahead with uranium enrichment deep underground, the US has launched military exercises 'applicable' to the Strait of Hormuz

FM Lieberman sought to downplay tensions with the US over Iran by painting a rosy picture of his meeting with Hillary Clinton.

Hizbullah leader addresses speculations that he'll attack Israel if it attacks Iran: They haven't asked us for anything. We'll decide.

Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu reportedly told top security officials and commanders to stop talking about a potential strike on Iran.

Poll shows 49% favor military confrontation, and 31% oppose. Similar number think US should help Israel if it strikes Iran.

Iranian threat is like the Arab threat to destroy Israel in 1967, a history professor tells Newsweek. The danger: Western complacency.

An Iranian newspaper reported Monday that the bomb used to assassinate a nuclear scientist last month was "made in the USA."

An article calling for the destruction of Israel and genocide has appeared on numerous official government and military websites in Iran
US President Barack Obama says his new sanctions are a part of a 'lockstep' effort by the US and Israel to halt Iran's nuclear program.
Obama: I do not think Israel has decided whether to attack Iran. It is rightfully worried about its security.

PM: leaders in our region "have no moral compunctions about killing their neighbors and their own people as well."

Iran is upset over an Israeli cable provider's commercial that shows Mossad agents blowing up an Iranian plant.

As speculations that Israel will attack Iran’s nuclear facilities continue, NBC reports what such an attack may look like.

Iran’s Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei: We'll help any nation or group that confronts "cancerous tumor" Israel.
Iran has launched its third microsatellite, the Navid. Previous satellites have had a lifespan of little more than a month.

Britain’s Deputy Prime Minister, Nick Clegg, expresses concerns there could be a military conflict with Iran.

Post's Ignatius: Netanyahu doesn’t want to leave the fate of Israel dependent on American action.

Defense Minister: Iranian nuke program entering "immunity zone" after which stopping it will be impossible.

Kadima member says force should be used "only when there is no other choice, and be led by others."

There are some 200,000 missiles and rockets aimed at Israel, a top IDF official said Thursday - and no part of the country is "safe" anymore

Deputy Prime Minister Silvan Shalom: If the sanctions against Iran are not toughened, it will take over the Middle East.

President Shimon Peres at the 12th Annual Herzliya Conference: The world's central problem is Iran. No options can be ruled out.
