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Iran continues to sell itself in the world media as a leading military power amid rising tensions with the West and Gulf Arab states.
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Iran continues to sell itself in the world media as a leading military power amid rising tensions with the West and Gulf Arab states.
Iran and Al Qaeda hate each other, but their mutual hatred of Zionism and the US may make them allies for terror, writes Foreign Affairs.
Chabad in Mumbai, Thailand, Azerbaijan – and now Argentina have been targeted by terrorists. Iran is behind the latest plots.

The Israeli Air Force is pioneering new methods in cyber war for gathering intelligence as Iran races ahead towards nuclear capability.

The world nuclear watchdog is sending two weapons experts with its delegation to Tehran who will focus on Iran's drive for nukes.
US Ambassador to Israel, Dan Shapiro, said the US will not remain idle and be complicit in Iran's bid to destroy the Jewish state.

Senior Iranian religious leader Ayatollah Ahmad Khatami: Iran is already nuclear, U.S. too blind to realize that.

Defense Minister Ehud Barak: the world must stop Iran before it reaches a point where even a military attack won't stop it.

Ashkenazi: Israel must not cut its budget because shifting strategic realities demand it prepare for war.

Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Gen. Martin Dempsey: Israel sees the Iranian threat differently. It's existential to them.
Hamas Gaza-chief Ismail Haniyeh has accepted an invitation from Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad to visit Tehran.
The US “is looking to intensify sanctions on Iran [and] other options are on the table,” its ambassador to Israel tells the Knesset.

Tehran has moved to end the thaw in its relations with Hamas as Ismail Haniyeh travels to Arab capitals to forge new alliances.
Israel’s Ambassador to the United Nations, Ron Prosor: The silence of the Security Council on Iran will be very costly.
Admiral James Stavridis: We're not planning to intervene in either Syria or Ian.
President Shimon Peres meets Catherine Ashton: We appreciate the sanctions, but they don't solve the Iranian problem.

Minister of Public Diplomacy Yuli Edelstein says calling Iran's drive for a nuclear bomb a 'nuclear program' is a misnomer.

As the rial plummeted 10% in just 24-hours after EU sanctions, Iran claims its Europe rather than Tehran who is feeling the bite.

Israel's Ministry of Defense released photos of a recent Arrow 3 anti-ballistic missile system test amid rising tensions with Iran.

Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu accused the world of remaining silent in the face of Iranian threats to destroy Israel.

Azerbaijan officials said they caught an Iranian-linked Muslim gang that plotted to kill Chabad rabbis and others in Baku.

Iran's currency sinks again after the European Union slapped sanctions on oil imports. The ‘rial” has crashed 80 percent in one month.

Hours after the EU slaps an embargo on Iranian oil, the U.S. sanctions the Islamic Republic's Bank Tejarat.

Iran again threatens to close the Strait of Hormuz, in response to the EU's embargo on its oil exports.
Grass roots Jewish power has forced an Atlanta publisher who opined Israel might assassinate the US President to resign.
Prime Minister Netanyahu had cautious praise for the EU Monday, calling its decision to embargo Iranian oil "a step in the right direction."

Officials in Tehran were nonplussed by the most recent raft of EU sanctions saying

Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad: Sanctions have no effect on Iran. We'll confront anybody who threaten Iranians’ rights.
U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton comments on Iran during a meeting with German Foreign Minister Guido Westerwelle.
Iranian media reports that a 43-year-old Iranian military officer was killed in shooting attack in western Iran.

French President Nicolas Sarkozy: We'll do anything to avoid military intervention in Iran, but more sanctions are required.

US CoS Martin Dempsey sought to assure Israelis that his visit represents "mutual commitment" to stop Iran's nuclear program
New poll finds that 35% of American citizens would support military action against Iran, if sanctions fail.

Iran says Western sanctions are having no effect because demand for its oil outstrips its customers' other concerns.

President Barack H. Obama defended his record on Iran to Time Magazine, deflecting criticism by Mitt Romney.

Iran's ambassador to the United Nations says that closing the Strait of Hormuz is an option if "somebody wants to tighten the noose."
The pro-Israeli hacker who calls himself Hannibal says he was threatened by Iran's deputy prime minister.
Prince Turki al-Faisal says Saudi Arabia is ready to defend its interests against Iran, who demands Riyadh not mitigate oil prices.
Iranian president Mahmoud Ahmadinijad refused to raise bank interest rates causing his nations struggling currency to drop 6%
Former US ambassador to the UN John Bolton says sanctions won't deter Tehran and Obama's most lasting legacy will be a nuclear armed Iran.
Defense Minister Ehud Barak sought to allay US fears Israel will strike Iran's nuclear facilities saying such a decision was "very far off."

Not everyone takes Iran seriously. An Israeli ad shows the Mossad working in Iran. There's even an App to attack the nuclear plant.

Russia stepped up to protect Iran from Western interference Wednesday, warning that further sanctions would only "stifle" the economy.

Iran’s Defense Minister announces the Islamic Republic intends to launch a new satellite into space next month.

Maj. Gen. Amir Eshel says a nuclear armed Iran could limit Israel's options when fighting Hamas and Hizbullah.

Police in Gaza, ruled by Hamas’ Sunni Muslims, broke the bones of several Shi’ite Muslims, a sign of a break between Iran and Hamas.

Are the Obama administration's "election-year considerations" blocking tough US action on Iran?

UK foreign minister William Hague says EU ministers are preparing an extensive round of sanctions targeting Iran's oil industry.
The Iranian morality police has activated an official ban on the sale of Barbie and Ken. Meet Dara and Sara.

Iran says it has arrested suspects in the assassination of nuclear scientist Mostafa Ahmadi Roshan, killed last week in Tehran car bombing.

The Mossad worked for months to stage the assassination of its latest Iranian nuclear scientist target, The London Times reports.

Enraged Iranian officials vow retaliation against Israel, the US and the UK over the latest assassination of a nuclear scientist in Tehran.
Israel delays largest-ever anti-missile military drill with the US for “technical” reasons days after Obama pressures Israel over Iran.

Russia has given Iran its bear hug and warns Israel and the West that an attack on Tehran would be considered an attack on Moscow.

TIME Magazine cites "sources" who say Israel's Mossad was responsible for paying and training assassins to kill Iranian nuclear scientists.

Mossad agents posed as CIA operatives to recruit Jundallah terrorists as assassins of key Iranians, according to Foreign Policy magazine.

Iranian mourners blame U.S. and Israel for death of nuclear scientist, as Iranian website suggests the revenge is coming.
Iranian president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad railed against capitalism and the US on the last leg of his Latin American tour.
U.S. Defense Secretary: We have “some ideas” as to who was behind the assassination of a nuclear scientist in Tehran.
Washington places sanctions on companies from China, Singapore and the United Arab Emirates for selling refined oil products to Iran.