Iran Nuclear Deal

Obama Announces 'Modest Relief' in Iran Sanctions

'Imposing additional sanctions now will only risk derailing our efforts to resolve this issue peacefully.'

Iran and West 'Closer' to Agreeing on Deal Implementation

Iran and world power representatives agree on how to implement the nuclear deal, but stamps of approval from each country are still needed.

Iran, World Powers Resume Talks on Geneva Deal

Iranian, EU and U.S. negotiators gather in Geneva for their highest-level talks since the nuclear deal was reached.

Khameini Reveals Tactic Behind Nuclear Talks

Iranian Supreme Leader admits talks with 'Satan' US are for expedience to relieve pressure and deceive, using Islamic taqiyya tactic.

Dispute on Centrifuges Disrupts Iran-P5+1 Talks

Negotiations on implementing the deal to freeze parts of Iran's nuclear program have run into problems over centrifuge research.

New Iran Sanctions Bill Gains Support in the Senate

A bill to slap new sanctions on Iran has gained support since December, but probably not enough to prevent Obama from vetoing it.

'Nuclear Bomb Necessary to Put Down Israel'

Iranian cleric and lawmaker reveals that Iran 'needs' a nuclear weapon to 'wipe Israel off the map'; also reveals US 'need' for Iran deal.

Arutz Sheva Interview

Congressman Battles to Restore 'Backbone' in US Foreign Policy

Congressman fronts bipartisan effort to stop 'dangerous' shift in US policy, says Obama no longer interested in preventing nuclear Iran.

Report: Iran Deal to be Implemented As of January 20

Experts from Iran and the P5+1 group have chosen January 20 to begin implementing the Geneva deal, reports Iranian media.

Rouhani Optimistic About Nuclear Talks

Talks between Iran and world powers could generate positive results "within two months", predicts Iran's president.

Iran, P5+1 to Resume Talks Today

Iranian official: We may need 45%-enriched uranium fuel for making small submarine engines.

Iranian MPs: Speed Up Nuke Program if US Ups Sanctions

The Majlis would direct Iran’s nuclear agency to enrich uranium to 60%, if US Congress adopts new sanctions legislation.

Netanyahu: Lebanon Rocket Fire a 'Double War Crime'

Prime Minister calls on Lebanese government to stop harboring terrorists, enabling civilian deaths.

'We All Have to be Raoul Wallenberg'

Dr. Joseph Frager, in an interview, explains the need for the Jewish people to become 'heroes' in the fight against a nuclear Iran.

'If the Sanctions Would Persist, Iran Would Collapse'

Intelligence Minister Yuval Steinitz praises damage done to Iran through sanctions, declares that 'The Middle East has gone mad.'

Iran Considers Moving Capital From Tehran

City of 12 million suffers from pollution, overcrowding and earthquake dangers. Parliament accepts proposal amid doubt over high costs.

Iran, P5+1 Temporarily Suspend Talks

Iran's foreign minister and the EU's top diplomat agree to postpone talks on implementing nuclear deal unitl after the Christmas holiday.

Clinton: Israeli Criticism – Good for America

Israel’s criticism of Iran deal helps American diplomacy, former Secretary of State says.

Iran: Talks with West Are Making 'Slow Progress'

Technical talks between Iran and world powers are making progress but slowly, says Iranian deputy foreign minister.

Report: Putin Backs Israel's Security Needs in Middle East

Maariv report claims in private meeting Netanyahu and Putin forged security pact for Israel's safety.

Iran-West Nuclear Talks Resume in Geneva

Iran and six world powers resume expert-level talks in Geneva, a week after Iran pulled out of the talks over a new United States blacklist.

Obama Threatens Veto as Senators Promote New Iran Sanctions

White House threatened to use its veto power against legislation that would impose new sanctions on Iran.

Iran Claims US 'Breached' Deal, Touts Military

Iran attacks 'Zionist lobby-controlled' US's blacklist as 'breach' of nuclear deal, brags of being 'fifth missile power in world.'

Iran Nuclear Talks to Resume Thursday

Talks between Iran and world powers on implementing last month's nuclear deal to resume in Geneva.

Iranian Analyst: Without Deal, We Would've Attacked Israel

Iranian political analyst: If a deal with the West had not been reached, Obama would've had to beg Khamenei not to attack Israel.

Iran Says Talks with World Powers Will Resume

Iranian deputy foreign minister says Tehran will resume negotiations with world powers over its nuclear program in the coming days.

Dershowitz: Ignore International Law

Advocate urges Israel to act as it sees fit on Iran. International law is 'a construct in the mind of a bunch of left wing academics.'

Iran to Keep Talking to West Despite U.S. Blacklist

Iran's Foreign Minister says talks with world powers will continue, despite an American blacklist of companies that violated sanctions.

Susan Rice Hosts Israeli Delegation for Talks on Iran

White House says that Obama's national security adviser hosted meetings with Israeli officials to talk about the deal with Iran.

US Poll: 84% Think Iran Stalling to Build Nukes

Poll finds Americans overwhelmingly distrust Iranian regime, 77% call for increasing sanctions during negotiations.

Obama has 'Killed' New Iran Sanctions

Senate Democratic leaders are about to give in to White House demand for no new sanctions in coming months. Rep. Bachmann: 'a tragedy.'

Senators Demanding Answers on Secret Talks with Iran

Lawmakers are raising questions about the secret U.S. diplomacy with Iran that led to last month's nuclear breakthrough.

Where Art Thou, O Brother?

AIPAC has fallen into line with Obama, who has enabled Iran to obtain a nuclear bomb, writes Dr. Joseph Frager.

Senate to Wait on New Iran Sanctions

A victory for Obama? Senate Banking Committee announces it will hold off on passing a new Iran sanctions bill.

Iran Says Progress Made in Talks On Deal Implementation

Iranian officials say that progress has been achieved in expert-level talks over the implementation of a landmark nuclear deal.

Kerry to Congress: We Promised No New Sanctions

United States Secretary of State appeals to lawmakers to "hold off" on new sanctions against Iran.

Two Senators Preparing New Iran Sanctions

Democratic Senator Robert Menendez and Republican Senator Mark Kirk close to agreeing on new Iran sanctions, say aides.

Netanyahu: Final Deal Should Dismantle Iran's Nuclear Program

PM Netanyahu tells visiting Guatemalan President that Iran's nuclear program is the greatest threat to the Middle East.

Zarif: Impose New Sanctions and Deal is Dead

Iran’s Foreign Minister warns that any new American sanctions on his country would kill the deal reached in Geneva.

Hezbollah TV Apologizes to Bahrain

Al Manar's apology for biased coverage seen as part of rapprochement between Iran, Gulf states.

Experts to Begin Working Out Details of Iran Deal

Technical experts from Iran, world powers and the IAEA will start working out on Monday the implementation of the Geneva deal.

Two More Congressmen: Obama Wrong on Enrichment

California Democrat Schiff, Texas Republican McCaul, say US should press Iran to give up enrichment.

Netanyahu: Iran Must Renounce Genocide

At Saban Forum, Prime Minister says stopping nuclear program is not enough – policy must change, too.

Rouhani: Deal Helps Iranian Economy

Iranian President presents next year's budget, demonstrates how interim deal helps Iranian economy.

UN Inspectors to Visit Iran's Arak Plant

UN nuclear inspectors to visit the Arak heavy water plant for the first time in more than two years.

Kerry: Iran Deal Will Make Israel More Secure

U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry defends the deal signed with Iran, says his country would never allow Iran to obtain a nuclear weapon.

Obama Meets U.S. Jews, Defends Iran Deal

U.S. President defends his diplomacy with Iran before an audience of Israeli diplomats and senior members of the U.S. Jewish community.

Congressman Suggests Tactical Nuclear Strike on Iran

Duncan Hunter in TV interview suggests aerial bombardment preferable to sending in US troops, calls for immediate sanctions.

U.S. May Consider Allowing Iran Some Enrichment

Wendy Sherman says U.S. would consider a "limited, modest enrichment program" in final deal with Iran.

House Reps Concerned Over Iran's Uranium Enrichment

U.S. lawmakers concerned about Iran's ability to continue enriching uranium, say the Obama administration gave Iran too much in Geneva.

Liberman Meets Ban at UN Headquarters

Foreign Minister Liberman meets UN chief. Iran and peace talks are among issues discussed.

Kerry in Israel, Will Discuss Iran Deal with Netanyahu

State Department official says Kerry will update Netanyahu on deal reached between Iran and the West.

Palestinians Attack Schumer over 'Threat' Comment

“Every time the Arab world, the Palestinians, have risen against us, we have risen to defeat them,” said the senator.

Report: U.S. May Let Iran Continue Enriching

The White House is examining ways to enable Iran to have its own “domestic” uranium enrichment program.

Zarif: Netanyahu is 'Desperate' Following Nuclear Deal

Iran's foreign minister says Israel's prime minister "deceived the world for a long time" about the Iranian nuclear program.

Nasrallah: Israel Won't Strike Iran Without U.S. Approval

Hezbollah leader predicts Israel won't attack Iran without U.S. approval, accuses Netanyahu of "psychological warfare."

White House: No New Sanctions, Even if They Are Delayed

White House: Passing new sanctions on Iran, even with a delayed launch date, would give Iran an excuse to undermine the interim deal.

Putin Meets Saudi Intel Chief To Discuss Syria and Iran

Meeting in Moscow focuses on Syria crisis and Geneva 2 talks, 'positive dynamics' of Iran deal, signals closer relations between 2 nations.

Rep. Hunter: If Necessary, Nuke Iran

Congressman says tactical nuclear devices that would set Iran back ' decade or two' are better than boots on the ground.

Avigdor Liberman to Meet with John Kerry in Washington

FM flying to US this week after talks resume with PA, as polls show Israeli confidence in US relationship plummeting.