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Analysis: At AIPAC, Obama defended his administration's position on Israel and sought to make sense of his administration's policy on Iran.
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Analysis: At AIPAC, Obama defended his administration's position on Israel and sought to make sense of his administration's policy on Iran.

With 90% of the votes counted, President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad appears to be the big loser against Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khameini.

There is a limit to Iran’s anti-American stance as the almighty dollar replaces the local "rial" currency at the Tehran Grand Bazaar.

Report: Assad has ordered his military to hit Israel with a barrage of missiles should there be any foreign intervention in Syria.

Iran's Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has learned the hard way that even a President does not challenge Ayatollah Ali Khameini.

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

The sanctions noose continues to tighten as Iranian oil consumers find insurance for their oil shipments cut off in Europe.

President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad is battling for his political life against the party of Khamenei as corruption hearings loom in his future.

Outgoing head of the Counter-Terrorism Bureau warns: Israelis abroad are still under threat of terrorism. Iran is constantly at work.

The top general for the Syrian Free Army says Iran and Hizbullah are actively aiding Bashar al-Assad in his brutal crackdown.

A poll released as PM Netanyahu heads for the US says that Israelis are divided on an Iran attack

Thursday is the last chance for Israelis to acquire a free gas mask kit, and Israelis who haven't yet gotten one are probably not going to

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.

An Israeli strike on Iran may prompt Iranian-backed terrorist attacks, but only Israel would be targeted with missiles, says ex-US general.

Russia gave Israel codes for breaking Iran’s missile defense system in return for codes of UAVs Israel sold to Georgia, WikiLeaks claims.

Iran summons Azerbaijan's ambassador, warns him over $1.5 billion in arms his country purchased from Israel.

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.

Rep. Allen West warned that Israel could become the site of a "second Holocaust" if the U.S. does not back an Israeli strike on Iran.

Amnesty International report: Iran put to death more than twice as many people in 2011 as it did the year before.

Iran has put off the execution of Christian Pastor Yousof Nadarkhani, but it is not clear for how long.

Lebanon's defense minister says Israel will 'suffer another defeat' if it invades southern Lebanon to strike at Hizbullah.

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

The European Union has tightened its belt and prepared to cut its consumption of Iranian oil, with sanctions affecting others as well.

Police in Thailand say they are questioning three more Iranians in connection to a botched February 14 bombing targeting Israeli diplomats

Surging gas prices stuff Iran’s pockets as sanctions are not slowing down Iran’s nuclear race. Iran may have the last laugh.

Iranian state television announced that “The Separation” succeeded in “leaving behind” a film from the “Zionist regime.”

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

An Iranian general says the White House should be burned in response to American soldiers’ burning Korans in Afghanistan.

Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu said that the latest IAEA report showed that Israel's suspicions on Iran are justified.

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

Ron Paul: The Iranians can’t attack anybody and we are worrying about the possibility of one nuclear weapon?

Bolton says upcoming meeting between Netanyahu and Obama is going to be “very unpleasant,” but unavoidable.
Iran has accused Israel of conducting “war games” in Tehran in a letter of complaint to the United Nations Security Council.

President Shimon Peres plans to tell U.S. President Barack Obama that he is opposed to Israeli military action in Iran, report says.

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

Iran’s failed Bangkok terrorists used $27 portable radios to hide a bomb and parts that appeared be meant for magnetic bombs, ABC reported.

Obama is scheduled to address AIPAC, amid heightened tensions, in an effort to garner Jewish support in upcoming elections.

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.

China, India and Japan are planning to reduce their imports of Iranian oil by at least ten percent, an indication sanctions are working.

A month after foiling a terror attack against Israelis, Azerbaijan arrests a terrorist cell whose members belonged to Hizbullah.

US military officials disputed reports that Iranian warships docked in Syria over the weekend.

Thai police are looking into links between last week's Bangkok bomb blasts and the posting of a string of Islamic-related stickers.

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.

Sources close to the Delhi police investigation of last week's bombing of an Israeli embassy car say police are spinning their wheels.

“How can Israel not attack Iran?” asks former Netanyahu aide Bennett on Fox News. Iran is an “octopus of terror.”

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.”

The IDF plans to deploy a battery of the Iron Dome missile defense system in the Dan area in the coming days.

Iran has cut oil to countries that support sanctions, and is telling others to order oil now or face the same.

A prostitute helped Thai police in the arrest of three Iranian terrorists in the botched bomb plot. A fourth suspect fled to Iran.

Iran heats up tensions and warns Israel of a "crushing response to Israel’s slightest move.” US jawbones against a pre-emptive strike.
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.
International sanctions stopped Iran from obtaining anti-virus software, slowing down the process of cleaning out the Stuxnet virus.

Israel warns the world to tighten sanctions "even further" -- to the "crippling" point -- on Iran.

Iranian warships have entered the Mediterranean for the second time in two years.

Israel's Counter-terrorism Bureau warned Friday that it expects more attacks on Israelis travelling abroad, and senior officials.

The US Treasury Department imposed sanctions on Iran's Ministry of Intelligence and Security for exporting terror and violating human rights
