Iran Offers West a Compromise Over its Nuclear Program
Iran’s Foreign Minister: Recognize our right to enrich uranium and we will limit the amount of enrichment.

Iran’s Foreign Minister: Recognize our right to enrich uranium and we will limit the amount of enrichment.

The world should tighten the squeeze on Iran over its "mad" nuclear plans, Britain's defense secretary Philip Hammond says.

Iran's top negotiator dismisses as "baseless" a report that Iran proposed a nine-step plan over its nuclear program.


Prime Minister Netanyahu’s speech to the UN placed fear into the hearts of Iranians, a Muslim woman from Tehran tells an Israeli channel.

As Iran’s currency continues to drop, U.S. lawmakers are exploring possibilities for tougher sanctions on the Islamic Republic.

Dozens of pro-Israel lawmakers from the world over convene in Jerusalem: stop Iran nukes

Iran offered a compromise on its nuclear program, but American officials dismissed it as too much for too little.

Former U.S. Secretary of State Kissinger on 'red lines': We cannot subcontract the right to go to war. That is an American decision.

Former U.S. Secretary of Defense Robert Gates says a military attack on Iran could "prove catastrophic".

Iran will not back down on its nuclear program despite the Western sanctions,says President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.

A senior Iranian foreign ministry official says that "everyone" is mocking Israel because of PM Netanyahu's UN speech.

Sanctions could trigger a popular uprising in Iran like the revolt in Egypt that toppled Mubarak, says Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman.


Iran's rial dives six percent to a new low of around 28,600 to the dollar. Economy minister says sanctions are hurting 'the enemy'.

Iranian minister: Israel threatens us, not the other way around.

Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney hints his position on Iran is similar to that of his rival, President Barack Obama.

Obama and Netanyahu speak about a "range of security issues", including Iran, by phone.

Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu meets Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper in New York, thanks him for severing ties with Iran.

Iran space agency tried to cover up the setback to its space program, which occurred in May.

EU foreign affairs chief Ashton meets with major powers, says Iran must take urgent action over concerns about its nuclear program.

MEMRI has tracked a campaign by the Iranian regime regarding its intents to enrich uranium for use in nuclear-fueled ships and submarines.

Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney expresses solidarity with Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu after UN speech.

PM Netanyahu and NYC Mayor Bloomberg meet following UN speech, emphasize the need for "red lines" for Iran.

Clinton and Netanyahu meet one-on-one for 75 minutes, reaffirm goal to prevent Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons.

Strategic Affairs Minister and Deputy Prime Minister Moshe Ya'alon welcomes Netanyahu's UN speech.

The Obama administration reiterates that the President would not set “red lines” for Iran, despite Netanyahu's UN speech.

Prime Minister explains that Iran must be told that if it has 90% of the enriched uranium it needs for a nuclear bomb, it will be attacked.

Netanyahu wants the international community to spell out "red lines" in Iran's nuclear weapons program that will trigger a military strike.

A new report says Iran is being hard hit by international sanctions, but evidence shows its nuclear development program is galloping ahead.

Israel will defeat Iran, with or without the US, says Chief Rabbi Metzger, who asks Jews to focus on good relations with others.

Defense expert and author Amir Rapaport: Israel probably will not attack Iran this coming year. “A barking dog doesn’t bite.”

Obama likened Israel's concern over Iran's nukes to "noise." Former NYC mayor: "That is a frightening statement."

President Barack Obama brushes off Netanyahu's demands for "red lines" to Iran during a CBS interview. Romney criticizes.

Britain, France and Germany write EU foreign policy chief Ashton, call for new European Union sanctions against Iran.

Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad tells CNN that his country will retaliate should Israel attack it.

Senior Iranian commander admits that Iran might attack Israel first, says U.S. will be targeted as well. “It will turn into World War III.”

A hidden interceptor transmitted valuable information at the Fordow site and apparently self-detonated when it was discovered.

Maariv reports senior Netanyahu adviser hopes to arrange meeting with Obama when PM visits. Barak meets Rahm Emanuel 'to pass on message'.

President Obama speaks in Tampa, Florida: I've been absolutely clear that our policy is not to allow Iran to get a nuclear weapon.

Iranian Defense Minister Ahmad Vahidi: Tehran is capable of wiping the Israeli regime off the earth.

The US sternly warns Iran “time is running out” for its unsupervised nuclear program, in what may be veiled support for Netanyahu.

The head of Israel's Nuclear Energy Commission, Shaul Horev, warns Iran that Israel can defend itself on its own.

Iran accuses the IAEA of reporting information that allowed “terrorists” to cut power to centrifuges at its Fordow nuclear site last month.

Catherine Ashton will consult with UN partners in New York after face-to-face talks with Iran's Saeed Jalili.

U.S. ambassador to the UN joins those who have rejected Netanyahu’s request that the U.S. set a clear “red line” for Iran.

Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu tells CNN there must be "red lines" on halting Iran's nuclear ambitions.

The head of Iran's Revolutionary Guards says his country will target U.S. bases in the Middle East and Israel if attacked.

Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu says Iran's leaders are guided by "unbelievable fanaticism" and can't have nuclear weapons.

Defense Secretary Leon Panetta sides with Obama, reject Israel's demand of "red lines" for Iran.

Former Kadima chairwoman: Even if there is a dispute with the President of the United States it should be kept behind closed doors.

Senior official says the divide between Obama and Netanyahu in Iran has deepened after their phone conversation this week.

Attorney Mark Langfan refutes an angry letter by U.S. Senator Barbara Boxer to PM Netanyahu over Iran. No response from Boxer's office.


Netanyahu denies he is interfering in the US presidential vote by pushing Obama to take a tougher stand on Iran.

The UN atomic agency's board approves with a crushing majority a resolution criticizing Iran. China and Russia vote in favor.

New IAEA resolution criticizes Iran over its defiance of UN Security Council resolutions and its refusal to allow IAEA inspections.

French President calls Netanyahu to discuss Iran, stresses France's determination that Iran should suspend its nuclear program.

The US says there are two diplomacies – public and private. Israel is “private” when it comes to red lines apparently. But Iran is public.

Deputy Prime Minister Moshe Ya’alon attacks Defense Minister Ehud Barak for siding with the U.S. on Iran.
